vs. Tank

 Tankless is Green
Tankless water heaters are energy efficient and Eco-Friendly

Tankless	vs.	Tank
Condensing unit		40-50 Gallon
93.9% Efficiency		58% Efficiency
Produces 1,992lbs. CO2 annually		Produces 3,096lbs. CO2 annually
NG/LP tankless		NG/LP tank
Energy Factor: .82 -.94		Energy Factor: .48 -.67

Tankless GOING GREEN

Endless Hot Water On Demand Usage Compact, Space Saving Energy Conservation Computerized Safety No Pilot Light Easy Link System

Tankless water heaters heat water on demand, so that means no storage or shortage of hot water. Imagine the luxury of always having hot showers or filling up a Jacuzzi hot tub and still having an endless supply of hot water for the rest of your needs. With tankless you'll save energy and thus, money. Furthermore, you can save about half of the cost of your current water heating bill since there is no-heating of water as with traditional water heaters. Tankless water heaters heat water as it passes through the unit, so you will never have to use hot water that has been stored in an old, rusty, tank. Tankless water heaters are extremely durable, lasting longer than traditional tank - type water heaters, and require little maintenance over their lifetime.

Storage Tanks - Limited Hot Water

Hot water from a traditional tank-type water heater comes from the storage water in the tank. As the hot water supply is used, cold water enters the tank to replace the hot water that was used, reducing the temperature gradually. Once 60-70% of the stored hot water is used, there will be a significant drop in temperature and can take about an hour to recover. 60% Efficiency, although tank water heaters are insulated to some extent, they still experience standby heat loss causing the unit to constantly heat and reheat the stored water even when the hot water isn't being used. Water heating is the second largest energy cost in the home, so heat lost from the tank is wasted energy and can add up quickly. As years pass, traditional tank-type water heaters start to rust and build - up scale inside the tank, which is where your hot water is being stored for use.

Also, there is the risk of legion Ella bacteria formation. Water Heaters tanks usually last 8-10 years. Water heating can account for 14-25% of the energy consumed in your home, remembering it's the second largest energy expense in U.S. households. It's actually one of the least efficient appliances due to standby heat loss. With the constant storing and heating of the water in the tank, sediment begins to build-up and in time will cause a malfunction of the unit. Typically if your tank water heater warranty is near its end or already past, the sediment build-up may be at a point where its only a matter of time before the unit breaks down and can possibly cause major water damage.

Sugar Bear Plumbing, A qualified Installer, wants you to feel confident with one of the best services we have to offer, and we're sure to give you the best warranties in the industry. Going Green with tankless water heaters.

We're one of the companies that have been trained to install these tankless water heaters correctly. And we're qualified to troubleshoot and make repairs on these units. We recommend two of the best tankless water heater units on the market (Noritz, & Takagi). To get the right sized unit for your residential or commercial application, call our local toll free number (800) 201-5541 or (650) 583-3330 to schedule one of our professionals to resize and test your plumbing and fixtures, alone with gas pressure testing, before you invest in these tankless heaters. You may contact me on my cell personally for additional Info: (510)-467-7601, Based out of South San Francisco, Ca. 94080; serving San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Alameda, and Marin Counties.

Sugar Bear Plumbing, Inc.
101-A Hickey Blvd. #120
SSF, Ca. 94080
CA State Lic. #876480
(650) 583-3330 or (800) 201-5541

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