Tankless Water Heaters

Save up to 60% on Water Heating Costs
That's right, a Titan Electronic Tankless Water Heater from Lindstrom's Mr. Plumber can cut your water heating costs by as much as 60%! Next to heating and cooling, water heating is typically the largest energy user in the home. As homes have become more and more energy efficient during the last 20 years, the percentage of energy used for water heating has steadily increased.

Tankless Water Heaters use Tomorrow's Technology Today

• No Tank, No Limit, No Timer, No Waste, No Waiting
• Unlimited supply of hot water on demand
• Advanced Technology makes it more energy efficient than a traditional water heater
• On-demand performance reduces water heating costs by up to 60% in most households
• Copper heat exchanger is coated to prevent corrosion and deterioration increasing the life above ordinary water heaters
• Low emission technology reduces the CO and NOx emissions making the air inside your home cleaner and healthier
• Advanced valve system maintains a constant temperature while the digital control panel allows for precise control of the water temperature

Use these factors to help you decide what's right for your South Florida home:

Capacity. Make sure you're not buying a water heater that is larger than you need. The peak hour demand (or first-hour rating, FHR) is actually more important than the size of the water heater. The FHR is the measure of how much hot water the heater will deliver in an hour and is required by law to appear on the Energy Guide label. Let our Lindstrom's Mr. Plumber Technician perform a capacity test to determine the right size water heater for your home.

Efficiency. The energy efficiency of a storage water heater is indicated by its "Energy Factor" (EF). The higher the EF, the more efficient the water heater. Gas water heaters have an EF between 0.50 and 0.60, with some high-efficiency models around 0.80. Other features to look for are tanks with at least 1.5 inches of foam insulation and energy efficiency ratings shown on the Energy Guide labels.

Cost. Don't be tempted into looking for a water heater that is inexpensive and ignore the operating cost. This poor strategy often leads to the least expensive water heater being the most expensive to operate. A high-efficiency water heater may cost a little more initially, but reduced operating costs will more then make up for the higher outlay. Check the Energy Guide label to help choose an energy thrifty heater.


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