What we do
- New tankless installs and tank-to-tankless conversions
- Isolation valve kits so the unit can be flushed easily
- Descaling (flushing) to clear hard-water buildup
- Error codes, ignition problems and lukewarm water
- Gas line sizing and venting checks
- Condensate lines and drain pans for attic units
Is tankless right for your home?
Tankless makes the most sense when you want endless hot water, have a large family or a big tub, or want to free up space in the garage or closet. Gas units need a gas line large enough to feed them, and sometimes the line has to be upsized. We check all of that before you decide.
If a tank still fits your home and budget better, we will tell you that too.
Descaling matters in Chandler
Hard water coats the heat exchanger inside a tankless unit with scale. The heater then struggles to reach temperature, throws error codes and wears out early. Most manufacturers call for a flush every year in hard-water areas like ours. We install service valves on every unit so flushing is quick, and a water softener cuts scale even further.
Tankless Water Heaters questions
How often should a tankless water heater be flushed?
In Chandler, about once a year. Homes with a water softener can often go longer. If your unit shows a scale or flow error, it is due now.
Can a tankless heater go where my tank is now?
Usually, yes, or on an outside wall nearby. The plumber checks the gas line, venting and electrical before recommending a spot.
Why is my tankless water heater only lukewarm?
The most common causes are scale buildup, a clogged inlet filter, low gas pressure or a mixing valve set too low. A flush often fixes it.