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The construction of water heaters has changed significantly in the past ten years. They are safer, more efficient, take less space, and are more economical than ever before. New water heaters can save you 10% to 40% over your old unit.

Water heaters are part of the total "Home Comfort System" of your home. Endless hot water can now always be on-tap, depending on which type or style of water heater you install. A quality hot water heater will improve your standard of living and add to the value of your home.

And with new tax credits and rebates, a new water heating system is a better investment than ever.

Currently the federal government is giving a 30% tax credit for new hot water heaters, up to $1,500 as part of the stimulus program (click here for details).

In addition, the Southern California Gas Company is giving rebates (click here for details), making a new water heater a smart investment (not all water heaters are eligible - call for details).

Residential Water Heaters

From warm showers to clean dishes, we count on hot water. In fact, the average household spends $400 to $600 per year on heating water, making it the second largest energy expenditure behind room heating and cooling.

Most Americans have conventional water heaters that are not much more efficient than ones sold 20 years ago. Today's new ENERGY STAR qualified water heaters include smart design enhancements that offer significant improvements in efficiency and performance. Depending on the technology you choose, you may be able to cut your water heating costs almost in half!

A typical water heater lasts about 10 to 15 years. When it fails it can leave you with a big mess. When in a rush to replace, it's hard to evaluate options and consumers often end up with the least efficient choice. If you're one of the 27 million households with a water heater that's more than ten years old, consider replacing it with an ENERGY STAR qualified model before it fails. By acting early you have more control of your purchase and can start saving money right away.

Replacing an Older Outdated Water Heater.

Replacing an older outdated water heater will save you money and energy. Tank water heaters collect sand and sediment in the bottom of the tank. Year after year the sediment builds up in the bottom of the tank, experience has proven that over 98% of homeowners do not drain and flush out their tank water heaters.

The burner for most tank water heaters is in the bottom of the water heater. In order to heat the water in the tank the burner must heat the tank and the layers of sand and sediment that act as an insulating shield between the burner and the water. The build-up of sediment wastes energy. If you do not flush out your tank water heater once a year, you will have build-up in your tank water heater. If you have a tank water heater flush it once a year. Or have us do an annual inspection and maintenance of your plumbing system.

As a safety feature, all water heaters should have a Temperature & Pressure Relief Valve (T&P), these valves are required to be tested and flushed annually. This safety valve protects the water heater from over heating the water to a boiling point of 210 to 212 degrees, and prevents the water heater from over pressurizing to 150 to 180 PSI. On a tank water heater this valve is usually located on the top or side of the water heater.

On a tankless water heater this valve is located on the hot side port after the water leaves the heating unit. Have Henrik Plumbing flush this valve and do an annual inspection and maintenance of your plumbing system.

Water Heater Types

Water heaters come in two basic types:

• Tank Water Heaters. These include:
  
  • High-Efficiency Gas Storage
    
  • Condensing Water Heaters
    
    
• Tankless (Tank-less) Water Heaters

Consider High-Efficiency Gas Storage if you:

• Currently have a gas storage water heater that needs to be replaced.
• Don't want to make a major change and are satisfied with the style of water heater you have now.
• Are willing to pay a little more upfront to reduce water heating bills by about 7%. (60-80% efficient)
• Want routine installation and maintenance. ENERGY STAR qualified gas storage water heaters are an easy choice for energy savings, performance, and reliability. If you need to replace your current gas water heater, ask your installer for an ENERGY STAR qualified model.

Consider Gas Condensing if you:

• Want to replace your existing gas water heater before it fails.
• Are building a new home or conducting a major remodeling project.
• Often run out of hot water.
• Are willing to pay more upfront to significantly reduce water-heating bills (90% to 97% efficient depending on the model).
• Have space to accommodate a condensate drain and special venting.
• Provides non-stop hot water 3-5 gallons per minute, "endless water."
• Recommended for use with Recirculation systems. ENERGY STAR qualified gas condensing water heaters are blazing a new trail in water heating technology. Qualified models due utilize an enhanced design to cut water-heating expenses by about 30%, while also delivering superior performance. If you have time to plan ahead, consider this exciting new technology for your next water heater purchase.
  

Consider Whole-Home Gas Tankless if you:

• Want to replace your existing gas water heater before it fails.
• Are building a new home or conducting a major remodeling project.
• Often run out of hot water.
• Have limited space and need a water heater that doesn't take up much room.
• Want a water heater with a longer lifetime
  
• Are willing to pay more upfront to reduce water-heating bills by about 30%.
• Have a large enough natural gas line in your home (typically at least 3/4") plus space to install the necessary venting.
• Are willing to take on additional maintenance tasks or schedule a regular maintenance check every few years.
• By heating water only when it's needed, ENERGY STAR qualified gas tankless water heaters cut water-heating expenses by 30%, while also providing continuous hot water delivery. Gas tankless models are a great choice for new construction and major remodeling, but are also becoming popular as a replacement for gas storage water heaters. See if you should make your next water heater an ENERGY STAR qualified tankless model.
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Water Treatment

All homes will benefit from a whole house water treatment system. There are several types of water treatments ranging from filters up to water softeners, or a combination of water treatments.

All tankless water heaters should have a pre-filter to protect the heating unit. Please see our page for Installation Options.

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