water heaters installation & replacement

Water heater installation is a complex job which is best performed by a qualified, trained and licensed professional. The process can involve modifications to your home’s structure, piping and welding activities, as well as the need to work with combustible fuel such as gas. Improper installation can void your heater’s warranty, degrade the function or efficiency of the unit, or even result in harm to your heater, home, or exposure to scalding water.

Tankless water heaters are a popular choice among homeowners because of their ability to produce a constant supply of hot water. Since traditional tank-type water heaters must heat gallons of water continuously, tankless water heaters are more efficient and only consume energy as water is being used which lowers your utility bill and impact on the environment.

Water heaters use gas or electric to heat the water, so it's important to know the heat source of your current unit before you start shopping for a replacement. While you can convert from one heat source to another, that will be an additional expense.

• Mounting of customer-supplied water heater

• Attach to existing water lines and, if applicable, attach gas lines

• Unit test and clean up

• Disposal of your old unit, if requested (at an additional fee)

• 60-day warranty on plumbing workmanship. 

If you plan to convert from a tanked water heater to a tankless water heater, we can evaluate the project for the new vent setup your tankless will need and provide you with a proposal.

Tanked water heaters should be up to code at all times, but will need to be compliant before most manufacturer's honor warranty service.

If you would like for our company to recommend and/or purchase a quality water heater for you, we will be happy to help you. We source all of our quality units, parts, and materials from our plumbing supply houses that are only open to contractors.

Step 1: Contact our plumbing contractor who will request photos to evaluate your current setup and what you desire to have or we can schedule a time to come out and inspect the project in person.

Step2: Schedule an appointment. Our plumber will contact you when he is on his way to your location with an estimated time of arrival.