Water Heater Replacement and Repair including Water Heater Installation Services
We at William G. Day offer water heater repair and replacement services for your home. We service all brands of water heaters including tankless water heaters and offer our regular maintenance services and repairs. We offer up-front proposals on the installation of new water heaters, which allows our customers to weigh all options available to them and decide on the perfect water heater.
Water Heaters and Tankless Water Heaters
We offer the residents of New Castle County, DE and the surrounding areas a variety of different water heaters. Here are the following tank water heaters and tankless water heater installation services we offer:
Tankless: As opposed to traditional water heaters that heat large volumes of water and then spend extra energy keeping it warm at all hours, these tankless water heaters only heat the water when you need it. Not only does this save a lot of money on your home energy bills, but it is also a more efficient manner of heating water for use in your home or to utilities.
Conventional Storage Water Heaters: You may already be familiar with the traditional style of water heaters. These water heaters have large tanks (anywhere from 10 Gallons to 80 Gallons) that hold water to heat. Conventional water heaters can be heated by gas, electric, or oil.
These types of systems always keep the water in the tank as hot as the hottest setting needs to be. While not as efficient as the tankless water heater options, the latest models have higher energy ratings than older models, so you will still be conserving energy and saving money on your water heating and energy bills.
Heat Pump Water Heaters: Utilizing a process where water is heated by air instead of by heating elements, heat pump water heaters. The nice part of using a heat pump water heater - as opposed to tankless or traditional - is the fact that they can be added to an existing system through retrofitting, or can be purchased and installed as a stand-alone option.
While the efficiency is high on these types of water heaters, so is the initial cost. Another downside to these types of heaters is that they do not work particularly well in spaces that are cold. You want to make sure that the room holding heat pump water heaters are well insulated. Furnace rooms, or placing these types of water heaters near to a furnace, add efficiency.