Tankless Water Heaters Fresno CA

Tankless Water Heaters in Fresno, CA

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Are you considering upgrading to a tankless water heater in Fresno, CA? Tankless water heater installation is often fast and gives you hot water on demand. These units are long-lasting and rarely need maintenance, but when they do, tankless water heater repair is available. Tankless heaters only heat water when you turn on the tap, giving you hot water as needed without the cost of keeping stored water at a specific temperature. Enjoy energy savings and seemingly endless hot water with an upgrade.

Tankless water heaters—also known as demand-type water heaters—are an efficient and convenient alternative to standard water heaters. They’re best known for their ability to provide homes with limitless hot water, which means no more running out of hot water on busy mornings! Our plumbers specialize in tankless water heater service and installation. We install these new, advanced water heaters in homes throughout the Central Valley.

For tankless water heater repair and replacement, give us a call. Or fill out the form to schedule your service online. Learn more about how tankless water heaters work in your home now!

Why make the switch to tankless?

Unlimited Hot Water: By heating water as its needed at the faucet or shower head, these systems can provide your home with limitless hot water. For large families, that means no more “running out” on busy mornings.
Energy Savings: Without a tank of hot water to keep warm, these systems are able to work much more efficiently than a standard water heater. Over the lifespan of the system, this can add up to significant savings.
Long-Lasting Design: Tankless water heaters, on average, last about two times longer than standard water heaters. This means that you’d have to buy two standard water heaters within the lifespan of a single tankless unit.
Wall-mounted Setup: Most tankless water heaters are conveniently wall-mounted in your garage, utility closet, or master bathroom. This saves on space and helps keep the water heater out of the way.
Protect Your Home: With no tank, there’s no risk of a tank burst or tank leak. If your old water heater had you living on pins-and-needles, you’ll love the peace of mind that comes with a new tankless system.
Reliable Hot Water: Tankless water heaters are incredibly reliable, and experience fewer breakdowns or problems than standard water heaters. If peace of mind is something you value, consider upgrading to a tankless unit. Here’s How Tankless Water Heaters Work

Fast Tankless Water Heater Repair

All home systems eventually need repairs to continue running optimally. However, tankless heaters are very durable and rarely require repair. Your tankless water heater may come with a manufacturer’s warranty lasting more than ten years. That makes tankless water heater repair more affordable since the warranty often covers the parts.

How do you know that your tankless water heater needs repairs? Look out for:

Hot water that runs out too fast

Water never gets hot

The heater starts to leak

Water changes color or starts to develop an odor

To keep your heater under warranty, it’s a good idea to schedule an annual tankless water heater service. You can void your warranty when you don’t schedule regular tankless water heater service.

We answer your tankless questions

Can a tankless water heater save me money?

Yes! While tankless water heaters generally cost more upfront than standard models, they make up for it through their better energy-efficiency and their longer lifespan. Your tankless water heater should eventually pay for that difference in upfront cost. Even if you’re not planning on staying in your home for the next 15-20 years, a tankless water heater still makes sense: the addition of these convenient systems can help boost your home’s market value and curb appeal.

What does “unlimited” hot water mean?

We all need to be conscious of our water use here in California. That being said, even water-conscious homeowners taking shorter showers can find themselves “running out” of hot water. This is especially true in households with 4+ family members—the last person ends up taking a cold shower! Since it heats water as it’s needed, tankless water heaters cannot “run out” of hot water. So, while you should still do your best to conserve, a tankless system makes it easier to enjoy your shower.

What does a tankless water heater look like?

Nothing lasts forever. If you currently have a standard water heater, you should know what to watch out for as it starts to age. Standard water heaters generally last about 10-15 years. Once the anode rod has been eaten through, corrosion will start to attack the tank itself. This can weaken it structurally, causing cracks to form and water to leak out. At this point, you’re at risk of a tank burst: if the pressure is too much for the shell, it will “burst” open and send water pouring out.

Our straightforward installation process.

Get started by giving us a call.

Need to replace your water heater? Call us and ask about our tankless water heater installation service. We’ll then schedule a date and time for our plumber to come to your home for an estimate.

We’ll send our plumber to your home.

On the day of your appointment, our plumber will call you when they’re 10-15 minutes from your home. When they arrive, they’ll meet with you to review your tankless water heater options.

You’ll get an upfront estimate from us.

Once we’ve found the right tankless water heater for your home, our plumber will provide you with an upfront estimate. If you approve, we’ll start the installation process and get your home hot water.

Call the professional plumbers at Allbritten when you need tankless water heater service. You’ll always get happy and friendly service! For tankless water heater repair and replacement, give us a call. Or, fill out the form to schedule your service online.