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You live in Toronto, Mississauga, Hamilton or one of the cities located nearby and your interested in a tankless water heater so you Google it, researching brands, models, venting and everything in between. You decide on a Navien tankless as it seems to have the best of everything. We are going to try and talk you out of it. The thing is most of the time people always search for the positives, try Goggling ‘Navien...
Rinnai Condensing Verses Navien Condensing
These are the two heavy hitters in the high efficiency Tankless water heater field. How can you choose the correct tankless, well this article aims to help you choose between the Rinnai Tankless or the Navien Tankless. Brand Rinnai Navien Rinnai Navien Model Nuber RC98HP NR240 RC80HP NR180 Dimension 19Wx26Hx11D 17Wx28Hx15D 19Wx26Hx11D 17Wx28Hx14D Weight 71 lbs 77 lbs 64 lbs 67 lbs Activation Rate (GPM) 0.4 0.5 0.4 0.5 Min. Input...
New Submission Form
Here at the tankless hot water guide we are always striving to make it easier for our users. We have added live help and now a light-box effect on the free evaluation form. Instead of navigating to a new page to submit your info for a tankless it pops up in the same window. Try it here now. Request a Free Tankless Evaluation All our service and tankless installation is done in the greater Toronto area, (Brampton, Hamilton,...
Tankless Warranty Facts
Tankless systems all seem to have different warranties and information regarding their heat exchangers, parts, and labour on installation. Here is a small break down of what you as a home owner can expect. Bosch – 12 year warranty on tankless heat exchanger and 2 years on Parts. Navian – 15 year warranty on tankless heat exchanger and 5 years on Parts Noritz – 10 year warranty on tankless heat exchanger and 5 years...
Home Depot Tankless or Rinnai
Bosch vs Rinnai Tankless There has been quite the buzz regarding tankless water heaters lately. Claims of their superior energy savings and efficiency have been touted by every company pushing the units. Yes they do reduce the amount of gas or propane you use but they also provide endless hot water. If you take a 45 minute shower you’re more than likely using more energy than you would with a conventional tank that simply...
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