TANKLESS WATER HEATERS

Tankless Water Heater Services in Tuscaloosa

Considering a tankless water heater for your home? You’ve come to the right place!

Since 1992, Premier Service Company, Inc. in Tuscaloosa, AL has been serving local residents with top-notch water heater services, including tankless water heater installation and repair. We offer homeowners top-of-the-line tankless water heaters from leading manufacturers.

Also called on-demand and point-of-use water heaters, these devices heat water instantly, reduce energy costs, and provide space-saving features because they are smaller and can even be hung on the wall. More importantly, they also eliminate the possibility of leaks since there is no thirty-gallon water tank involved.

If you’ve been thinking about going tankless but weren’t sure where to start, call our team in Tuscaloosa who will be happy to help you choose the right water heater for your home. Read what our customers are saying about our tankless water heaters in their testimonials!

What is a Tankless Water Heater?

Simply put, a tankless water heater is a device that delivers hot water when you need it without a water tank. This reduces energy loss associated with storage tank water heaters thereby significantly lowering your energy bill. Even though point-of-use water heaters are smaller than their traditional counterparts, they are still capable of accommodating large families with an ample supply of hot water at a fraction of the cost.

Tankless water heaters can be used to heat hot tubs, pools, and detached bathrooms, such as in garages and guest houses. They can also be used to boost the amount of hot water used by your appliances.

Call our plumbers to discuss if an on-demand water heater is right for your home.

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Tankless Water Heater Installation & Repair

Premier Service Company, Inc. offers on-demand water heater installation and repair by certified technicians. We carry state-of-the-art tankless water heaters from brands you can trust. If your old, traditional water heater is running on its last leg, maybe it’s time for an alternative way to heat your water that is energy-efficient and reliable.

Point-of-use water heaters seldom require repairs, but if yours is not working as it should, give our team a call for an inspection. We will determine the cause of the problem and how to best resolve it quickly.

Like everything else, however, tankless water heaters have some disadvantages, so it’s important to ensure that your home is suited for this type of appliance.

Pros & Cons of Tankless Water Heaters

The benefits of tankless water heaters far outweigh the drawbacks. For example:

PROS

They last longer than standard units.
Save more energy.
Save space.
Unlimited water supply.
Fewer repairs, no leaking.

CONS

Higher upfront cost.
May require an electrical upgrade.

Many homeowners prefer tankless water heaters because the positives outweigh the negatives. If you need help choosing the right water heater, let our experts help you decide which system is right for you.

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Plumbing FAQ

Why is my water heater not making hot water?

This could be due to a tripped breaker, a faulty heating element, or a gas supply issue. Call us for a professional inspection.

Is Drano or similar drain cleaners safe to use to clean drains?

We do not recommend chemical drain cleaners as they can damage pipes. Instead, schedule a professional drain cleaning for a safe and effective solution.

What temperature should my water heater be set at?

We recommend 120°F for safety and energy efficiency.

Should I flush my tank-type water heater?

Yes, flushing your water heater once a year removes sediment buildup and extends its lifespan.

How often should I flush my tankless water heater?

Tankless water heaters should be flushed once a year to maintain efficiency.

What do I do if my toilet is running constantly or longer than usual?

Check if the flapper is sealing properly or if the fill valve needs adjustment. If the issue continues, call us for service.

What effects does high water pressure have on the appliances in my home?

High water pressure can damage pipes, faucets, and appliances. A pressure regulator may be needed to protect your plumbing system.

What should NOT go down the garbage disposal?

Avoid putting grease, bones, coffee grounds, eggshells, pasta, and fibrous vegetables down the disposal.

If I have an irrigation system, should I have backflow prevention?

Yes, backflow prevention is required to keep your drinking water safe from contamination.