Tankless Hot Water Installation

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North Wind provides professional and cost-effective tankless hot water installation services that you can count on. Our 24/7 same-day services cover Toronto, Barrie, and the GTA, ensuring that you receive the necessary assistance whenever you need it.

Your tankless hot water system plays an essential role in your daily household routine, yet it is often overlooked until issues arise with repairs or replacement. If you’re curious about how your tankless hot water system works, our team is well-equipped to answer any questions and address concerns.

We have been specializing in tankless hot water installation and maintenance for over 30 years.Our team of experts is equipped to handle all of your inquiries and provide efficient solutions.

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Tankless Hot Water Installation

For 24/7 support, North Wind HVAC is here to provide high-quality tankless hot water installation services across Toronto, Barrie, and the GTA. Call today to get started on your installation.

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Benefits of Installing a New Tankless Hot Water

Tankless water heaters have recently gained popularity in North America, especially in Canada, although they have been commonly used in Europe and Asia for generations. The technology has come a long way in terms of safety and reliability, leading to an increasing demand for tankless water heaters in Canada.

Using a tankless water heater offers a multitude of advantages over a traditional hot water tank, such as an infinite supply of hot water. With a tankless water heater, you can take showers while running a dishwasher and washing machine without worrying about hot water rationing. Additionally, tankless water heaters are energy efficient, as they only use energy when in use, and don’t consume any energy when idle. Depending on usage patterns, a tankless system can save between 20-70% of energy compared to a hot water tank.

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Tankless Hot Water Installation Process

01 Contact

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02 Estimate

Our licensed technicians will provide you with a free quote.

03 Service

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Tank Hot Water Installation FAQs

What is the disadvantage of a tankless hot water tank?

The main disadvantage of a tankless water heater is the initial cost of the unit and the installation. However, tankless water heaters produce endless hot water, are safer, longer lifespan, and take less space because you don’t need water tank.

Is a tankless hot water system worth the investment?

Tankless water heaters initial cost may be high but month-to-month water heaters costs are cheaper and will save you money in the long run.

How long can I expect my tankless water heater to last?

Tankless water heaters have a life expectancy of more than 20 years. Regular maintenance can extend their life by many more years.

What are the benefits of a tankless hot water system?

Tankless systems offer several benefits, including energy efficiency, cost savings, longer lifespan than traditional tank systems, and space-saving design.

How do tankless hot water systems work?

A tankless system heats water directly as it flows through the unit, without storing it in a tank. It uses either gas or electricity to heat water on demand, providing hot water instantly and continuously.

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Tankless Hot Water Repair

While tankless hot water systems are known for their long lifespan and durability, they may require repairs occasionally, just like any other HVAC appliance. The most common issues with tankless hot water systems include:

Mineral buildup

Clogged valves or filters

Improper installation

Faulty sensors

Issues with gas or electrical connections

Repairs to a tankless hot water system should always be carried out by a licensed professional. It’s essential to schedule regular maintenance checks, to spot any potential problems before they become major issues. As with most repairs, the cost of fixing a tankless hot water system varies depending on the extent of the problem and the cost of the replacement parts. By keeping up with regular maintenance and addressing any issues as they arise, homeowners can enjoy their tankless system for years!

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Pros and Cons: Tankless Hot Water System

Pros:

Energy efficient: Tankless hot water systems heat up water as needed, which saves energy by eliminating standby heat loss that traditional tank-based systems experience.
Longer lifespan: Tankless systems typically last longer than traditional tanks and require less maintenance.
Space-saving: Tankless systems are much smaller than traditional tanks, providing more space for storage or other appliances in your home.
Instant hot water: With a tankless system, you don’t have to wait for the water to heat up, and you’ll always have access to hot water on demand.

Cons:

Higher upfront costs: The cost of purchasing and installing a new tankless system can be higher than that of traditional tank-based hot water heaters.
Limited hot water output: Tankless systems can only provide a certain amount of hot water at a time, which could be an issue in larger households or for simultaneous use of hot water in multiple areas of the home.