Water heaters are pretty much essential for every home. It’s been pretty much unanimous that everyone enjoys living with hot water than without it. However, the way you get that hot water is very much up for debate!
There are two main types of water heaters these days that are both affordable and efficient. Storage tank water heaters are the oldest and most standard water heater systems. These are the common tanks you see in basements and crawlspaces that are insulated to keep heat in.
Then, you’ve got tankless water heaters in Gloucester County. These systems are smaller, as well as more efficient and convenient, but they can cost more to install than tank systems.
This blog will be focused on the main differences between the two systems, and why you might choose one over the other.
It’s easy to take our water heaters for granted, despite them being one of the appliances that we rely on the most (can you imagine bathing without hot water?)
If they gave trophies to home appliances, water heaters would be winning one every year (and we’re not talking about the obligatory trophies they give to all the kids on the team). Nearly every appliance in your home relies on the water heater. If the sink gets clogged, sure, you might not be able to use your sink for the day. But if something happens to the water heater? The sink, the washer, and the shower are out of commission (unless you like freezing showers).