Here at City Creek Plumbing, we install three main types of water heaters for our clients in Davis County, Utah. These include:
- Traditional Storage Tank Water Heaters: This is the most common type of residential water heater. These water heaters usually hold 40 to 50 gallons of water, and they keep it hot 24/7. We encourage homeowners to wrap their storage tank water heaters in insulation, which helps keep the water warmer, so you use less energy.
- Tankless Water Heaters: Tankless water heaters in Layton, Utah are greener, because instead of using energy to keep your water hot for you all the time, they produce hot water on demand. They take up much less room than a traditional storage tank water heater and they use less energy. They are a bit more expensive, but they outlast traditional water heaters.
- Combination Water and Space Heaters: This type of water heater works in combination with a boiler, heating your home and your water. It’s a space saver, as you don’t need to make room for both appliances, and it’s highly efficient. This is a good option for homeowners who are building a new house or replacing major home systems.
If your water heater is over 8 years old and it’s not working well, it may be time to replace it. Our plumbing company can help you choose the right type of water heater replacement in Layton, Utah for your home and budget. We will also install it for you, ensuring that all connections are tight and secure. Our services are fast and reliable, meaning you won’t be without hot water for long. These include:
- Consultation and recommendation: We will assess your current water heater, discuss your needs and budget, and recommend the best type of water heater for you.
- Removal of old unit: Our plumbers will safely remove your old water heater from your home.
- Installation of the new unit: We will install your new water heater according to manufacturer specifications, ensuring that it is working properly before we leave.
- Proper disposal: We will dispose of your old water heater in an environmentally friendly manner.
Our plumbing company installs both gas and electric water heaters. While gas appliances often cost more upfront, they are cheaper to run because natural gas is a less expensive fuel than electricity. However, if your home is not already connected to a gas line, you may want to stick with electric appliances, since you would have to factor in the cost of bringing in the line to switch over.
When you need water heater repair or replacement at your Layton or Kaysville, Utah home, call the experienced team at City Creek Plumbing. We’ll get your hot water flowing again ASAP.
