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Conventional Tank Thermal Images
Jan 30th
Hot Water Tank Thermal Images
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Here are some thermal shots of a conventional hot water tank, as you can see there is a lot of heat loss
occurring. Sure during the winter months this is probably not a very big deal as the heat leaks into the house. During the summer when you are paying copious amount of money to keep your house cool a conventional tank sits there 24 hours a day leaking heat, and costing money. Additionally if you can see the vent pipe coming off the tank it is quite warm, this is wasted heat and energy being directly 
vented outside. That is lost energy and money for you. A tankless water heater has a much higher efficiency rating which significantly reduces the amount of heat and energy vented out of the house. The increased efficiency also means that there is less heat escaping into your home during the cooling season.
More pictures to come soon.
If you are interested we can bring the thermal camera out on an in home consultation and you can see first hand why your conventional tank is one of the largest energy waters in your home. Fill out the simple inquiries form and we will contact you within 1 business day (please specify if you would like us to bring the thermal camera).
Tankless Rental
Dec 9th
You are probably paying $50.00 or more per month to just maintain the heat in a tank type water heater. WHY? Because the tank system looses its heat up the flue and then reheats, even while you sleep or are at work. This is called standby heat loss. 
The payback period for tankless water heaters is 3 to 7 years depending on how much hot water you use and the cost of energy. The smaller the amount of hot water that you use, the faster the payoff. If you are single and are seldom at home using hot water, your energy bill reflects the low consumption because tankless water heaters do not experience standby heat loss. Rewarding conservation is a key toward protecting future fresh water supplies.
Switching to a tankless water heater is easy. You can rent a Rinnai tankless water heater for about $35 per month. If you live in Anywhere in Toronto, Bramton, Hamilton or all of the GTA, all you need to do is send us your information and we’ll give you a free assessment. You can get started today. You will receive a Rinnai tankless water heater installed by a licensed installer and the cost of a standard installation will be completely covered. In a few hours you will have your own tankless system!
Another benefit of renting is that you will still qualify for the ecoEnergy rebate from Natural Resources Canada. Click here for more details.
