TANKLESS HOT WATER HEATER SERVICES

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LIMITLESS HOT WATER: The most appealing feature of a tankless hot water heater is that it never runs out of hot water. Tankless water heaters are not limited by the capacity of a tank like traditional units, but rather heats water on demand, as needed.

LONGER LIFESPAN: Tankless systems do not have to hold water constantly helping them extend their life significantly, because their contact with actual water is limited. Traditional units have a tendency to rust and leak because water is consistently held within a tank. 

SMALLER SIZE: A tankless water heater is so small it can be installed on a wall. 

CLEANER WATER: Tankless systems avoid using water that has been stored in a tank with accumulated rust and scale.

SAFETY FEATURES: Tankless models can be equipped with safety features to prevent scalding hot water from reaching your taps.

ENERGY SAVINGS: Unlike conventional tanks, that consistently heat water throughout the day regardless if you are using it or not, tankless units only heat water when you need it helping you save on your energy bill.

Water Leaks: A water leak is a common precursor to a water heater emergency. They generally start small, around valves at the top of your unit, or at the base, and in no time they can leak out gallons of water, resulting in water damage and in some instances even mold growth.

High Energy Bills: Increases in your utility bill can be the result of a faulty hot water heater. 

Little To No Hot Water: If you find you are consistently running out of hot water without an increase in consumption there may be an issue with the temperature controls inside your unit.

Low Water Pressure: While low water pressure in indicative to several plumbing issues, like clogged pipes, if low water pressure only happens when you attempt to use hot water then more than likely your water heater may be the source of the problem.

Rust: Hot water tanks are made of metal, and when metal comes in to contact consistently with water eventually rust will form. The last thing any homeowner wants is for rust colored water to come pouring out of your fixtures, or for your tank to completely rust out and crack open

The estimated life expectancy of a tankless hot water heater is twice as long as that of a traditional tank. However, actual performance varies depending on water quality, usage rates, environmental factors and regular maintenance. 

Calgary, Airdrie and surrounding areas have what is considered hard water, and over time, a tankless water heater will accumulate mineral build up which can erode the walls inside your tank's heating chamber causing havoc on your system. In order to properly maintain and clean your tankless hot water heater, it’s important to flush out those mineral deposits at least once a year.