Storage Tank
- Lower upfront cost; easy replacement
- Simple maintenance; widely available
- Takes more space and keeps reheating water
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From reliable storage tanks to space-saving tankless systems, we’ll size and install the right option for your household’s usage and budget.
How It Works
Storage Tank Water Heaters
Cold water enters a tank through a dip tube, is heated by a gas burner or electric elements, and held at a set temperature by a thermostat. When you open a tap, hot water is drawn from the top while fresh cold water refills from the bottom.
- Lower upfront cost and simple to service
- Common sizes from 20–80 gallons
- Can run out if demand exceeds capacity
How It Works
Tankless (On-Demand) Water Heaters
Tankless units heat water only when you need it. As water flows through the heat exchanger, powerful burners or elements raise its temperature instantly—delivering an endless supply with a compact, wall-mounted design.
- Endless hot water; saves floor space
- Higher efficiency vs. many tank models
- Flow rate limits under simultaneous heavy use
Compare Options
Storage vs. Tankless: Which Fits Your Home?
Tankless (On-Demand)
- High efficiency; endless hot water
- Compact, wall-mounted design
- Higher upfront cost; flow-rate dependent
Venting Options
Power-Vent vs. Conventional Vent
Power-Vent (PV)
A small fan pushes exhaust through a side-wall vent. Great when there’s no usable chimney.
Advantages
- Flexible placement—no chimney needed
- Ideal for retrofits & finished basements
Considerations
- Slightly higher upfront cost (fan motor)
Venting
Side-wall (fan-assisted)
Power
Needs a standard 120V outlet
Install
Most flexible placement
PV units need a 120V outlet for the fan and proper condensate management (where applicable).
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Whether you prefer a dependable storage tank or an energy-efficient tankless system, our certified techs will size, install, and maintain it for lasting comfort.