Tankless Water Heater Installation in Hickory, NC
Running out of hot water halfway through back-to-back showers, or wanting to free up the floor space a tank takes up in a closet or utility room, are two of the most common reasons homeowners look into tankless. A&B Plumbing handles tankless heater installation in Hickory, NC, sizing and installing the unit to match how your household or building actually uses hot water.
What Tankless Heater Installation Involves
Tankless heater installation isn't a one-to-one swap with a tank system. Gas tankless units typically require:
Our plumbers evaluate your home's existing gas line and venting before installation so the new unit is set up to perform at its rated capacity, not just installed and hoped for the best.
Gas Tankless Water Heater Installation
A&B Plumbing specializes in gas tankless water heater installation. We're a certified Navien Tankless dealer and service center and stock all parts for the Navien units we install, so if service is ever needed after installation, the parts are already on hand rather than backordered. A&B Plumbing also installs electric tankless units, though gas tankless installation, particularly Navien, is where most of our tankless work is concentrated.
Tankless Hot Water Heater Installation, Start to Finish
Tankless hot water heater installation with A&B Plumbing starts with confirming your household's or building's peak hot water demand, since that determines what size unit is actually needed. From there, our plumbers handle removal of the old unit if one exists, install and vent the new tankless system to code, and test it under load before finishing the job.
When Tankless Water Heater Replacement Makes Sense
Tankless water heater replacement is worth considering when:
Not every home is a good fit for tankless without some changes to venting or gas line capacity, which is something we assess before recommending a switch.
A&B Plumbing's Credentials for Tankless Installation
Homeowners throughout Hickory choose A&B Plumbing for:
Tankless Installation FAQs
Sometimes. Gas tankless units draw more gas at peak demand than a tank system, and if your existing gas line wasn't sized for that, it may need to be upsized. We check this before quoting the installation, not after.
A tankless unit mounts to a wall and takes up a fraction of the floor space a standing tank does, which is one of the main reasons homeowners switch when space is tight.
Often, but not always. Tankless units vent differently than tanks, so the existing vent location doesn't always work without modification, which is something we evaluate on-site.
Book Your Hickory Tankless Water Heater Installation
If you're ready to talk through switching to tankless, or want to know whether your home is a good fit, call A&B Plumbing. We'll walk through your gas line, venting, and hot water needs before recommending anything.