Water Heaters
Hot water when you need it, efficiently.
Whether you're running out of hot water during the morning rush or your old tank is rusting out, we install and service both tankless and tank water heaters. We proudly install Navien tankless water heaters for homeowners who want endless hot water and maximum efficiency, and Rheem tank water heaters for reliable, straightforward performance. The right choice depends on your household size, hot water usage patterns, and whether you prioritize endless supply or lower upfront cost. We'll walk you through the tradeoffs and size your system so you never run out — and never pay for more than you need.
The benefits
Endless hot water with Navien tankless
A Navien tankless water heater heats water on demand, so you never run out — even with back-to-back showers and a load of laundry running.
Lower energy bills
Navien tankless models eliminate standby heat loss (the energy wasted keeping a tank hot around the clock). High-efficiency Rheem tank models also reduce operating costs compared to older units.
Space-saving design
Tankless units mount on a wall and take up a fraction of the space of a traditional tank, freeing up valuable floor area in your utility room or basement.
Right-sized for your home
We calculate your peak hot water demand — factoring in fixtures, family size, and usage habits — so you get a system that keeps up without being oversized.
Is it right for you?
If any of these sound familiar, it may be time for a closer look.
- You run out of hot water during showers or back-to-back use
- Your water heater is 10+ years old or showing signs of rust
- Your energy bills seem higher than they should be
- You're remodeling and want to reclaim utility room space
- You want the convenience of never waiting for a tank to reheat
How it works
We assess your hot water demand
We count your fixtures, factor in family size and usage patterns, and calculate your peak gallon-per-minute demand to determine the right capacity — tank or tankless.
Tank vs. tankless — we help you decide
A tank model stores hot water and is simpler and less expensive up front. A tankless model heats on demand, saves energy, and never runs out — but costs more initially. We explain the tradeoffs for your specific situation.
Professional installation
We remove your old unit, install the new one with proper gas or electrical connections, venting, and plumbing — all up to local code and manufacturer specifications.
Startup testing and cleanup
We verify temperature settings, check for leaks, test the pressure relief valve, and haul away your old unit — leaving your space clean and your hot water flowing.
Questions, answered
Never run out of hot water again
Get a free estimate on a tank or tankless water heater sized for your home.
