Professional Water Heater Installation

A water heater is one of the most important large appliances in any home. Ensuring you have the right unit for the job and that it has been installed safely is imperative to the short- and long-term function of the water heater. At Centralairny, we understand the importance of quality water heater installation. Read on to learn everything you need to know about having your new water heater installed.

Water Heater Installation

Maybe you’re looking to install a water heater in your newly constructed home or you’re adding a system to an outbuilding or seasonal cottage. Maybe you’re even considering adding an additional water heating system to meet the needs of a large family. No matter the case, your local Centralairny is ready to help you install the system that will work best for you.

If you’re looking to replace an existing water heater

Our licensed technicians will work alongside you and contractors, designers or architects to help you choose the water heater best suited to meet your family’s needs. Options include:

• Conventional Storage Tank Water Heater: Employs a large tank to store a large volume of hot water, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• Tankless or On-demand Water Heater: Heats water on-demand using super-heated coils. No tank necessary! This type of unit is usually a surprisingly small box mounted to the wall in your home’s utility room or closet.
• Heat Pump or Hybrid Water Heater: Uses a heat exchanger to pull heat from the air to heat water for use in your home. A heat pump or hybrid water heater takes up a considerable amount of space - at least as much as that of a conventional storage tank.
• Solar Powered Water Heater: Draws energy from the sun. A fantastic option for homeowners who have solar panels or plan to add them to their home. Like conventional water heaters, solar powered water heaters require a well-insulated tank for storage.
• Condensing Water Heater:A condensing water heater uses the exhaust from your home’s other natural gas appliances to heat a coil at the bottom of a conventional-looking water tank.

Most frequently, we’re asked to install conventional and tankless water heaters. However, demand for heat pump and solar powered water heaters is growing in areas of the country most conducive to their operation.