Hot water is a necessity in any home, and we believe that you should have reliable access to water heated in an affordable manner. That is why you ought to schedule your water heater services with the pros on our staff. However, scheduling professional water heater services and investing in a quality system is not enough to guarantee your 100% satisfaction with your new water heater. You must also choose a water heater that is a good fit for your usage habits and personal preferences. We recommend that you consider the installation of a tankless water heater in Salt Lake City, UT if you are in the market for a new system. Contact Design Comfort any time to learn more about the benefits that going tankless has to offer.
Size
While a tanked water heater requires a certain amount of storage space in order to accommodate the tank itself, a tankless water heater is a very compact device. In fact, such systems are so compact that they can be easily mounted in a closet or other tight spaces. If you are a bit short of space in your home, or if you just want to keep your water heater tucked away out of view, then a tankless model is well worth your consideration.
Efficiency
Modern tank water heaters are more efficient than ever before, and there are additional insulation options which can help to minimize the risk of standby energy loss as well. It cannot be eliminated entirely, though, so long as a storage tank is in use. By opting for a tankless water heater, you are able to heat only the water that you need, as you need it. Schedule your tankless water heater services with our staff, and heat water with outstanding efficiency.
Longevity
No water heater is going to last forever. That being said, you should get the longest lifespan possible from your system. Tankless water heaters have the edge over storage tank models in this regard. Many such systems have a life expectancy of 20+ years; in contrast, the life expectancy of storage tank models is only 10-15 years. Call today for exceptional tankless water heater services.
