In a standard gas water heater with a storage tank:
✅ Cold water enters the tank through a dip tube
✅ A heating element warms the water inside the tank
✅ Hot water rises to the top, ready for use
✅ A thermostat maintains a consistent temperature
In a standard gas water heater with a storage tank:
✅ Cold water enters the tank through a dip tube
✅ A heating element warms the water inside the tank
✅ Hot water rises to the top, ready for use
✅ A thermostat maintains a consistent temperature
The storage tank water heater is the most common type, available in natural gas, propane, or electric models, with capacities ranging from 20 to 80 gallons to suit different household needs.
✅ Lower upfront cost than tankless options
✅ Reliable and requires minimal maintenance
❌ Takes up space in the basement
❌ Constantly reheats water, increasing energy consumption
❌ run out of hot water if demand exceeds capacity
Uses a blower motor to vent exhaust to the side of the house
Vents exhaust naturally through the chimney
The tankless water heater heats water on demand without the need for a storage tank, ensuring an endless supply of hot water while maintaining a compact, space-saving design ideal for modern homes.
✅ More energy-efficient than tank models
✅ Easy Install – No ductwork needed.
❌Higher upfront cost
❌ Limited flow rate—may struggle with high simultaneous usage
❌Performance depends on groundwater temperature
❌Hard water areas may require water softener + periodic flushing
Whether you need a traditional storage-tank water heater or an energy-efficient tankless system, we’ve got you covered!
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