A tankless installation should fit how your property uses hot water.
Replacing an existing tankless unit and converting from a storage tank are different projects. Describe your current system and the hot-water needs you want the installation to meet.
- Replacing an existing tankless unit
- Share its model, location, and installation history. Do not assume a new unit will have identical requirements.
- Considering a switch to tankless
- Discuss hot-water demand and the existing installation before purchasing equipment.
Size for simultaneous hot-water use.
Tankless capacity is commonly expressed as a flow rate. ENERGY STAR’s gas-tankless guidance emphasizes the fixtures and appliances that may need hot water at the same time—not simply the number of bedrooms.
Learn more: ENERGY STAR: tankless buying guidance.
Check the existing setup before buying.
For gas tankless installations, ENERGY STAR identifies fuel-supply capacity, electrical availability where required, and venting as items to assess. The changes needed depend on the property and equipment.
Ask which connections, equipment changes, access, and removal are included. Confirm any permit or inspection requirements; the unit’s retail price is not the complete installation cost.
Learn more: ENERGY STAR: tankless buying guidance.
Confirm equipment and installation terms.
Agree on the model, who supplies it, included parts, installation requirements, and written warranty before purchasing. Check the selected equipment’s manufacturer care requirements.
For an existing tankless fault or a maintenance request, call to confirm whether we can take on the work. This service covers installation.
Before you call.
- Whether you are replacing tankless equipment or considering a conversion.
- The existing unit, location, and your hot-water usage needs.
- Any equipment already purchased, model preferences, or access restrictions.
Call 972-806-2088 to arrange service.
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