Before you spend a lot of money to replace the current system you may want to have our water tested to determine if minerals or acidity may be corroding your plumbing, which would lead to premature failure of anything you install. The indirect water heater with a high efficiency boiler can be one of the most cost effective solutions you can get. Why don’t you want to stay with that and repair or replace the leaky unit?
Key Takeaways:
- Most simply take it for granted that whenever they turn on the shower or start the dishwasher, the hot water will be ready and waiting.
- The good news is that with manufacturers competing to come up with ever more effective solutions, the category now boasts a more diverse range of options than ever before.
- water heating can deliver a powerful one-two punch of energy use reduction and cost savings. In fact, according to the Department of Energy, under ideal circumstances indirect water heaters are “the least expensive means of providing hot water” to the point-of-use fixtures you rely on every day, multiple times a day.
“Because they’re typically out of sight—in the basement or a back closet for instance—water heaters are largely out of mind for many homeowners.”
