Water Heaters

Choose a tank water heater if: You have a limited budget for upfront costs. Your household has high simultaneous hot water demand, like a large family. You prefer a simpler, less maintenance-intensive system, such as a tank water heater, though it still requires some maintenance. If you’re considering alternatives, a hybrid water heater or a tankless water heater might also be options, but they can come with higher upfront costs.

Choose a tankless water heater if you prioritize energy efficiency and long-term savings. This option is ideal for those with limited space who want to free up floor area. If your hot water usage is staggered rather than simultaneous, a tankless water heater can be a great fit. Additionally, if you are willing to pay a higher initial cost and budget for annual professional maintenance, consider the benefits of a hybrid water heater as well.

Choose a hybrid water heater if you have a larger household that requires a high volume of hot water, are on an electricity-based energy plan, and are ready to invest more upfront for long-term energy savings. While a hybrid water heater is a great option, it may be less suitable for small spaces or homes that already have gas lines for a tank water heater. If you're considering alternatives, you might also explore a tankless water heater, which offers different advantages.