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San Francisco Delivery

San Francisco Delivery Services

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Cheap Plumbing and Water Heaters

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Home Depot Water Heaters

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Water Heaters 101

There are two types of conventional water heaters, gas and electric. An electric water heater can be used almost anywhere. A gas water heater is most likely to be installed in a home that already uses gas for another appliance such as a furnace or stove. Building codes may dictate the placement of gas water heaters, restricting them to areas outside of normal home activity.

It is likely if you are replacing a water heater, you'll simply replace it with the same type of unit that was already there. However, there are upgrade possibilities that should be considered. For example: if space allows, you may choose to increase the unit's holding capacity to accommodate your growing family. Another important consideration is the unit's energy efficiency. Replacement time is the perfect time to lower your energy bill by choosing a water heater that is more energy efficient.

When looking for a water heater, consider these features:

• Gallon capacity (40-gallon and 50-gallon heaters are most common)
• Recovery rate (the number of gallons the heater will heat in an hour)
• Dimensions (width and height — physical space may limit your ability to upgrade your unit's capacity — will the heater fit in the space you have for it?)
• The energy efficiency rating (a sticker on the side should list the estimated annual cost of operation for the unit)

Before making any repairs or purchasing a new water heater, check the nameplate on the side of your current unit. Here you will find helpful information including the tank capacity, insulation R-value, installation guidelines, working pressure, model and serial number. If you have an electric water heater, the nameplate will also list the wattage capacity and voltage of the heating elements.

This information will serve as the starting point in your search for replacement parts, or a complete replacement unit. For an overview on the types of water heaters available, read our Water Heater Buying Guide.

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Compare water heaters and Tankless water heaters

Compare Water Heaters and Tankless Water Heaters

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Type of Water Heaters

Type of Water Heaters

TYPES OF WATER HEATERS

It's a good idea to know the different types of water heaters available before you purchase one:

• Conventional storage water heaters offer a ready reservoir (storage tank) of hot water
• Tankless or demand-type water heaters heat water directly without the use of a storage tank
• Heat pump water heaters move heat from one place to another instead of generating heat directly for providing hot water
• Solar water heaters use the sun's heat to provide hot water
• Tankless coil and indirect water heaters use a home's space heating system to heat water

Earth-friendly efficiency: Our tankless technology achieves maximum energy efficiency, helping to conserve natural resources.

Less waste: Compact heat exchanger design, longer product lifespan up to twice as long as a traditional tank** and recyclable parts means less waste in landfills.

High standards for low emissions: Lower CO2 emissions contribute to cleaner air and a healthier environment.

San Francisco Water Heater

San Francisco Water Heater

Earth-friendly efficiency: Our tankless technology achieves maximum energy efficiency, helping to conserve natural resources.

Less waste: Compact heat exchanger design, longer product lifespan up to twice as long as a traditional tank** and recyclable parts means less waste in landfills.

High standards for low emissions: Lower CO2 emissions contribute to cleaner air and a healthier environment.