At Reno Plumbing Doctor we can provide and install new tankless water heaters. If you have an existing tankless water heater that is no longer providing you with the comfort and the amount of hot water needed for your home we can service and adjust the unit to get the old tankless water heater back to its original performance. A tankless water heater uses 30 to 50 percent less energy than a traditional tank water heater, saving a typical family about $100 or more per year, depending on water usage. Tankless units (also called "on demand" units) heat water only when you turn on the faucet. They usually operate on natural gas or propane. The main advantage is that they eliminate the extra cost of keeping 40 to 50 gallons of water hot in a storage tank, so you waste less energy. They also offer a continuous supply of hot water, which is ideal for filling a big hot tub or a whirlpool. They're more compact than a standard water heater and mount on a wall.

As great as a Tankless is and the many benefits that could come from using one, there are on occasion a few calls from customers that are less than pleased at having one. The luster of the new technology they were so excited about has been tarnished by problems from day one. And they're so fed up, that instead of asking for a fix, they simply want to revert back to the standard storage water heater.

Sadly enough, in most cases the culprit was simply an unqualified installer and/or an inferior product. Each install is different from the next. Not one is the same. Not every service company has the training or the experience to install a unit or recommend the right tankless water heater for your application. Knowing the right unit and the right location of the install is half the job.

When you call Reno Plumbing doctor we will always send you an experienced service technician with extensive training in repair, servicing and installations. Our service techs will bring service manuals, application guides and a photo portfolio of the tankless water heaters that we have installed. With the information that we provide in our tankless water heater hand book we can guide you through the process of installation and the reasons why we have chosen a specific unit for you and your home.