Should You Choose a Tank or Tankless Water Heater?
A tank water heater is cheaper, quicker to install, and good for roughly eight to 12 years. A tankless water heater costs more up front, but an ENERGY STAR-certified model can use about 30% less energy than a standard storage-tank water heater and often last around 20 years.
Water heating is one of the biggest energy draws in your home, and a tankless unit isn’t burning gas to keep 40 gallons hot at midnight when nobody’s using it. For a lot of Glendale households, that pays back the higher price within a year or two. For others, a solid tank unit is the best option. We install, maintain, and repair both, and we’ll give you all the numbers so you can choose what’s best for you.
