A major appeal of tankless water heaters is that they only heat water as needed. Traditional water heaters heat their water supply continuously so that it’s ready for you to use when you require it. It is reported that tankless water heaters can reduce energy usage by 24 to 34 percent! (As compared to a typical tank heater). Start saving today and schedule a tankless water heater install with our team!

Because tankless water heaters require less energy to run since they only heat on-demand, your monthly utility bills should be less too! In fact, it’s reported that the average Las Vegas, NV household can save hundreds of dollars each year by utilizing a tankless water heater and conserving almost 27 to 50 percent more energy than tanked heaters!

Another big advantage of tankless water heaters is that they have a significantly longer lifespan than their traditional counterparts. The average tankless system has a lifespan of around 20 years, while tanked heaters have a lifespan of only 10 to 15 years. It should be noted that the more you professionally maintain your tankless unit, the longer it will last you.

One major draw for tankless water heater systems is that they physically save a lot of space as compared to tanked models. A traditional water heater tank holds anywhere from 40 to 60 gallons of water and is around 60 inches tall and 24 inches wide – that’s a ton of space to store an appliance! Tankless water heaters on the other hand are typically around 28 inches tall, 20 inches wide, and 10 inches deep, saving you a serious amount of space for storage or other things in your basement!

While tankless water heaters still require a certain amount of maintenance to operate efficiently and last as long as possible, the process is much less intense compared to tank water heaters. Traditional water heaters require professional maintenance every six months to a year, depending on where you are located in the Las Vegas, NV metro. If you choose to have Bumble Breeze Plumbing, Heating & Air install a tankless water heater, your certified plumber will help you schedule your next tune-up, so your new water heater remains in tip-top shape and lasts as long as possible!