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Exceptional Customer Service | Tankless Water Heater Install | Plumbing | Jacksboro
When Jacksboro homeowners want hot water on demand without the bulky tank—or the headaches that come with it—they turn to HEP for a seamless tankless water heater install experience. Our licensed plumbers show up on time, protect your floors with boot covers, and explain every step in plain English before a single wrench is lifted. From precise sizing and gas-line upgrades to code-compliant venting, we handle everything with the same neighborly care we’d give our own families. You’ll barely notice we were there—except for the endless hot water and lower utility bills.
Beyond technical know-how, HEP delivers the kind of customer service that makes a stressful plumbing project feel refreshingly easy. We text you the technician’s bio and photo, offer transparent up-front pricing, and back every tankless water heater install with industry-leading warranties. Need an emergency fix at midnight or a routine flush a year from now? One call, one friendly team, and you’re covered. Enjoy hotter showers, extra space, and total peace of mind—because in Jacksboro, “Happy, Energetic, Professional” isn’t just our name; it’s our promise.
FAQs
What are the main benefits of choosing a tankless water heater for my Jacksboro home?
Tankless units provide hot water on demand, eliminating the standby heat loss common in traditional tanks. You can enjoy endless hot water, up to 40–60% energy savings, and a space-saving design that mounts on a wall. Additionally, most models last 20+ years—nearly double the lifespan of standard tank heaters—giving you a better long-term return on investment.
How long does a professional tankless water heater installation usually take?
For most residential jobs in Jacksboro, our licensed plumbers complete a full removal of the old tank, necessary gas or electrical upgrades, venting modifications, and start-up testing in 4–8 hours. Complex conversions (propane to natural gas, electrical service upsizing, or relocation of the unit) can extend the timeline to 1–2 days. We always provide a detailed schedule before work begins so you know exactly what to expect.
What is the typical cost to install a tankless water heater in Jacksboro?
Pricing depends on fuel type (gas vs. electric), unit capacity (GPM rating), venting requirements, and any code-mandated upgrades. In Jacksboro, homeowners commonly invest $3,000–$4,800 for a complete gas tankless installation, which includes the unit, removal of the old tank, new venting, water and gas line adjustments, permits, and labor. Electric tankless systems are usually $2,000–$3,200 because they have lower equipment costs but may need a panel upgrade. We offer free in-home estimates and flexible financing to make budgeting easier.
Do I need to upgrade my gas or electrical service for a tankless water heater?
Possibly. Gas tankless models often require a ¾-inch gas line and higher BTU input, while electric units can demand 120–200 amps of dedicated service. During your site visit, our technician checks gas pressure, line sizing, and electrical panel capacity. If upgrades are necessary, we provide an all-inclusive quote and handle the work in-house to ensure everything meets local codes and manufacturer specs.
What kind of maintenance does a tankless water heater need?
Although tankless systems are low-maintenance compared to storage tanks, they do benefit from annual service. Our Jacksboro team will flush the heat exchanger with a vinegar solution to remove mineral buildup, inspect the venting, clean the air intake filter, and check all sensors. Regular maintenance keeps efficiency high, prevents scale-related failures, and protects your warranty—most manufacturers require documented service to maintain coverage.
Is my Jacksboro water quality suitable for a tankless water heater?
The city water in Jacksboro is considered moderately hard, averaging 120–160 ppm of calcium carbonate. Hard water can shorten heat-exchanger life in any water heater. We recommend installing a whole-house sediment filter and, if hardness exceeds 140 ppm, a water softener or scale-inhibition system. Our plumbers test hardness during the estimate and offer tailored solutions so your new tankless unit operates at peak efficiency for decades.