Could a Tankless Water Heater in Tinley Park, IL, Benefit You?

Getting hot water instantly is everyone’s dream as it saves time, water and heating costs. Below are the advantages of upgrading water heating system in your Tinley Park, IL, home to a tankless water heater.

Significant Cost Savings

A tankless heater will heat the water when the demand arises. It’s the complete opposite of tank-type water heaters that heat and store water until when you need it. An on-demand water heater is about a third more energy efficient than a tank heater.

Water heater installation professionals install both gas and electric tankless water heaters on request. They size and position these tankless water heaters uniquely to optimize hot water supply and minimize heating costs.

Limitless Hot Water on Demand

Tankless water heaters use more advanced technology to heat and distribute hot water to users every time they need it. You can enjoy a limitless hot water supply for washing or bathing.

In contrast, with tank-type water heaters, the supply limit depends on the heated water amount stored in the tanks. Once you’ve gone through the hot water, you may have to wait for several hours for the heater to heat enough to fill the tank again.

Long-Lasting and Reliable

Another selling point of tankless water heaters is their longer-than-average lifespan. Under the proper maintenance and care, a tankless water heater can serve you twice as long as tank-type heaters can. A durably constructed and high-quality tankless water heater can last for up to two decades.

Most tank-type water heaters have a limited lifespan of 10 years. Without proper care and maintenance, a tank-type water heater can’t go past seven years. That’s quite a short lifespan compared to what you get when you install tankless heating systems.

Reduce your heating costs while increasing your hot water supply by investing in high-quality tankless water heaters. Reach out to Climate Master Mechanical Contractors, Inc. for all your water heater installation, repair and maintenance needs.

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