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Old 09-09-2023, 02:12 PM
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would like recommendation for best brans of tankless gas hot water heater and installation.
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I am considering tankless hw heater. Is it worth the extra cost?
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First, I would go to Consumer Reports or similar to find the best tankless water heater. Then remember you will need yearly cleaning of this device. Finally, I would check to see the amount of additional delay you will get when you turn on the hot water spigot, if you currently have a tank hot water heater, you get hot water in XX seconds, if you go tankless then you need to ADD the warm up time for the tankless heater.
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First, I would go to Consumer Reports or similar to find the best tankless water heater. Then remember you will need yearly cleaning of this device. Finally, I would check to see the amount of additional delay you will get when you turn on the hot water spigot, if you currently have a tank hot water heater, you get hot water in XX seconds, if you go tankless then you need to ADD the warm up time for the tankless heater.
I have a family home that is only used 4 months a year. Wouldn't it be more practical to a tankless gas heater?
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Hi there. I have a Rheem Tankless system on my personal home (installed at construction when the home was built). It requires 2 (50 amp 2 pole breakers, 100 amp service). I would suggest it. Our hot water is plentiful and is delivered to through the home quickly. My master shower luckily is very close to the garage, so hot water is usually instantaneous.
This does have a hefty requirement for electrical, so transitioning from a tank heater to tankless, especially of this caliber, will require your home's electrical panel to be evaluated. We offer FREE estimates here at Pike's Electric for any electrical needs. (352)748-6251
Also - Pro Plus Plumbing LLC is a family owned/small business that we recommend for plumbing. Loren, the owner and sole operator, can provide you plumbing details for such install and an estimate as well. He can be reached at (352)427-0337.
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