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Here at SM Mechanical Services, we specialize in installing and replacing tankless water heaters, so that you have an efficient, trustworthy supply of hot water, whenever you need it. If you’re ready to install or upgrade a water heater, and you live here in Connecticut, we’re the company to call. Reach out to our tankless water heater repair and installation team in Farmington today to schedule an appointment for your project. You can also learn more about tankless water heaters by reading the benefits and learning answers to some of our most frequently asked questions — both of which are listed below.

The Benefits of Tankless Water heaters

There are numerous benefits that tankless water heaters offer over traditional, tank water heaters, including all of the following: 

One-Day Installations: With SM Mechanical Services, you can trust that your tankless system will be installed in a snap. We have the experience, proper tools, and skills to make quick work of your tankless water heater installation in your Farmington home, and you can rest assured that your installation will be performed properly, so that your water heater will last as long as it is designed to last.

95 Percent Efficiency Rating: Tankless water heaters are highly efficient because they heat water as it is needed. While standard water heaters have a full tank of hot water that must maintain a consistent temperature, tankless water heaters simply heat up water as it is pulled through the tankless system. You can think about it like this: While you’re away at work and the kids are at school, a standard water heater will continually heat the water in its tank, wasting energy. On the other hand, a tankless water heater won’t be idly using energy throughout the day. It’ll only click on when you come home to take a shower or to throw a load of laundry in the washer.  

A Long-Lasting Solution: Tankless water heaters tend to outperform standard water heaters in terms of their longevity. Most standard water heaters will only last between 10 and 15 years before they will need to be replaced, whereas tankless water heaters can last for a few decades with regular maintenance and care. That means that you’ll end up spending even less for water heating solutions for the duration of your time in your home. 

Endless Amounts of Water: Have you ever run out of water while you’re in the shower? With a tankless water heater, you don’t have to worry about running out of hot water. The tankless system produces hot water on demand, so you can continuously use hot water for shower after shower and laundry load after laundry load. Tankless water heaters provide an endless supply of hot water. 

Accurate Temperatures: Best of all, that endless supply of hot water can be set to come out of the tap at whatever temperature you desire, and your tankless water heater will produce a consistent stream of water at that temp. You can easily control the output temperature of your water heater whenever you’d like. 

State Rebate: At the moment, the state is offering a rebate on tankless water heaters, since they are more efficient, and therefore, less impactful on the environment. If you’d like to learn about the state’s current rebate program, simply reach out to us — we’ll let you know how much money you can redeem for your tankless water heater system!

Less Water Waste: Since tankless water heaters can be placed closer to the outputs where hot water is needed, less water is wasted every time you turn on the hot water. Think about the hot water in your kitchen sink. When you turn on the tap, it can take a minute for the water to heat up to your desired temperature, especially with a standard tank system that is located far away from the faucet. With a tankless system, you can place the water heater more centrally in your home, so that all of your hot water outputs receive hot water more quickly — you won’t waste water down the drain as you wait for those long pipes to heat up.

50 Percent Yearly Savings: With better heating efficiency, less water waste, a state rebate, and a longer lasting water heater solution, you’ll have significantly lower bills throughout the year. You can enjoy around a 50 percent savings on your water heating costs annually.

Smaller Size: Tankless water heaters are far smaller than traditional water heaters. While tank heaters are quite massive (usually a cylinder that is a couple feet wide and several feet tall), tankless water heaters are far smaller — usually less than a cubic foot in volume. That means that these heaters are easier to install and remove, and they can be placed more centrally in your home — which means that your system will be more efficient. In addition, you won’t have to use up an entire room in your house just to keep a water heater. A tankless water heater can be built into a small closet if it is better suited for the layout of your home.

Available in Gas and Electric: There are both gas and electric tankless water heaters available to homeowners today. Both of these options are more efficient then their tank-water-heater counterparts. In addition, electric tankless water heaters are highly efficient (often providing over 95 percent energy efficiency). However, gas tankless water heaters may be less costly over time, due to the low cost of natural gas.