Is your home’s water heater in need of replacement? If it’s broken down recently or if you are tired of paying for increasingly frequent water heater repairs, then this may very well be the case. Whatever your reasons are for scheduling the replacement of your water heater, remember that there are far more options today than there were 10-20 years ago.
There’s nobody saying that you have to stick with the same type of water heater that you’ve always had. For example, you may do well to consider the installation of a tankless water heater—which offers many benefits.
Among the numerous benefits of using a tankless water heater is that they are extremely efficient. Tankless water heating systems aren’t subject to the standby energy loss that traditional storage tank water heaters are. This happens when heat within the water in the tank transfer out through that tank and into the air surrounding it.
Modern tank water heaters are far more efficient than they used to be, and are still a good option depending on your specific needs, but they still do not eliminate heat loss entirely. This isn’t their only benefit though! Longevity is another bonus.
You will notice that a tankless water heater is more expensive up front than a standard tank water heater. However, tankless systems, when well taken care of, last for twenty years or more. And over that time, they operate with greater efficiency than their tank counterparts. This equates to lower monthly costs for you and later replacement. You should be able to get the most out of your water heater, no matter what model you choose.
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