Discover the Advantages of Tankless Water Heaters from Reliance®
Upgrade to a tankless water heater from Reliance and say goodbye to running out of hot water. By delivering hot water on demand, not only could tankless water heaters help reduce energy consumption but could also help reduce your environmental footprint. Plus, their sleek design saves valuable space in your home, giving you more room to live and thrive. Make the switch today and experience the future of water heating.
Why Choose a Tankless Water Heater?
Tankless water heaters offer a range of benefits that make them a great choice for modern homes:
- Endless Hot Water: Enjoy an uninterrupted flow of hot water whenever you need it, without the limitations of a storage tank.
- Energy Efficiency: You may even cut down on utility costs with the energy-efficient operation of tankless water heaters, which only heat water as it’s needed.
- Space-Saving Design: Say goodbye to bulky tanks taking up valuable space in your home. Tankless systems are compact and can be installed in tight spaces.
- Environmentally Friendly: You could reduce your carbon footprint by opting for a tankless water heater that could help minimize energy waste and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Is a Tankless Water Heater Right for You?
Discover if a tankless water heater is the perfect fit for your home with Reliance. Our tankless water heater rentals come with easy monthly payments, allowing you to enjoy the benefits of going “tankless” without breaking the bank.
Schedule Your Free, No-Obligation Assessment Today
Ready to make the switch to a tankless water heater? Complete the form on this page to book your free consultation. Have questions? Contact us for knowledgeable advice and personalized solutions tailored to your needs.
Experience the future of water heating with Reliance tankless water heaters. Upgrade today and you could experience improved efficiency, convenience, and comfort.
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If you’re running a busy household, the last thing you want is to run out of hot water.
This is actually a common problem, and you may have been thinking about replacing or
upgrading your existing equipment to a more energy-efficient model.
There are a lot of options out there, and it can all be a little confusing. Ultimately
you want the best possible solution for your family, and that’s where Reliance can help.
When you begin to look for a new water heating solution, there are a few
things that you’ll need to consider to help ensure that it will meet all of your needs.
If your home is heated by electricity,
there’s a good chance your water heater will need to be electric too.
Electric tanks are also a good option when it may be too complicated, or impossible,
to run natural gas or propane lines into your home, or to install the necessary venting.
Natural gas water heaters will cost more than electric models
at the outset, but they usually offer savings in the long run. Depending on local energy prices,
natural gas can be one of the most economical ways to heat your home’s water.
Propane gas water heaters may also be your only alternative for a gas heater if you
live in a rural area without natural gas lines. Understanding just how much hot water your family
normally uses is an important step in determining the size and type of heater you may require.
You’ll need to consider the number of people in your household,
the type and number of water-consuming appliances in your home, as well as your family’s lifestyle.
A water heater that is too small will not be able to keep up with the demand, which could
decrease your unit’s life expectancy and leave you without hot water when you most need it.
Traditional storage tank water heaters are still the most common type
and have been around for generations. They’re affordable and easy to use,
as they simply heat the water and store it in an insulated tank until it’s needed.
A typical household tank would hold 40 to 60 gallons. The efficiency of these units can vary
depending on the model and the fuel source – so be sure to ask about Energy Star® certified models.
Tankless systems, on the other hand, heat water on-demand using a heat exchanger,
which is fueled by either natural gas or propane. The heat is activated automatically,
as soon as you turn on a hot water tap or if one of your appliances requires it – and
because tankless systems are smaller, more efficient, there are some clear advantages.
They are durable, long-lasting appliances that conveniently allow for replacement parts.
Your family will enjoy an endless stream of hot water, whenever they need it.
They’re a great space-saving option.
They can also help to reduce utility costs since the system
isn’t using energy to maintain the temperature of stored water.
And because they are more energy-efficient, they’re a better choice for the environment.
A new water heater is an important investment for your family’s comfort – and while buying
can make sense for some homeowners, many Canadians prefer the peace-of-mind
and flexibility that comes with renting their water heater from Reliance.
You’ll get ongoing 24/7 live support
No charge for repairs
Service as soon as same-day, including weekends and holidays
And all for one affordable, monthly payment.
To book your FREE in-home consultation today, Call on Reliance™.
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