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Prices

Pricing a tankless from a website is, dare we say it…. Impossible.

There are too many unknowns, number of occupants, gas line size, venting issues, water pressure, to name only a few.  Many sites offer tankless units and rely on the home owner to do the research necessary to understand all aspects of installation and preform it themselves.  This is a recipe for disaster, it very well could work excellent and the owner may save some money… But these situations are far and few between.  There is years of training and experience that plumbers and gas fitters go through to become qualified.

Having a tankless installed by a professional ensures your unit is correctly supplied, sized, and vented to meet the necessary requirements and provide the best possible results.

Now the Prices….

Below are all INSTALLED Prices and NEGOTIABLE, manufacture rebates are not included as they change on a monthly basis Contact Us For Current Promotions.

Rinnai Products

Rinnai – R75-LSi Tankless – $3250.00

Rinnai – RC80-HPi Condensing Tankless  – $3895.00

Rinnai – Wireless Controller with Transceiver – $495.00

Rinnai – Wired Controller – $275.00

Noritz Products

Noritz – NRC111 Condensing Tankless – $4250.00

GSW

Envirosense PV 90% – $3400.00

Envirosense Power Direct Vent 96% – $4250.00

Power Vent 50 Gallon – $1800.00

Conventional Vent 50 Gallon – $1250.00

Finance Or Lease

All products are available to be either financed or leased Find out here about Financing and here about Leasing.

Prices are available within the Greater Toronto area, as well as Markham, Mississauga, Richmond Hill, Etobicoke, Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville and all towns within.

Navien Rebates

Navien Tankless water heaters are available for rebates sponsored by the Ontario Government.  These cash incentives have been put in place to help convince you the home owner the switch to a more efficient home water heating system.  Newer technology comes with higher costs and these rebates help to offset the cost of a tankless water heater.

So you have decided to go for a Navien tankless water heater, how much can you expect to get back?

Navien Tankless Rebates

  • Navien  CC-210A  – $375
  • Navien  CC-240A- $375
  • Navien  CR-180- $375
  • Navien  CR-180A- $375
  • Navien  CR-210- $375
  • Navien  CR-210A- $375
  • Navien  CC-180A- $375
  • Navien  CC-210- $375
  • Navien  CC-240- $375
  • Navien  CR-240- $375
  • Navien  CR-240A- $375
  • Navien  NR-180- $375
  • Navien  NR-180A- $375
  • Navien  NR-210- $375
  • Navien  NR-210A- $375
  • Navien  NR-240- $375
  • Navien  NR-240A- $375

Basically all Navien Tankless Water heaters are eligible for the $375 Grant as the they are all condensing units.

Navien makes the most efficient tankless available on the market but be cautious and make sure you are getting a good new generation unit as the old versions had and still have MANY issues (see issues here).

Don’t forget rental tankless systems are still eligible for rebates.

Navien NR-180

Navien NR-180 Tankless Water Heater Information

Navien NR-180
Input : 15,000~150,000 BTU/h
Thermal Efficiency : 98%
Energy Factor : 0.96
Flow Rate
At 35˚F Rise : 8.3 GPM
At 45˚F Rise : 6.5 GPM
At 77˚F Rise : 3.8 GPM

Navien Offers Ultimate in Energy Efficiency with Hi-Tech Comfort

  1. Easy installation and PVC venting for Navien tankless
  2. 3″ SCH 40 solid PVC up to 100′
  3. Navien holds the industry’s highest energy efficiency rating – 98%
  4. Ready Link Cascade System
  5. Optional built-in recirculation system with buffer tank
  6. Advanced Eco Navien technology
  7. Extended lifecycle utilizing dual stainless steel heat exchangers
  8. Advanced remote control – NR-10DU
  9. Navien has the industry’s best warranty

Heat Exchanger

Navien tankless water heaters utilizes dual stainless steel heat exchangers, providing 3.8 to 4.5 times longer life-expectancy and erosion resistance over the copper heat exchangers used in other tankless brands. Navien’s heat exchangers operate with relatively low water temperature, minimizing damage from hard water conditions and maintains efficiency levels. Its always important to have your tankless flushed once every 2 years or so to remove any buildup from within the heat exchangers.

Efficiency

Because of Naviens high efficiency the tankless can be vented in PVC piping.  Basically excess heat is exhausted with all the combustion gasses in conventional tank systems but a Navien uses this to further heat the water. This results in significantly lower exhaust temperatures and allows for the use of PVC exhaust vent piping.

Links and Further Info

Rinnai RC98HPi

Features

  • Qualifies For Government Grants
  • ENERGY STAR qualified
  • Up to 96% thermal efficiency
  • Condensing technology for greater efficiency and significant hot water energy savings
  • Capacity to supply continuous hot water simultaneously to multiple plumbing demands
  • Significant space savings over tank-style water heaters
  • More sanitary hot water
  • Long-lasting design and reduced risk of flooding
  • Available in Natural Gas or Propane
  • Flexible indoor installation options
  • Meets Strict NOx Emission Rules
  • 12-year heat exchanger limited warranty for residential installations (5 years on parts, 1 year on labor)
  • Pair up with an air handler for efficient home heating

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 19” W x 26” H x 10” D
  • Weight: 71 lbs.
  • Installation: Interior/Residential or Commercial
  • Approved Gas Types: Natural Gas or Propane
  • Minimum/Maximum Gas Rate (Input BTUs): 10,000 – 199,000 
  • Hot Water Capacity: 0.4 to 9.8 GPM (35° rise)
  • Energy Factor: 0.94 (NG and LP)
  • Electrical: AC 120 Volts – 60 Hz
  • Connections:

    • Gas Supply: ¾ inch MNPT
    • Cold Water Inlet: ¾ inch MNPT
    • Hot Water Outlet: ¾ inch MNPT
  • Temperature Range (Min-Max)
    • Residential: 98°-140° F 
    • Commercial: 98°-185° F (requires MCC-91-1 controller)
  • Standard Digital Controller: MC-91-1US (included)

Documents

Get a Rinnai RC98HPi

Interested in renting or purchasing a high efficiency condensing Rinnai tankless? Get a free quote here and we will have someone come out to your home to see if it can be installed free of charge.

Rinnai RC80HPi

Features

  • Qualifies For Government Rebates
  • ENERGY STAR qualified
  • Up to 97% thermal efficiency for this Tankless
  • Condensing technology for greater efficiency and significant energy savings!
  • Capacity to supply continuous hot water simultaneously to multiple plumbing demands
  • Significant space savings over conventional tank-style water heaters
  • More sanitary hot water
  • Long-lasting design and reduced flooding risk
  • Available in Natural Gas or Propane
  • Flexible indoor installation options
  • Meets strict NOx Emission Rules
  • 12-year heat exchanger limited warranty for residential installations (5 years on parts, 1 year on labor)
  • Pair up with an air handler for efficient home heating

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 19” W x 26” H x 10” D
  • Weight: 71 lbs.
  • Installation: Interior/Residential or Commercial
  • Approved Gas Types: Natural Gas or Propane
  • Minimum/Maximum Gas Rate (Input BTUs): 10,000 – 157,000
  • Hot Water Production: 0.4 to 8.0 GPM (35° rise)
  • Energy Factor: 0.96 (NG and LP)
  • Electrical: AC 120 Volts – 60 Hz
  • Connections:

Gas Supply: ¾ inch MNPT

Cold Water Inlet: ¾ inch MNPT

Hot Water Outlet: ¾ inch MNPT

  • Temperature Range (Min-Max):

Residential: 98°-140° F

Commercial: 98°-185° F (requires MCC-91-1 controller)

  • Standard Digital Controller: MC-91-1US (included)
  • Documents

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    Rinnai Tankless

    The Rinnai tankless water heater is one of the best brands of tankless systems out there. This is simply because the unit is reliable.

    The specifications and features on any of the Rinnai tankless product lines are on par with all other major tankless brands, they consume similar amounts of gas, produce very similar hot water quantities, and have nearly the exact same efficiency ratings.  Day in and day out the Rinnai tankless just works, it never breaks down and that’s what makes it stand out. 

    Rinnai Models

    The Rinnai tankless units that are installable in Ontario are:

    • RC80HPi
    • RC98HPi
    • R50LSi
    • R75LSi
    • R98LSi (commercial)

    The RC80 and RC98 are both condensing units and have a energy factor of 94%

    The R50, R75, and R98 are conventional tankless systems with an energy factor of 82%

    Tankless Grants for Rinnai

    All Rinnai units available for Government grants – you can find out how much you are eligible for on our Grants Page.

    Sizing a Rinnai

    Why Rinnai is different:

    As a consumer you simply cant purchase a Rinnai tankless and have your local plumber install it, the dealership has strict sales rules and policies in place to prevent this.  To become a Rinnai tankless dealer all of the installers have to go through special training to ensure that each and every tankless is installed within all specifications.  Yes, this is a significant factor to why Rinnai’s reliability factor is so high.

    Its difficult if not impossible to size a tankless without first surveying the home that its being installed in, there is a rough guide that you can follow though.

    1. RC98 and RC80 – Tankless condensing units that can handle between 8 and 9.8 GPM suitable for nearly all homes (except for really large one 4000 sqf and up).
    2. R75 – Very universal tankless suitable for nearly all homes, produces 7.5 GPM (caution should be taken on installs for larger homes).
    3. R50 – Smaller tankless suitable for smaller homes and cottages. The unit produces 5.0 GPM.

    Rinnai Costs

    Again this is nearly impossible to predict as every home is unique as well as every install.  The unknowns are installation rates, venting pipe length, venting issues, mounting locations, gas piping, water piping, etc. But the unit is a fixed price and can cost anywhere from $1500 to over $4000 (that’s installation included as you cant just buy a unit).

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    Rebates

    Rebates Are Still Available!

    Most people think that the Eco Energy rebate program has ended but it is still ongoing and it will likely be re-instated upon its scheduled closing. 

    If your interested in getting a tankless water heater for your home then you can still be eligible for rebate and grants from the Canadian Government to offset the higher cost of the tankless.  You will need to participate in the Government Eco Energy Audit Program to become eligible for the grants.

    The Energy Audit tells you information about your home and is a lot of value to most home owners, you will also gain access to grant money for home insulation, toilets, furnaces, air conditioners, etc.

    How much rebate for a Tankless?

    This is a common question and it changes with the tankless water heater you buy.  You can expect $315 for any tankless that has an efficiency rating below 92%. If you go with a condensing tankless which will bring your efficiency rating up in between 94% to 98% you will receive $375.

    Tankless water heaters are notoriously difficult to install and thus a representative needs to come out and assess your home.  They can answer any further questions you have and help decide where you would like the unit installed (remember it mounts on the wall).