This is a tankless gas water heater in a 2 year old house. With this type of water heater, water is heated on demand rather than storing hot water in a tank. This type of water heater typically costs less to operate and lasts longer than a traditional storage water heater. Some Arizona builders are now installing tankless water heaters in the new homes they build.
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The tankless water heating system can easily last 20 years or more with normal maintenance. That’s twice as long as the standard tank heater. Add to that the lifestyle benefits of being able to enjoy endless hot water when you want it and for as long as you need it, while saving money on energy costs, and water.
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Posted by: Justin Bieber Supra | October 13, 2011 at 05:38 PM
Thanks for such a valuable tip.Yes, I agree that to go tankless would save a lot of energy, thus, saving a lot of money. These kind of water storage would last long than any other type of heater, so it would be a plus. Thanks for the informative post!Keep it up!
Posted by: Anne | June 06, 2012 at 02:03 AM
Generally, 20 percent of a home's energy use comes from heating water for bathing, washing dishes, laundry, and cooking. Annually, this can add up to more than $450 to operate a conventional storage water heater.
Posted by: home inspection miami | July 19, 2012 at 10:42 PM
We have one and love that we never run out of hot water.
Posted by: Dennis & Kim Downey | March 22, 2014 at 08:12 AM