Water Heaters in New York City, NY

We are the Superior Choice for Water Heaters in New York City

We specialize in providing water heaters to residents and businesses in the New York City area that are both dependable and affordable. Our priority is having you as a satsified customer. We want you to tell your friends and family about the great experience you had with us.

Consulation: The first step is to work with you to determine the best type of water heater for your home or business. There are many choices, with each having their positives and negatives. We help to sort through all the facts to inform you of what type of water heater is best for you.

Quality Installation: Our skilled and trained technicians are continually trained to ensure your water heater installation is flawless. Each home or business has a unique plumbing system and our experienced technicians are adept at understanding how to install a water heater into your plumbing system.

Customer Satisfaction: Our number one priority is customer satisfaction. Our company was built on superior customer satisfaction. We want your experience with our water heater company to be the best it can be from start to water heater installation. Customer service is the main focus of every step that we work on with you. When we install a water heater in your home or business, we treat your home like ours. When we are finished installing your water heater we clean up the worksite in your home or business to keep it looking neat and tidy. We want you to tell your friends and family about your experience with us so they become our future customers.

Water Heater Customer for Life: We to take pride in having your as our water heater customer for life. We take pride in having you come to our water heater company for all you current and future water heater needs. Contact us today so we can show you why we are the superior choice for water heaters in the New York City area.

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Atmospheric Water Heaters

Atmospheric water heaters are the oldest type of water heater. They have been around for decades. They are the simplest type of water heater. Natural gas is the only type of energy needed to run the water heater. Electricity is not needed. Since is it the simplest water heater, it is the most economical water heater alternative. If you have a water heater with a tank that has a large metal pipe rising off the top, you most likely have an atmospheric water heater. The vent needs to run vertically above the water heater.

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Power-Vented Water Heaters

A power-vented water heater uses a fan to vent combustion gases produced from burning natural gas in the water heater. A source of electricity is needed to run the fan for the water heater. Power-vented water heaters are more energy-efficient than atmospheric water heaters since less natural gas is needed due to the use of a fan to remove combustion gases from the water heater. Due to the need for electricity and more complicated venting, this option is more costly than an atmospheric water heater.

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Tankless Water Heaters

A tankless water heater is a new concept for many people. With a tankless water heater you will not use the phrase "we are out of hot water" again. As the name states, a tankless water heater does not have a tank, so energy is not wasted keeping a tank full of water hot. A tankless water heater creates hot water when a water faucet is turned on. A tankless water heater is more expensive than an atmopsheric or power-vented water heater since the heating equipment and installation are more costly.

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Electric Water Heaters

Electric water heaters, like their names suggests, use electricity to heat water. The core of electric water heaters is the electric heating element. A thermostat on electric water heaters is where the temperature of the water is set. Electric customers who have an electric water heater approximately 100 gallons in size may be able to take advantage of off-peak heating programs to save on the electric cost to heat their water. These water heaters are called "grid-enabled water heaters". Ask your electric company about off-peak program options.

Hybrid / Heat Pump Water Heaters

A hybrid water heater is the most energy efficient water heater on the market today. It can use up to 60% less energy than a traditional water heater. A hybrid water heater uses the heat in the air surrounding the water heater to heat water. In colder climates, during the winter, the water heater will switch to electric heat if the air in the room is not warm enough to create enough hot water. Hybrid water heaters do not work well in very small spaces since there may not be enough residual heat in the space to make enough hot water.

Frequently Asked Questions

Atmospheric Water Heater vs Power-Vented Water Heater
Atmospheric and power-vented water heater both use natural gas as an energy source. They both combust natural gas to heat water. The way the two types of water heaters vent combustion gas is the main difference between the two types. An atmospheric water heater vents the combustion products through a chimney on top of the water heater. A power-vented water heater uses a fan to remove the combustion gases from the water heater. The atmospheric water heater uses excess natural gas to drive the combustion gas of out the chimney. Atmospheric water heaters can be a safety hazard if the combustion gases do not vent properly out the chimeny of the water heater. The combustion gases have the potential to leak into the room and lead to health issues. A power-vented water heater is more energy efficient than an atmospheric water heater. A greater proportion of the natural gas burned goes towards heating the water. The vent from a power-vented water heater is cooler and as a result, plastic piping can be used for the vent piping.

Atmospheric water heaters have the advantage of operating when there is a power outage since there is no electricity hooked up to the water heater. Atmospheric water heaters also are less expensive to install than power-vented water heaters.

Why should I spend more for a tankless water heater?
There are many advantages to a tankless water heater:

Energy Savings: Tankless water heaters do not have a large reservoir of water that needs to stay hot. Water heaters with tanks need to continually add heat to keep the water in the tank hot. Tankless water heaters heat the water up from supply temperature to your desired water temperature on demand when you open up the faucet. Tankless water heaters can save up to 25 - 35% on energy costs.

Space Saving: Tankless water heater can free up valuable space in your home. A traditional tank for a water heater can hold 40 - 100 gallons of water. This translates into an average size of approximately 2 feet in diameter and 5 feet in height. Tankless water heaters, on the average, measure 29 inches tall by 11 inches wide. In addition, tankless water heaters can free up space on your floor since they are mounted on the wall.

Life Span: Water heaters with tanks have a limited life, which depends upon the hardness of the water supply. The higher the hardness, the more deposits that settle on the bottom of the tank. These deposits lead to needing more heat to achieve the desired water temperature. Over time this can lead to damage of the water tank and eventually a leak. A leak can be devastating to your house by the time you notice water leaking all over your house. Maintenance is required to maintain water heaters with tanks. Depending upon the quality to the water supply, maintenane may be needed every 6 months to a year on a water heater with a tank.

Should I buy an electric water heater?
Electric companies have incentivized residents to purchase large electric water heaters with tanks larger than 75 gallons. They incentivize residents to purchase water heaters that are called "grid-enabled water heaters". They are the exception to the 2015 Department of Energy" regulation that limits electric water heater volumes to less than 55 gallons. These water heaters are enrolled in off-peak water heating in exchange for a less expensive electric rate. This is feasible since the large reservoir of hot water can supply residents for many hours. Check with your local electirc company to see if they offer electric water heater programs.

Why are we the Choice for Water Heaters in New York City?

Skilled Technicians

We want only the best for our water heater customers. We will only have the the most skilled water heater technicians install a water heater in your home or business. Our technicians are trained to the highest degree to make sure you are another satisfied customer. We only sent the best people to your home or business.

Customer Satisfaction

Our number one priority is customer satisfaction and happy customers. Happy customers are what we are in business for. We want you to be a happy water heater customer and tell your friends and family about the best water heater company in New York City. Give us a call today and find out why you can count on us.

Product Selection

We are the one-stop shop for water heaters in New York City. We have the full range of water heater options: atmospheric water heaters, power-vented water heaters, tankless water heaters, electric water heaters, hybrid water heaters. We can sort through all the options for you and find the right water heater for you.