Tankless Water Heaters

Tankless water heaters, also called demand-type water heaters, heat water only when you need it. When a hot water tap opens, cold water flows through the unit where powerful gas burners or electric elements heat it instantly before delivery to the fixture. There is no storage tank, so there is no standby heat loss.

This on-demand design makes tankless water heaters significantly more energy-efficient than traditional tank models. By eliminating the need to continuously maintain a tank of hot water, tankless units use less energy and deliver lower utility bills. They also provide an endless supply of hot water, never running out during long showers or back-to-back uses.

Tankless water heaters are rated by the temperature rise they can achieve at a given flow rate. The right size depends on your incoming water temperature, desired output temperature, and the number of fixtures that may be used simultaneously. Whole-house units can supply multiple bathrooms and appliances at once.

Flow rate and temperature rise requirements determine whether a single unit or a multiple-unit system is needed for your property. Our team performs a thorough analysis to recommend the right configuration for your household or commercial hot water demands.