Project description
Our home still has the original bulky tank-style water heater that came with the house, and it is taking up far too much space in our utility closet while also running up our energy bills. We are looking for an experienced, licensed plumber to remove the old tank unit completely and install a modern tankless (on-demand) water heater in its place. The goal is to free up the storage space the tank currently occupies and switch to a more energy-efficient system that only heats water when we actually need it.
The old tank appears to be nearing the end of its service life and we would rather replace it proactively than wait for it to fail and cause water damage. We are open to gas or electric tankless models, whichever the plumber recommends is the best fit for our home's existing gas line, electrical panel capacity, and water usage for a family of four. We would appreciate guidance on unit sizing so we always have enough hot water even when running the shower and dishwasher at the same time.
This job should include disconnecting and safely disposing of the old tank, any venting or gas line modifications required for the new unit, and making sure the installation meets local plumbing and building codes. We want the work done cleanly and safely, with everything tested before you leave.
— Remove and dispose of the existing tank-style water heater
— Supply and install a properly sized tankless (on-demand) water heater
— Adjust gas line, venting, or electrical connections as needed for the new unit
— Test the system for leaks, proper flow rate, and consistent hot water temperature
— Ensure the finished installation meets local code requirements
The old tank appears to be nearing the end of its service life and we would rather replace it proactively than wait for it to fail and cause water damage. We are open to gas or electric tankless models, whichever the plumber recommends is the best fit for our home's existing gas line, electrical panel capacity, and water usage for a family of four. We would appreciate guidance on unit sizing so we always have enough hot water even when running the shower and dishwasher at the same time.
This job should include disconnecting and safely disposing of the old tank, any venting or gas line modifications required for the new unit, and making sure the installation meets local plumbing and building codes. We want the work done cleanly and safely, with everything tested before you leave.
— Remove and dispose of the existing tank-style water heater
— Supply and install a properly sized tankless (on-demand) water heater
— Adjust gas line, venting, or electrical connections as needed for the new unit
— Test the system for leaks, proper flow rate, and consistent hot water temperature
— Ensure the finished installation meets local code requirements
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