Water
heaters
Tank, tankless and heat-pump. We size for how your house actually uses hot water, pull the permit, and have the old unit out of the garage before you've finished your coffee.
What's included
In the scope,
not the small print.
- Sizing by fixture count and household
- Gas line check and upsizing where needed
- Venting to current code
- Seismic strapping and drip pan
- Expansion tank and pressure check
- Old unit hauled and recycled
- City permit and inspection
- Manufacturer registration for the warranty
How it runs
Step by step.
- Day 0
Call or photo
Send a photo of the unit's label. We quote the right replacement from that.
- Morning
Remove
Drain, disconnect, out the door. Floor protected.
- Midday
Install
New unit set, gas and water connected, vent run, strapped.
- Afternoon
Test
Fired, temperature set, every hot tap run. Hot water before dinner.
- Week 2
Inspection
City signs the permit card. We meet the inspector.
Questions
Straight answers.
Tank or tankless?
Tankless suits homes that run out of hot water or want the space back. A good tank is still the right answer for many families; we tell you which.
Can you do it today?
Standard 40- and 50-gallon gas tanks, usually yes if you call before noon.
Do you handle the permit?
Yes, and the inspection. Unpermitted heaters cause trouble at resale.