Is tankless right for your home?
Tankless units heat water as you use it, so you don't run out halfway through the third shower. They hang on a wall and free up floor space, and they last longer than most tanks.
They do need a gas line and venting sized for them, so switching from a tank can involve more work. The plumber looks at your gas line, venting and how much hot water you use, and tells you if tankless makes sense.
Tankless services
- New tankless installs and tank-to-tankless conversions
- Gas line upsizing and new venting
- Yearly descaling (flushing out mineral buildup)
- Error codes, ignition problems and lukewarm water
- Isolation valve kits for easy servicing
Hard water and tankless units
Scale builds up inside the heat exchanger faster with hard water. A yearly descale keeps the unit running well. A softener upstream helps even more. See our hard water guide.
Every visit, every time
Water heaters are our specialty
Repairs, replacements, tankless and flushes. It's most of what we do, so the right parts are usually on the truck.
Price before work
The plumber shows you the problem and tells you the price. You decide before anything starts.
Local to Queen Creek
Based on Ellsworth Road downtown. Not a call center in another state.
Over 20 years of experience
Licensed and insured plumbers who know East Valley homes and hard water.
Tankless water heaters questions
How often should a tankless water heater be descaled?
With Queen Creek's hard water, once a year is a good rule.
Can my home switch from a tank to tankless?
Most homes can. It depends on the gas line size, venting and where the unit will go. The plumber checks all three.
