Tankless Water Heater Installation in Granite Bay, CA

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Energy-efficient tankless systems that deliver endless hot water while cutting your utility bills by up to 30%.

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Professional Water Heater Installation Granite Bay

What Life Looks Like After Installation
Your morning routine flows smoothly without anyone getting stuck with a cold shower. The dishwasher runs while someone’s showering, and there’s still plenty of hot water left over. Your monthly energy bill drops noticeably because you’re only heating water when you actually need it. No more paying to keep 40-80 gallons hot around the clock. That cramped utility room suddenly has space for storage. Your new tankless unit mounts on the wall, freeing up floor space you forgot you had.

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Why Granite Bay Homeowners Choose Murray Plumbing
We’ve built a reputation for showing up when we say we will and getting the job done right. Our 4.7-star Google rating comes from 93 real customers who experienced our transparent pricing and professional service firsthand. We understand Granite Bay homeowners value quality work and straight answers. That’s why we provide upfront pricing before we start, and many customers find their final bill is actually less than our initial estimate. When your water heater fails at 9 PM on a Sunday, our 24/7 emergency service means you’re not waiting until Monday morning for help.

Tankless Installation Process Granite Bay

Here's Exactly What Happens During Installation
First, we assess your current setup and water usage needs to recommend the right tankless unit size. We’ll also check if your gas line and electrical connections need upgrades to support the new system. Next, we remove your old tank water heater and install the new tankless unit, typically on an exterior or interior wall. This usually takes 4-6 hours, depending on any necessary utility upgrades. Finally, we test the entire system, show you how it works, and clean up completely. You’ll have hot water immediately, and we’ll leave you with warranty information and maintenance tips.

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What's Included Tankless Water Heater Service

Everything You Get With Our Installation
Your installation includes the tankless unit, all necessary connections, permits, and a full system test. We handle gas line modifications if needed and ensure your electrical setup meets code requirements. In Granite Bay’s climate, we recommend units that can handle the area’s hard water conditions. We’ll install appropriate filtration if your water quality tests show mineral buildup concerns that could affect your new system’s longevity. You’ll receive manufacturer warranty coverage plus our service guarantee. We also provide a maintenance schedule that keeps your system running efficiently for its 20+ year lifespan.

How much does tankless water heater installation cost in Granite Bay?

Installation typically ranges from $3,500 to $6,500, depending on the unit size and any necessary upgrades to your gas line or electrical system. Higher-end units with advanced features cost more upfront but often provide better long-term energy savings. The biggest cost variables are usually gas line modifications and electrical work. Older homes in Granite Bay sometimes need these upgrades to support the higher BTU requirements of tankless systems. We provide transparent pricing upfront, so you know exactly what you’re paying before we start work. Many customers find their final bill is actually less than our initial estimate.
Most installations take 4-6 hours when no major modifications are needed. If we need to upgrade your gas line or electrical connections, add another 2-4 hours to the timeline. We typically schedule installations for full-day appointments to account for any unexpected issues. This means you’re not left without hot water overnight while waiting for parts or additional work. The actual installation moves quickly once prep work is done. You’ll have hot water flowing the same day we install your new system.
Yes, but Granite Bay’s moderately hard water means you’ll want to plan for regular maintenance. Hard water causes mineral buildup that can reduce efficiency and shorten your system’s lifespan if ignored. We recommend annual descaling service to remove mineral deposits from the heat exchanger. This simple maintenance keeps your system running efficiently and protects your warranty coverage. Some customers choose to install a water softener system alongside their tankless unit. This reduces maintenance needs and can improve the performance of all your water-using appliances.
Most Granite Bay homes need units that can deliver 7-10 gallons per minute, depending on your family size and usage patterns. A family of four typically needs at least 8 GPM to handle simultaneous showers and appliance use. We calculate your needs based on your peak usage times. If three people shower in the morning while the dishwasher runs, we size accordingly to handle that demand without temperature drops. Oversizing costs more upfront but ensures you never run short during peak usage. Undersizing saves money initially but can leave you with lukewarm water when demand is high.
Most homeowners see 20-30% reductions in their water heating costs, which typically accounts for about 18% of your total energy bill. The savings come from only heating water when you need it, rather than maintaining a tank’s temperature 24/7. In Granite Bay’s climate, savings are often higher during winter months when traditional tanks work harder to maintain temperature. Your exact savings depend on your current system’s efficiency and your family’s hot water usage patterns. The payback period is usually 6-10 years, after which your monthly savings become pure profit. Factor in the longer lifespan of tankless systems, and the total cost of ownership is typically lower than traditional tanks.
Annual descaling is the main maintenance requirement, especially with Granite Bay’s mineral-rich water. This involves flushing the system with a descaling solution to remove mineral buildup from the heat exchanger. You should also clean or replace the inlet filter every few months, depending on your water quality. This takes about five minutes and prevents debris from reaching the internal components. Professional annual service typically costs $150-200 and includes descaling, filter cleaning, and a full system inspection. This maintenance protects your warranty and keeps your system running efficiently for its full 20+ year lifespan.

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