A properly sized, properly installed water heater — the first time.
New water heater installation means sizing the right unit for your household and installing it to current code — proper venting, an expansion tank where required, and connections that won't need revisiting in a year.
Based on household size and actual usage, not a generic recommendation.
Safe disconnection, drain, and disposal of the existing unit if applicable.
Venting, gas or electric connections, and expansion tank done to current code.
We register the manufacturer's warranty so it's on file under your name.
Upfront pricing. No surprises. Licensed, bonded, and insured on every job.
About water heater installation, answered plainly.
For tank units, it generally comes down to household size — a 40-gallon tank suits most 2-3 person households, 50 gallons for larger families. Tankless is sized by flow rate (gallons per minute) instead, based on how many fixtures might run at once.
Yes, both, along with hybrid heat pump water heaters, which can be a good fit for Arizona's climate since they pull efficiency from the warm ambient air.
A standard like-for-like tank replacement usually takes 2-3 hours. A tankless conversion or a unit requiring new venting or gas line work can take longer — we'll give you a time estimate before starting.