Water Heater Repair in West Hollywood
WATER HEATER REPAIR
A typical American household goes through nearly one hundred gallons of water in a single day between showers, dishwashers, washing machines, and faucets. With a standard tank water heater, this means your hot water heater will frequently be heating, cooling, and reheating anywhere from 80 to 100 gallons of water a day which can drive your energy use way up and create extensive monthly electricity bills. A tankless water heater provides hot water on demand, so there is no storage processor need to reheat water based on future demand, simply turn on your shower and have unlimited hot water for the whole family right when you want it. Traditional tank water heaters operate on a simple premise that relies on filling up the tank and then heating the water that's inside and keeping it at that temperature until it is used and the process repeats. This is not only inefficient and inconvenient for you, it increases energy consumption significantly. For anyone looking for a more efficient eco-friendly water heating solution, tankless is the best solution on the market.
TANKLESS WATER HEATER REPAIR
Tankless water heaters operate with a heat exchanger and is heated when it's going to be used, not simply when the ink has been drained like a traditional water heater. This process is nearly 25% more efficient as well as being much more convenient and reliable, no more waiting for more hot water to fill a bathtub or take a shower in the morning. Richards Rooter And Plumbing Services has been providing unparalleled installs, replacements, or retro-fitting tankless hot water heaters for more than a decade, and we are here to answer any questions you may have about replacing your inefficient or damaged hot water heater with a tankless system. While the initial costs of a tankless hot water heater can make some customers choose to go with a traditional system, the upfront costs are usually mitigated with savings from energy bills in the first year. Also, tankless water heaters don't require any additional pipe installation or extra electrical panels. If you do retrofit, a plumbing professional may need to install the appropriate gas lines to power your tankless water heater.
