Fear of Switching to a Tankless
Fear of Switching to a tankless First off, if you are here reading this then you are doing your due diligence, researching, investigating and deciding if you want to go ahead with a tankless water heater. Each individual requires a different amount of research before reaching a final decision but almost always it’s to go forward with a tankless water heater. The next obvious step is to call your local plumber or HVAC company that...
Get Some Government Grant Money
Tankless Government Grants Currently the Ontario and Canadian government are giving rebates to households in Ontario that upgrade their conventional water heaters to either a state or a tankless water heater (I realize that state tanks have not really been explained so I will make a point to do a synopsis on them this week). The provincial (Ontario) will give 250$ for any tankless water heater that is installed, the federal government...
Environmental Water Heater
Environmental Tankless – If you decide to Go tankless you can expect savings of up to 30-50% on your water heating costs. – For every dollar of gas spent on heating water with a tank, 30 to 50 cents goes straight out the chimney. Tankless units are so efficient they ultimately pay for themselves through the energy savings they generate each month. – Because water is heated on demand with a tankless water heater, you...
Renting a Tankless Water Heater
For a lot of people in Ontario renting your water heater is something you have always done with a charge of roughly between 10$ and 20$ a month. Companies that provide this service (for the most part) put in low end tanks so that their return on investment is only a few years. The problem is that low end tanks are energy hogs and consume copious amount of power. The company you rent it off of doesn’t care about efficiency as they are...
Commercial Applications of Tankless Water Heaters
Commercial Applications of Tankless Water Heaters Tankless systems are being installed in commercial and industrial situations at ever increasing rates as these new systems are far superior to the conventional storage tank. Expandable – should the need arise for increased hot water additional units can be added to satisfy the necessary demand. If necessary 10 to 12 units can feed a 3 inch hot water main non stop with no threat of...
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