March 23, 2017
If you’re in need of a new water heater in your Orlando home, you will need to decide whether a tankless or traditional model is right for your needs. If you are looking to save money on energy and operating costs and want a reliable system that never runs out of hot water, a tankless …
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January 19, 2017
When the temperatures begin to fall, you may shake out your winter clothes and warm bedding, and have your heating system tuned up. Though, have you given any thought to bundling up your water heater for the winter months? Here’s how!
December 29, 2016
Tankless water heaters can meet the needs of any household, but in certain situations, you’ll benefit from having two or more smaller systems rather than one large system. In these cases, installing more than one water heater provides greater comfort and convenience.
April 19, 2012
When buying a new water heater, there are several elements that can help determine which model and type is right for your home. Whether you’re looking at buying a traditional storage type, a tankless unit or a heat pump model, the energy factor (EF) of each type is important to your decision.
March 13, 2012
Tankless water heaters, also called demand or instantaneous, have a completely different design than a traditional storage-tank system — which makes them more energy efficient. Monthly energy and monetary savings come from the fact that tankless models don’t store a supply of water and keep it hot. During that storage process, standard tank water heaters …
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October 6, 2011
Home water heaters are usually fairly reliable, whether you’re using it for a shower, washing the dishes, or cooking. Its reliability makes it easy to take it for granted. But as you make your list of fall maintenance items, make sure to include draining the water heater on your list. Draining the water heater is …
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