Tankless Water Heater - Brainerd, MN

We Install and Service Water Heaters

Water Heater Installation

Ensure the reliability and efficiency of your water heater with our comprehensive water heater repair and installation service for standard and tankless water heaters. We specialize in repairing and installing all types of water heaters. To keep your home comfortable you need to operate an efficient and reliable water heater. We’re committed to ensuring your water heater system is working effectively at all times.

To schedule water repair services call (218) 828-4991 today.

Why a Tankless Water Heater?

Investing in a tankless water heater can offer several benefits compared to traditional tank-based water heaters. Here are some reasons why you should consider investing in a tankless water heater:

• Energy efficiency: Tankless water heaters, also known as on-demand or instantaneous water heaters, are highly energy efficient. They heat water only when needed, eliminating the standby heat loss associated with traditional water heaters that constantly keep a large tank of water hot. This energy-saving feature can result in lower utility bills and reduced energy consumption.
• Endless hot water supply: Tankless water heaters provide an unlimited supply of hot water. With a traditional water heater, you may run out of hot water if you use it excessively or if multiple people are using hot water simultaneously. Tankless units heat water as it flows through the system, ensuring a continuous supply of hot water whenever you need it.
• Space-saving design: Tankless water heaters are compact and wall-mounted, which saves valuable space compared to large tank-based models. This is particularly beneficial for those with limited space in their utility rooms or homes.
• Longer lifespan: Tankless water heaters tend to have a longer lifespan compared to traditional water heaters. On average, tankless models can last for 20 years or more, while tank-based models typically last around 10-15 years. Investing in a tankless water heater can provide you with longer-term savings and reduce the frequency of replacement.
• Reduced risk of leaks and water damage: Since tankless water heaters don't store large amounts of water, there is a reduced risk of leaks and water damage compared to traditional models. Tank-based water heaters can develop leaks over time, potentially causing significant damage to your home and requiring costly repairs.
• Increased home value: Installing a tankless water heater can enhance the value of your home. Potential buyers appreciate the energy efficiency and convenience of tankless units, making your property more attractive on the market.
• Environmental benefits: Tankless water heaters contribute to a greener environment by reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. By using less energy, you can help lower your carbon footprint and contribute to sustainable living.

While there are several advantages to tankless water heaters, it's important to consider some factors before investing. Tankless units can have a higher upfront cost compared to traditional water heaters, and installation may require adjustments to your home's plumbing and electrical systems. Additionally, the flow rate of hot water can be limited if you have multiple fixtures running simultaneously.

Ultimately, the decision to invest in a tankless water heater depends on your specific needs, budget, and long-term goals. It's recommended to consult with us to assess your situation and determine the best option for your home.

Water Heater Problems

Water heaters use electrical and mechanical components to run efficiently. Some of the more common problems with water heaters are:

Thermostat Problems: The job of the thermostat is to send the temperature of the water to the water heater. If this isn't being done then you will not have a consistent supply of hot water.

Mechanical Problems: Components used to make and run the water heater will eventually wear out and/or break. These will need to be replaced in order to have a consistent supply of hot water.

Physical Problems: From time-to-time water heaters can be dented or cracked which can result in leaks. When this happens it's best to replace the entire water heater.