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Reliable tankless water heater products from merket leading manufacturers with professional installation.
We have been providing superior water heater installation and repair services for more than 20 years.
If you’re planning to replace your storage tank water heater and install tankless water heater or looking to replace an old tankless unit with a newer and more efficient model, our factory trained and highly experienced tankless water heater installers are here to help.
We supply high efficiency products from market leading brands, such as Navien, Rinnai, Noritz, Rheem and Bosch. Our factory trained and highly experienced technicians will install your new tankless system the same day. All our tankless installations are backed by manufacturer parts, heat exchanger and our 2 years labor warranty.
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Navien is a leading manufacturer of condensing tankless water heaters. If you are looking for a high-efficiency tankless water heater, Navien is an excellent choice. Navien offers two main lines of tankless water heaters; the NPE Advanced (NPE-A) series and NPE Standard (NPE-S) series.
Navien tankless water heaters come with a 15-year heat exchanger warranty and a 5-year parts and we back all of our installation with 2-years labor warranty.
Noritz is another reputable manufacturer of high-efficiency tankless water heaters. Noritz condensing tankless water heaters are known for great performance and they can help you to save on energy bills. Noritz offers two main lines of tankless water heaters as well; the NR series and EZ series. Both series are quality and energy efficient products with great features.
Noritz tankless water heaters heat exchangers are backed with12-year and on some models up to 15 years heat exchanger warranty, 5-years parts warranty and we back all of our installation with 2 years labor warranty.
House Depot is providing HVAC and electrical services to the following areas:
We service North York, Vaughan, City of Toronto, Richmond Hill, Mississauga, Brampton, Newmarket, Etobicoke.
We service most major makes and models of condo fan coil, water source heat pumps, Magic-Pak all-in-one heating and cooling systems, ductless mini split air conditioners and heat pumps, ERV and HRV Ventilators, and thermostats.
Yes, we are fully licensed and insured. When you need it, we can provide a copy of our insurance.
Tankless water heaters, also known as on-demand hot water heaters, don’t use a storage tank to heat and store water. Instead, these water heaters instantly heat water as it is needed, providing a continuous supply of hot water. This cuts down on energy used to heat water, resulting in lower utility costs.
When you turn on a hot water tap, cold water passes through a heating element powered by gas or electricity. This heats the water, which is then delivered through the pipes to the tap and ready to use.
Tankless heaters with buffer tanks and recirculation systems reduce the amount of time waiting for hot water, saving energy and money while eliminating the “cold water sandwich” effect.
A water heater must be the right size to provide an adequate supply of hot water for the household’s needs, while also being cost effective. The size of the water heater must take into account the household’s water usage and hot water requirements.
To calculate the proper size, you need to consider two factors; The Flow Rate and the Temperature Rise.
The Flow Rate indicates the amount of water you need at a given time and measured in gallons per minute (GPM). You can find the GPM by adding the flow rates of each fixture together.
The Temperature Rise is the difference between the groundwater temperature (water supply) and the desired temperature at the faucets. In Ontario, the groundwater in winter is around 37 degrees. If your desired temperature is 140 degrees, then the temperature rise will be 103 degrees Fahrenheit.
Once we have the total flow rate and the required temperature rise, we can calculate the right-size tankless water heater.
When selecting a tankless water heater, it’s important to consider what energy source is available in your area and what is the cost of it. The type of energy you use affects the annual operation costs, tankless water heater’s size and efficiency.
Installation of electric tankless water heaters normally cost less than gas fueled water heaters as they don’t need gas and flue piping. While they are more efficient compared to their gas fueled counterparts, efficiency always doesn’t mean saving. Electricity costs tend to be more expensive than natural gas and propane. Electric tankless water heaters also have limited flow rate while gas models can have greater flow rate and meet higher hot water demands.
Proper installation is also one of the key factors to consider when investing in a new tankless water heater. It’s important to have a qualified HVAC contractor install your tankless water heater.
There are many important factors to consider when installing a tankless water heater such as proper and safe gas piping which must be done by a licensed gas technician and according to the local codes, as well as flue pipes for gas fueled water heaters. Electrical tankless water heater installation also may require electrical wiring by a qualified electrician.
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The installation price of a tankless water heater can vary greatly depending on the type of unit, technology used (condensing or non-condensing), fuel source (gas or electric), and the location of the installation.
On average, the cost of installing a gas tankless water heater is between $3,000 and $7,000, while the cost of installing an electric tankless water heater is between $2,000 and $6,000.
Furthermore, installation costs may also be affected by additional features, such as a recirculating pump, which may increase the total cost.
If you are looking to install a water heater, contact us today and our specialists will help you to choose the best option depending on your budget and your household domestic hot water needs.
We install your new tankless water heater efficiently and according to the manufacturer guidelines and the local codes.
