Tankless water heaters are the future of home energy efficiency. They provide hot showers on-demand, so you don't have to waste time waiting for your bath or dishes after work!

The smaller size means that these tank-free units take up far less space than traditional tanks - they're perfect if everyone in the house uses them regularly (or has different schedules). And because there's no need to store extra domestic Large Capacity Energy Star Heater Tankless Water Generator since it mounts on a wall!

People that have installed tankless water heaters are always satisfied with the results. We install most brands of indoor and outdoor units, so if you're still deciding which type & brand of tankless water heater or if you need more info on which type or brand of electric, gas or propane tankless water heater we suggest that you call us @ 720-322-4845

Tankless Water Heater Brands

Below are the top manufacturers of tankless water heaters we install & service.  Just click on the company to visit their website to learn more about their products, and to compare water heaters by brand.

·        Ecosmart

·        Navien

·        Noritz

·        Rheem

·        Rinnai

·        RUUD

·        State

·        Stiebel Eltron

·        Takagi

·        American

·        AO Smith

·        Bradford White

·        Bosch

·        Ecotemp

·        Ecosmart

·        Navien

·        Noritz

·        Rheem

·        Rinnai

·        RUUD

·        State

·        Stiebel Eltron

·        Takagi

Best Overall Tankless Hot Water Heaters

1.                    BEST OVERALL: Rinnai RU199iN Tankless Water Heater

2.                  BEST BUDGET: Rheem 240V Tankless Water Heater

3.                  BEST ELECTRIC: Stiebel Eltron Tempra 36 Plus Tankless Water Heater

4.                  BEST PORTABLE: Hike Crew Portable Propane Water Heater

5.                  BEST POINT OF USE: EcoTouch Point-Of-Use Tankless Water Heater

6.                  BEST WHOLE-HOUSE: Rinnai V94iN High-Efficiency Tankless Water Heater

What’s the Advantage of having Tankless Water Heaters?

Endless Hot Water

Tankless water heaters are perfect for homes with large hot water demands such as families and those that have spa systems. They can also be beneficial if you're thinking about upgrading your standard tank size from 40 - 50 gallons to 66+80 depending on how often it's used? You should consider a tankless hot water heater!

When you're comparing traditional hot water tanks, the factors include gallon capacity and recovery rate. Tankless heaters are evaluated based on flow rate - as long as your home uses up a lower-than maximum amount for that hour though there will never be any lack of supply! In general terms it's possible to use this type of water heater throughout an entire day without running into problems with usage within just one single early morning shower (or other similar sized tidying).It is important to understand that tankless water heaters do not provide “instant hot water” the hot water takes time to flow from the unit to the faucet.

Tankless Water Heaters use less space

space saving design

The installation of a tankless heater is significantly less than standard heaters. This enables you to put the unit in smaller areas, or free up additional room inside your home and garage for storage! The best part? They save on precious square footage because these small-sized appliances are mounted onto walls instead; there's no need about taking up valuable interior space with large water tanks like older models do—which means more living area available when it comes down choosing where exactly this type goes should go

Energy Efficiency saves Money

The efficiency rates of traditional gas and oil water heaters range from 62% to 80%. Tankless models have an estimated 90%-100% plus rate, which means you can enjoy hot showers without the worry about keeping it on all day. With these units, your home will never be at risk for losing energy due only because there's no heated tank within its system; this also saves money! You might expect annual savings anywhere between 30%-60%, depending upon how much someone uses their bathrooms each year (averaging $150-$400).

Tankless Water Heaters that are High Quality and Longer Life

Tankless water heaters are a superior investment. They can provide coverage for 20-30 years, whereas standard models only last 8 -12 Years! The higher installation cost is more than recovered with their longer life span and lower risk of failure due to rust or leaks.

Home Resale Value

The hot water in your home is nothing without a good quality tank. But when it comes to saving money on heating bills, getting rid of those pesky tanks can be worth the small investment! When selling your home it will raise the value!

Types of Tankless Water Heaters

There are three types of tankless hot water heaters:

Non-condensing: The first generation of tankless heaters is a tried and true technology. This product has been used for years in Europe, Japan - even though it's new on the market! What makes them so reliable? It comes down to their design as well as how they're manufactured which allows these heating systems not only to be more efficient than condensing models but also less costly overall due-in large part because there won't need replacement parts standard with newer versions over time like you might expect from older brands who no longer make those types

Condensing: The second-generation tankless heater is an innovative, high-efficiency device that uses the heat from your home's exhaust to warm water in a few seconds. This means you'll spend less time waiting for hot showers or baths!

The secondary exchangers are made up of many tiny tubes called "tubes within tubes". This can result in an increased efficiency of 90% to 95%.

Condensing hybrid: These third-generation tankless heaters are perfect for those who don't like waiting around. These little guys use a 1 liter to 2 gallon holding tank, which means you won’t have any lower efficiency when it's not being used. Plus, with an average EF rate of .92-96%, these water heater sure make life easier on your wallet too; plus they're super easy install

Tankless Water Heater Brands

Below are the leading manufacturers of tankless water heaters we install. Click on the company to visit their website to learn more about their products, and to compare water heaters by brand.

·        American

·        AO Smith

·        Bradford White

·        Bosch

·        Ecotemp

·        Ecosmart

·        Navien

·        Noritz

·        Rheem

·        Rinnai

·        RUUD

·        State

·        Stiebel Eltron

·        Takagi

Tankless Water Heater Installation Costs

We're sorry, but the cost to install a tankless heater can vary greatly. We would need to put together an estimate in order for you to know how much this system will set you back! The average expense ranges from $2K-$4 500 depending on where it's installed and what kind of plumbing work needs to be done around your home.

To be able to install the unit properly, your home must have the following:

·        Gas or propane and normally we have to run a dedicated gas line to the unit because tankless heaters require up to 200,000 BTUs at full fire.

·        Category-3 stainless steel or PVC venting installed. This may require us to relocate the heater to an exterior wall or outdoors.

·        Install additional piping if we need to relocate the heater.

·        Run dedicated power to the tankless heater. If there is a power outage, the tankless unit will not provide hot water. However, we can install a backup battery system.

When you’re looking at replacing an existing tankless water heater or installing one in your new construction home, there are some major differences that will affect pricing. The installation of a tankless water heater costs drops dramatically when these things happen so make sure to ask about them before getting too far along with the project!

Denver Tankless Water Heater Repair

Having a tankless water heater is like having an Always On hotpot at your fingertips! You never have to worry about the wear and tear that comes with standard models. Plus, because they're able heat up on demand when you need them most- it means more convenience for all involved (especially those hard waters). We recommend flushing out any residue from previous use every now then though just in case; even if everything seems clean enough initially after installation

Call Denver Drain Brain LLC today @720-322-4845

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