The Plumbing Professionals at Force Home Services are fully trained to work on all makes and models.  That means they’ll be able to troubleshoot for problems, explain the issue clearly, and the necessary repairs for your approval.

Depending on the age and cost of repair you may opt to replace it. Deciding what is the right type, size and fuel source can be confusing. Likewise there are many factors to take into consideration like local building code and safety issues. In addition some may qualify for an energy rebate helping offset the cost.

“The Last Water Heater You Will Ever Buy”.  Our Forever System Water Heater comes with a Lifetime Warranty on parts and labor. In addition, you also get leak alarms for additional protection as well as code compliant upgrades, all new water, gas and electrical connections.  Plus you get two years of maintenance and a certified installation report which assures you a top notch installation in writing!

Schedule a free in home evaluation today and find out what type of water heater best fits your family’s needs.

Water Heater Types

Conventional Storage Tank

This is the most common and you are probably familiar with this type.  Generally speaking, it’s typically the most affordable.  With regular maintenance and cleaning to remove sediment and mineral scale, the general lifespan is around twelve years.

The capacity of the tank will determine how much how water is available at once.  What this means is you are limited to how much hot water you can hold. In other words, if the tank is too small for your family’s needs, you’ll run out of hot water and you will have to wait for the next tank to be heated.

Tankless 

Tankless  are the “buzz” today and for good reason. Not only do you get unlimited hot water, you’re not wasting time or water waiting for the water to get hot. For families that use 41 gallons or less of hot water every day, it can be 24-34% more efficient. In homes that use around 86 gallons a day, it can be 8-14% more energy efficient and  have a typical lifespan of around twenty years.

Heat Pump 

A heat pump water heater is often referred to as “hybrid” water heaters.  An electric pump water heater pulls heat from the outside or the room in which it’s located into a tank to heat water.  With regular maintenance, they have a lifespan from thirteen to fifteen years.

With multiple settings and modes, it’s designed to maximize energy savings. With this in mind, the larger your family, the quicker you’ll see a return on investment.

Regardless of what type you choose, proper installation and maintenance will optimize efficiency and extend your water heater’s life. When you choose Force Home Services, you’re getting Plumbing Professionals that are highly trained experts in repairs,  replacements and installations.  100% Satisfaction Guarantee-If You Are Not Happy Our Service is Free.

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