We offer a wide range of water heaters, including tank water heaters (electric, gas, and hybrid models), tankless water heaters (electric and gas options), heat pump water heaters, and point-of-use water heaters for smaller spaces or quick water access. Our goal is to provide options suitable for various household needs and budgets.

The right size depends on your household size and hot water usage. For tank models, a 30–50-gallon unit usually works well for 1-3 people, while larger families may need a 50+ gallon model. For tankless models, it’s important to consider the flow rate (measured in gallons per minute) to ensure it meets your peak water demands, such as multiple showers or appliances running at the same time. We provide sizing guides and expert advice to help you find the right fit.

Tank water heaters store hot water in a large reservoir, which makes them ideal for homes with steady, predictable usage. However, they can run out of hot water and take time to refill. Tankless water heaters, on the other hand, heat water on demand, which makes them more energy-efficient. However, they may struggle to supply hot water to multiple appliances simultaneously unless sized correctly. The right choice depends on your specific household needs.

Yes, all of our water heaters come with manufacturer warranties, typically covering 6 to 12 years. The length and coverage vary depending on the brand and model. We recommend reviewing the product details for specific warranty terms. Some models also offer extended warranties, which can be purchased separately for additional peace of mind.

Many of our models are highly energy-efficient. Look for options with ENERGY STAR® certification or high Uniform Energy Factor (UEF) ratings. Tankless water heaters are especially efficient since they eliminate standby energy loss. Choosing an energy-efficient water heater not only reduces environmental impact but can also help lower your utility bills over time.

While some smaller electric models, such as point-of-use units, can be installed by experienced homeowners, most water heaters require professional installation to ensure safety, proper connections, and compliance with local building codes. Gas water heaters, in particular, should be installed by licensed professionals to avoid potential safety risks.

The lifespan varies depending on the type and maintenance level. Tank water heaters generally last between 8 to 12 years. In contrast, tankless water heaters can last over 20 years with proper maintenance. Performing routine tasks, such as flushing the tank and inspecting the anode rod, can help extend the lifespan of both types.

Yes, we offer a variety of financing options through our trusted partners. These include monthly payment plans with low or no interest, buy-now-pay-later programs, and zero-down payment options, depending on eligibility. Visit our financing section or contact us directly to learn more about the available plans and how to apply.