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Top-of-the-line Technology | Tankless Water Heater Install | Plumbing | Flintville
Imagine stepping into a Flintville shower that never runs cold, while saving space, energy, and money every single day. HEP’s technology-driven plumbing team specializes in the most advanced systems on the market, and our premier service—tankless water heater install—turns that vision into reality. With sleek, wall-mounted units that only heat water when you need it, you’ll enjoy endless hot water, lower utility bills, and a greener footprint for your home or business.
From the moment you call, certified HEP technicians handle everything: precise sizing, gas or electric conversions, seamless hookup to existing lines, and a thorough performance check before we leave. We arrive on time, protect your property like it’s our own, and back every installation with industry-leading warranties and round-the-clock support. Upgrade to HEP’s top-of-the-line experience today and discover why so many Flintville neighbors are making the smart shift to tankless.
FAQs
What are the main advantages of choosing a tankless water heater for my Flintville home?
Tankless units heat water on demand, eliminating the standby losses of traditional storage tanks. This means endless hot water, energy savings of 20-40% for most households, and a space-saving design that can be wall-mounted. Our top-of-the-line models also feature advanced flow sensors, self-modulating gas valves, and smart-home connectivity so you can monitor usage or adjust temperature from your phone.
How do I know what size or model tankless water heater I need?
Sizing is based on peak flow rate (gallons per minute) and desired temperature rise. We start by listing the fixtures you might run simultaneously—showers, dishwasher, washing machine, etc.—then add up their flow rates. In Flintville, incoming groundwater averages 55 °F, so for 120 °F hot water you need a 65 °F rise. A typical three-bathroom home needs 7–9 GPM at that rise, which corresponds to a 180,000–199,000 BTU gas unit or a 27-36 kW electric model. During our free in-home assessment we verify gas line capacity, venting path, or electrical panel amperage so you’ll get the perfect unit with no surprises.
What does your installation service include and how long will it take?
Our turnkey package covers everything: permitting with Lincoln County, removal and eco-friendly disposal of the old tank, upsizing of the gas line or installation of a dedicated electrical circuit, stainless-steel venting or condensate drain, seismic brackets, water and gas shut-off valves, and full system commissioning. Most replacements are completed in one day, while first-time installs or units relocated to an attic/garage with longer vent runs may take up to two days.
Are there any rebates or incentives for installing a tankless water heater in Flintville?
Yes. Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) periodically offers rebates of $150–$300 on ENERGY STAR® gas units. In addition, the federal Inflation Reduction Act provides a 30 % tax credit (up to $600) for high-efficiency heaters installed in 2023-2032. We supply all paperwork and even pre-fill rebate forms so you can claim your incentive quickly.
How much can I expect to save on utility bills compared to a conventional storage tank?
Most Flintville households switching from a 0.60-EF 50-gallon gas tank to a 0.95-UEF tankless unit save $80–$120 per year on natural gas. Electric tank-to-tankless conversions can save $150–$250 annually, depending on usage and local kWh rates. Because a tankless heater often lasts 20+ years, lifetime savings frequently exceed $2,000, not including the value of regained floor space and reduced risk of tank leaks.
What maintenance is required and how long will my tankless water heater last?
With Flintville’s moderately hard water (around 8 grains per gallon), we recommend flushing the heat exchanger with food-grade vinegar or citric cleaner once a year to remove mineral buildup. Our service plans include this flush, a combustion check, and firmware update in under an hour. When maintained properly, premium tankless heaters have a life expectancy of 20–25 years—roughly double that of a conventional tank. Heat exchanger and parts warranties are 12–15 years on top-tier models, giving you long-term peace of mind.