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Your mornings become predictable again. No more timing showers around everyone else’s schedule or dealing with that dreaded blast of cold water halfway through.
Your monthly utility bills drop by 20-40% because tankless units only heat water when you need it. No more paying to keep 50 gallons of water hot 24/7 in your garage.
You get your storage space back. These compact units mount on the wall and free up floor space that bulky tank water heaters used to claim. Perfect for Antelope homes where every square foot of garage space matters.
We’ve built our reputation in the Sacramento area for showing up when we say we will and finishing jobs right the first time. We maintain a 4.7-star Google rating based on 93+ reviews from real customers.
What sets us apart is our 24/7 emergency service and transparent pricing approach. Many customers report that their final bill was actually less than our original estimate – a refreshing change in an industry known for surprise charges.
We understand Antelope’s unique challenges: older homes with outdated plumbing, space constraints, and the need for reliable hot water in a growing community where families can’t afford downtime.
First, our technician evaluates your current setup and hot water needs. We’ll check your gas line capacity, electrical requirements, and identify the best location for your new unit.
Next comes the removal of your old tank and any necessary upgrades to gas lines or venting. The new tankless unit gets mounted on the wall with proper clearances and connected to your existing plumbing.
Finally, the system gets tested and calibrated for optimal performance. You’ll receive a walkthrough of the controls and maintenance schedule. The entire process typically takes 4-6 hours, and you’ll have hot water the same day.
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Every tankless water heater installation includes proper sizing calculations based on your home’s specific hot water demand. This matters in Antelope where many homes have multiple bathrooms and high usage patterns.
You get all necessary permits and inspections handled by our installation team. California has strict codes for gas appliances, and proper installation ensures safety and warranty coverage.
Our service includes upgrading gas lines if needed, installing proper venting systems, and connecting to existing plumbing with minimal disruption to your daily routine. Many Antelope installations also qualify for local utility rebates, which we can help you navigate.
Installation costs in Antelope typically range from $3,500 to $6,500, depending on your home’s specific requirements. The price includes the unit, labor, permits, and any necessary upgrades to gas lines or venting.
Homes built before 2000 often need gas line upgrades because tankless units require higher BTU capacity than traditional tanks. However, the energy savings usually offset the initial investment within 3-5 years.
Many customers are surprised to learn their final bill comes in lower than our original estimate, especially when utility rebates are factored in. Sacramento area utilities often offer $500-$1,000 rebates for qualifying high-efficiency units.
Most installations in Antelope take 4-6 hours from start to finish. This includes removing your old tank, making any necessary upgrades, and testing the new system.
Complex installations requiring extensive gas line upgrades or electrical work can take up to 8 hours. However, you’ll have hot water the same day in nearly all cases.
The timeline depends on your home’s current setup. Newer homes with adequate gas lines and proper venting locations install faster than older properties that need infrastructure upgrades.
Absolutely, but proper sizing is crucial. A correctly sized tankless unit can supply unlimited hot water for families of any size, unlike tank heaters that run out after 20-30 minutes of heavy use.
The key is calculating your peak demand – how many hot water fixtures might run simultaneously. Most Antelope families need units rated for 8-10 gallons per minute to handle multiple showers, dishwashers, and washing machines.
Professional sizing ensures you get consistent hot water even during peak morning routines when everyone’s getting ready for work and school. No more scheduling showers or running out of hot water mid-rinse.
Tankless units need annual descaling to remove mineral buildup, especially important in areas with hard water. This involves flushing the system with a descaling solution to maintain efficiency and extend lifespan.
The process takes about an hour and costs $150-$200 when done professionally. Some homeowners handle this themselves with a descaling kit, but professional service ensures warranty compliance.
Beyond annual descaling, these units require minimal maintenance compared to tank heaters. No anode rod replacements, no tank flushing, and no worrying about catastrophic failures that flood your garage.
Size depends on your peak hot water demand, not your home’s square footage. Most Antelope homes need units rated between 160,000-200,000 BTUs to handle typical family usage patterns.
A professional assessment considers your fixtures, usage habits, and simultaneous demand. For example, a family that runs morning showers while the dishwasher operates needs higher capacity than one with staggered usage.
Ground water temperature also affects sizing. Antelope’s moderate climate means less energy is needed to heat incoming water compared to colder regions, which can allow for slightly smaller units while maintaining adequate flow rates.
The math works in most Antelope homes. While tankless units cost more upfront, they last 20+ years compared to 8-12 years for tank heaters. Factor in energy savings of $200-$400 annually, and payback typically occurs within 5-7 years.
Beyond financial benefits, you gain unlimited hot water, valuable floor space, and eliminate the risk of catastrophic tank failures. Many homeowners consider these lifestyle improvements worth the investment regardless of savings.
Utility rebates and potential tax credits reduce the effective cost. When you factor in avoided replacement costs over 20 years – you’d likely replace 2-3 tank heaters in the same timeframe – tankless becomes the clear winner financially.
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