What are these people talking about? I can’t really be expected to go without hot water in my home, can I?
That’s not what we’re suggesting. If you read that title again, we’re talking about no longer storing hot water in your home—not about eliminating it entirely. Those are very different scenarios.
If you’re confused by what we’ve said so far, don’t worry. Our Sunny Plumbers are the Tucson water heater pros you can trust to set you straight. We’re going to be talking about tankless water heaters today—what they are, how they work, and why you may choose to use one in your home. As always, you should keep in mind that no single water heater is right for everyone. You may just find that a tankless model is right for you, though. And, if you do, you’ll want a skilled, experienced professional to install and service your system moving forward.
Judging by the commercials that you might see on TV and the outlandish claims made in the advertisement of bottled water, you may think that the only way to enjoy pure, refreshing water is to buy it by the case. That’s not even remotely true. Sure, the water coming out of your taps right now may not taste great, but it has potential! And a stockpile of bottled water is not going to help your water reach its maximum potential.
Imagine this—you’ve come into some money. Not millions of dollars or anything, but a substantial chunk of change nonetheless. Enough to put some away in the bank, maybe pay down the credit card a bit. You with us? Okay, now let’s say you decide to keep enough out of the bank to treat yourself and the family a bit. What do you spend it on?
Your water heater. An unsung hero in your home. There it sits, quietly (we hope) providing you with the hot water that you need for bathing, washing the dishes, doing your laundry, etc. Little did you know that this appliance you rely on and trust so much may, in fact, be:
