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Cold showers? Water puddles? If you’re experiencing issues with your water heater, you may want to consider replacement. Here are some ways that an upgrade can benefit you!

Benefits of a Water Heater Upgrade

Energy Efficiency

Did you know water heaters that are old, outdated, or running inefficiently use much more energy than they need to?  A newer system will work much more efficiently and safely.

Save Money

A recent report suggests that a typical family who has a tankless water heater installed into their home can save more than $100 per year in gas bills compared to a family who uses a standard water heating system. Larger families can save even more than this.

Save Energy

As noted above, the “on-demand” function of tankless water heaters means that the heaters are not an energy consumption liability. With tankless water heaters being up to 96% efficient (conventional tanks have an efficiency rate of 60-65%), you will be able to significantly reduce the high levels of energy and water typically consumed by conventional heaters.

Endless Hot Water

Tired of having to take cold showers after someone in your home has used up all of the hot water? Well, tankless water heaters have an endless supply of hot water, so that never has to happen again!

Save Space

Trying to free up some space in your home or business? Tankless water heaters can easily be mounted onto walls, as well as outside of your home. Unlike conventional water heaters, many smaller tankless units can be installed under cabinets or in a closet.

Longevity

Unlike traditional water heaters that have an average lifespan of 8 to 12 years, tankless water heaters have a life expectancy of more than 20 years. If you’re thinking of selling your home, this will certainly add to a home’s resale value.

No More Leaks

When a traditional water heater leaks or fails, it can damage and flood your home with tens of gallons of water. 

When you’re experiencing issues with your water heater, call Crystal Blue today. We’re ready to help!