Own Your Water Heater: Pay 3 Times Less Than Renting
Why Should You Own Instead of Leasing/Renting Water Heaters ?
3 times less costly in the span of 10 years than renting or leasing.
Owning with warranty offers the same services as a rental/lease agreement.
We are a local company – we pride on establishing long term relations with our customers.
Your Satisfaction is our pledge.
Cost Comparison: Rent/Lease vs. Own
Renting or leasing a 50 gallon water heater for 120 months at an annual increase of 3.5% plus tax will cost approximately $6,500 over 10 years.
Owning a tank could cost as low as $1,895 plus tax.
Call us to get a free quote over the phone: +1 519-500-5353
No stress Warranty Program:
- Standard warranty on a brand new tank 6 years for parts and leakage
- We also offer plumbing work; snaking drains, installation of toilets/fixtures, installation of water softeners and anything plumbing related.
- We also offer service/installations of furnaces, gas fireplaces, unit heaters, pool heaters etc.
Advantages of Water Heater Installation?
How It works ?
Set up a free consultation
Let us know you’re interested in getting a tank water heater by scheduling a free in-home consultation. We’ll have our local, authorized service provider give you a call. They’ll ask you a few questions about your current water heater setup and schedule your consultation.
Get recommendations from a local pro
During the consultation, our service provider will assess your current water heater setup to see if a tank unit will fit your space, and review the best options for your budget and needs. You’ll also get a competitively priced final quote with financing options.
Enjoy full-service installation
When you’re ready, we’ll schedule a convenient date to deliver and install your new tank water heater. Our service provider will test and inspect your new water heater and haul away your old one.
We have over 5000 water heater installs!
Our Promise to You is to Perform the Correct Plumbing at an Honest Price
When you are in need of Tank Water Heater Installation Services, you can trust the experts at Local own comfort to perform the correct Tank Water Heater Installation service at an honest price.
- Free quote over phone
- Installation
- Water heater (tank or tankless)
- 24h Service in case of issues.
FAQs
What types of water heaters are available for installation?
There are primarily two types of water heaters available: tank water heaters and tankless water heaters. Tank water heaters store a large amount of hot water for immediate use, while tankless models heat water directly on demand without the use of a storage tank.
How do I choose the right size water heater for my home?
The right size depends on the number of people living in your home and your peak water usage. Generally, a household of 1-2 people benefits from a 30-40 gallon tank, 3-4 people need a 40-50 gallon tank, and 5 or more people might require a 50-80 gallon tank.
What is the average cost of installing a water heater?
The cost of installing a water heater can vary widely depending on the type of water heater, the complexity of the installation, and geographical location. On average, tank water heaters cost less to install than tankless options. Prices can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars.
How long does it take to install a water heater?
The time it takes to install a water heater can vary, but generally, a professional can complete the job within 2-3 hours for a straightforward replacement. New installations or switching from one type of water heater to another might take longer.
Do I need a permit to install a water heater?
In most cases, yes. Most local building codes require a permit for the installation of a new water heater to ensure it meets safety standards. It’s best to check with your local building department to understand the specific requirements for your area.
What should I consider when choosing a location for a water heater?
The location should be easily accessible for maintenance and sufficiently ventilated if it’s a gas water heater. It should also be installed in a spot that minimizes the risk of damage from potential leaks and complies with local building codes.