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Water Heaters

5 Benefits of Tankless Water Heaters

June 4, 2024

Have you been considering updating the water heater in your home? If your home’s current water heater is more than 10 years old, has needed a lot of repairs, or is sapping energy, it may be time to think about a replacement. Depending on the hot water demands of your family and lifestyle, tankless water… Continue Reading

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Tackle Water Heater Maintenance to Keep the Hot Water Flowing Freely

October 29, 2013

Now is the Best Time to Get Your Water Heater Looked At There’s a familiar chill in the Long Island air. Fall is here, with winter soon to follow and that means dropping temperatures. Keep the temperature of your water comfortably warm with water heater maintenance now to avoid any issues over the winter.

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Questions to Ask When Choosing a New Water Heater

March 10, 2011

When It Comes to Hot Water, You Have Choices Water heaters are one of the biggest drains on a house’s energy use, especially as they begin to age. There are a few things to consider when picking a new water heater.  First, which system should you get? Here are some of your options:

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Hot Water Costs & Cost Cutters

December 9, 2010

Hot Water Costs & Cost-Cutters Some ways to save on water-heating bills require greater financial investments than others. You may wish to consider the no- or low-cost options before making large purchases. Also allow for circumstances that may be unique to your household when deciding on the appropriate options (e.g., a small-capacity washing machine could… Continue Reading

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Tankless Water Heater Facts for Homeowners

November 30, 2010

With an increasing interest in energy efficient appliances for the home, tankless water heaters are often viewed as an attractive, cost-saving option. While conventional water heaters utilize storage tanks to hold the heated water for use, energy loss can occur when these units are operating in standby mode. Tankless water heaters, on the other hand, heat the water only as it is needed. This saves money by eliminating the potential for energy loss and the associated costs.

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