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Tankless water heaters and their benefits

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Benefits of Tankless Water Heaters

Tankless, also known as on-demand water heaters, offer several benefits over traditional storage tank water heaters. Here are some of the main benefits of going for a tankless water heater over a traditional one.

Energy efficiency

They are more energy-efficient than traditional storage tank water heaters because they only heat water on demand, rather than constantly keeping a large tank of water hot.

Space-saving

They’re also much smaller than traditional storage tank water heaters. This makes tankless water heaters ideal for smaller homes or spaces where storage space is limited.

Longer lifespan

They have a longer lifespan. While storage tank heaters typically last 8-12 years, tankless water heaters can last up to 20 years with proper maintenance.

Endless hot water supply

They provide an endless supply of hot water, which is ideal for households with high hot water demands. This is because the unit heats water on demand.

Reduced risk of water damage

Traditional storage tank water heaters can leak or burst, causing water damage to your home. However, tankless units don’t store water, which reduces the risk of water damage.

Improved water quality

Tankless water heaters don’t store water, which can reduce the risk of bacteria growth and improve water quality.

Hard Water

Tankless with Hard Water (After all, it’s Chicagoland)

Chicagoland is known for its hard water issues among homeowners. Hard water can cause mineral buildup in traditional tank water heaters, which can lead to reduced efficiency and even damage the water heater. Tankless water heaters, on the other hand, obviously don’t have a tank for mineral buildup to occur in, which again leads to longer life span and less maintenance.

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When Should You Repair Your Water Heater?

Your water heater needs repair when it provides insufficient hot water, shows water temperature inconsistencies, makes unusual noises, or leaks. Discolored or foul-smelling water can also indicate a problem that requires repair or possibly replacement of your water heater.

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Installation

Installing Traditional vs. Tankless

Tankless systems are easier and less expensive to install for a few reasons. They require less additional components, are smaller and more modernized in design, and have less of a need for any upgrades to your home. A tank system may need you to install a new gas line or upgrade your electrical system, depending on the age and existing connections in your home.

Costs

Money Saving Benefits Of Traditional vs. Tankless

When it comes to initial costs, traditional tank water heaters are generally less expensive than tankless water heaters. Where you save is in the life span of the tankless system. You’ll get on average 5 more years of life, and save every month on energy costs to heat your water.

The amounts may be significant depending on how you consume hot water in your household. A busy family in Chicago may have a heavy demand on hot water which will pay off much sooner with a tankless system.

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Why Choose Lindemann For Your Next Water Heater

Choosing between a traditional tank water heater and a tankless water heater comes down to your preferences and the needs of your household. It’s important to weigh the pros and cons before making a decision.

With our experience and expertise, you can trust Lindemann to help you through the process.

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