There’s nothing better than a long, hot shower on a cold, winter day in Utah. And there’s nothing worse than your hot water going out halfway through that shower, blasting you with icy cold water.
If your hot water heater is due to be replaced soon, or your existing water heater just isn’t meeting the demands of your household, perhaps you’ve wondered if your home would benefit from a tankless water heater.
There are definitely pros and cons to tankless water heaters and things to consider when deciding between the two types. Read on to discover if a tankless water heater is better for your family’s needs.
If you’re mainly considering switching to tankless because your tank water heater isn’t meeting the demands of your household, there’s a very important factor to think about when considering tankless. Tankless water heaters aren’t always necessarily able to keep up with your home’s demands for hot water if the demand is too high.
If you have multiple fixtures and appliances demanding hot water all at once, then the system can get overwhelmed and may be unable to supply the level of hot water that you need. In this case, your home may require more than one tankless system.
Examining the hot water demands of your home is a good idea. Consider if you have an average amount of household members, or if some family members prefer to shower in the evening vs the morning.
Also, do you run the washing machine and dishwasher throughout the day or do these activities tend to coincide with other demands on your hot water system? Another possibility is to install a tankless water heater and have a small tank water heater reserved for a specific area of the home.
If you’re wondering if tankless will be better for your home and the needs of your family, don’t hesitate to give us a call. We can go over your options and help you decide what’s best.
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