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several years ago, I did the research and went with a tankless and loved it. It was awesome. Instant hot water. The cost benefit analysis for me was the cost of running the gas line from and to. There is a cost to running the electric hwh all the time and made it real easy to wash clothes, dishes and showers at the same time.
I was very happy and then moved. I am sure they have even improved in the last few years.
To me, it is a no brainer if the cost to running the gas line is fair. Also, consider rebates and deductions for being energy efficient.
Hope it helps. Go Dawgs!
I was very happy and then moved. I am sure they have even improved in the last few years.
To me, it is a no brainer if the cost to running the gas line is fair. Also, consider rebates and deductions for being energy efficient.
Hope it helps. Go Dawgs!
We have a tankless system now. It takes a little longer to warm up but it stays hot forever it seems like. I think its worth it
Depends on your house headcount. 2 kids, get it. You and the spouse and don’t get many guests... Eh....
This thread will probably be helpful.
Got the tankless and was one of the best home upgrades ever. Saved a ton on energy prices and if it’s in the basement, it won’t be flooded if your water heater goes out.
Only downfall is waiting in hot water to start a little linger
Only downfall is waiting in hot water to start a little linger
Water heaters with tanks are excellent in open terrain, but vulnerable to air strikes.
Tankless water heaters are more suitable to a guerilla environment, such as jungle or moutain insurgencies against superior forces.
I can run 3 showers at once. Only drawback is no reserve if power is out. Can be ran off generator tho.
I got tankless ...I have 3 daughters and a wife ....zero issues with amount of hot water available - I’ve had mine for prob 10 yrs ....only issue I have had is in year 8 probably .....started getting a code for scale buildup and I got it again this summer - had to have plumber come out and essentially pump vinegar through it for about 30 mins
Power goes out, your tank water heater still works. Other than that, price is good. Tankless is the way to go
