Tankless water heaters are energy efficient because they only heat water as it is needed. You are probably using a traditional storage water heater that keeps forty or fifty gallons of water heated on a regular basis. If you would not leave your home’s heating system running while you are away all day at work or out of town on a vacation, why would you continue to heat a large amount of water that is simply standing idly by when you are not there to use it?

The way that a tankless water heater works is that the water is heated directly. When you turn on the hot water tap in your kitchen or bathroom, the cold water travels through a pipe into the tankless unit. If your unit is gas fired, a gas burner heats the water. If it is electric, an electric element heats the water. 

The result is that you have a constant supply of hot water delivered to you as you need it, typically at a rate of two to five gallons per minute. A gas fired tankless unit will produce a higher flow rate than one powered by electricity.

The plumbers at Schuelke Plumbing are ready to discuss your choices for water heating, both traditional and tankless. Give us a call to get started right away.

Whether you live in Glendale, North Hollywood or Beverly Hills, saving money while conserving water may be of importance to you. Tankless water heaters may be the answer for you. Schuelke Plumbing is the company to call for expert advice on installing tankless water heaters in your home, office, or commercial building.

One of the main reasons people consider switching from a traditional water heater to a tankless water heater is because of the risk associated with earthquakes and other catastrophes here in the greater Los Angeles area. A tankless water heater is small, and generally will stay intact, even during a moderately sized earthquake. That way you will have hot water almost immediately, while others will need to wait for days until their water heaters can be repaired.

Tankless water heaters are designed to heat water only as it is needed. Cold water flows into the heater and is instantly heated by copper and brass water ways, which are known as exchangers. This method avoids having to heat forty or fifty gallons of water in a tank for 24 hours a day. You will have access to 2 to 5 gallons of hot water per minute with a tankless system, adequate for most families and small businesses.

Los Angeles plumbing company Schuelke Plumbing encourages their clients to consider using tankless water heaters when they replace their more traditional storage water heaters. There are several reasons for this, including the risk of damage to the water heater in case of an earthquake or catastrophe common in the Los Angeles area and also to save money.

A tankless water heater will definitely save you money in the long run. This is due to the fact that water is only heated as it is needed. This avoids the standby energy loss you have when you are heating forty or fifty gallons of water in a storage tank 24 hours a day.

Tankless water heaters are also referred to as demand water heaters. When you require hot water, to take a shower, wash dishes, or do your laundry, you demand the exact amount of hot water you need at that time. When you turn on the hot water tap at your home or other building, cold water flows through the pipe into the tankless unit. Then the water is heated, either with a gas burner or electric element, depending on the model you have. Hot water is delivered to you right away because you are not having to wait for the entire storage tank to heat up.

These water heaters without a tank can provide about 2 to 5 gallons of hot water per minute. If your family requires more hot water than this, you may want to consider additional units. Either way, you are avoiding the risk of damage in case of an earthquake, and you will be saving money at the same time.

Los Angeles plumbing company Schuelke Plumbing encourages their clients to consider using tankless water heaters when they replace their more traditional storage water heaters. There are several reasons for this, including the risk of damage to the water heater in case of an earthquake or catastrophe common in the Los Angeles area and also to save money.

A tankless water heater will definitely save you money in the long run. This is due to the fact that water is only heated as it is needed. This avoids the standby energy loss you have when you are heating forty or fifty gallons of water in a storage tank 24 hours a day.

Tankless water heaters are also referred to as demand water heaters. When you require hot water, to take a shower, wash dishes, or do your laundry, you demand the exact amount of hot water you need at that time. When you turn on the hot water tap at your home or other building, cold water flows through the pipe into the tankless unit. Then the water is heated, either with a gas burner or electric element, depending on the model you have. Hot water is delivered to you right away because you are not having to wait for the entire storage tank to heat up.

These water heaters without a tank can provide about 2 to 5 gallons of hot water per minute. If your family requires more hot water than this, you may want to consider additional units. Either way, you are avoiding the risk of damage in case of an earthquake, and you will be saving money at the same time.