Buying a new water heater can be a slightly frustrating experience once you start to do a little bit of research into what kinds of water heaters there are available. In order to better understand what type of price you might be looking at, you need to first decide on exactly what kind of water heater you are going to get: tankless or conventional.
Tankless Water Heaters
Depending on the number of people living in your home, making your new water heater a tankless one may be a great way to save a lot of money on your energy bill. For smaller homes and houses with only two or three people living under one roof, a tankless heater may be perfect since it can easily handle one use at a time, such as a shower, or two less intense uses, such as a dishwasher and clothes washer at once. These water heaters warm up the water as it is needed, removing the need for a tank of hot water to be constantly re-heated throughout the day. A tankless heater usually costs a few hundred dollars, and usually around a couple of hundred dollars for the installation.
Conventional Water Heaters
A water heater with a tank is great for homes with large families since it can release hot water to several appliances or fixtures at once without running out for quite a while. Since these water heaters have been around for a long time, you can generally find these brand new for a couple of hundred dollars, with a similar price tag for installation. You may end up paying a little more for the constant reheating of the water, but if you have a lot of people living with you, it may be the best choice.
The home comfort professionals at Powers Heating & Air have been in the HVAC business for over 30 years and know the needs of customers around the Peachtree area. Allow us to share our experience with you and solve all of your heating or cooling needs by giving us a call or visiting our website.
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