Home Comfort
Home Comfort | Tankless Water Heater Install | Plumbing | Jasper
Imagine stepping into a shower that never runs cold, all while trimming your energy bills and freeing up valuable space. That’s the daily luxury HEP’s Home Comfort Plumbing brings to Jasper with a professional tankless water heater install. Our licensed technicians swap out bulky, outdated tanks for sleek, on-demand systems that heat water only when you need it—no standby loss, no surprise scalds, just continuous comfort backed by manufacturer warranties and HEP’s famous “On the Way” promise.
From the first call to the final water-temperature check, we handle everything: precise sizing, gas or electric hookups, venting, and post-install cleanup. You’ll enjoy quieter operation, longer appliance life, and the confidence that comes from a local team known for honest pricing and 24/7 support. Ready to upgrade? Let HEP transform your home’s hot-water experience today.
FAQs
What are the main advantages of installing a tankless water heater in my Jasper home?
Tankless units heat water on demand, so they eliminate standby heat loss associated with storage tanks. This can cut water-heating energy use by 20–40 %. They also provide an endless supply of hot water, take up far less space, last 18–20 years on average (about twice the life of a tank), and qualify for utility rebates and federal tax credits that can reduce the upfront cost.
How long does a typical tankless water heater installation take?
Most residential change-outs in Jasper are completed in one working day. We begin with a pre-installation inspection to confirm gas line capacity, venting path, and electrical requirements. On installation day, removal of the old tank, upgrades to gas or water lines, mounting the new unit, venting through an exterior wall or roof, and commissioning the heater usually takes 6–8 hours. Complex retrofits or units placed far from existing utilities can extend the job to two days.
Will my existing gas or electrical service handle a tankless system?
It depends on the model you choose. High-output gas units often need a ¾-inch gas line and 120 V electrical outlet for the control board. Electric tankless heaters may require 120–200 amps of dedicated service, which many older Jasper homes do not have. During our free estimate we measure your incoming gas pressure or electrical panel capacity to determine whether upgrades are necessary and include any costs in the quote.
How do I know what size (flow rate) tankless water heater I need?
Sizing is based on the combined flow rate (gallons per minute, GPM) of fixtures you might use at the same time and the required temperature rise. For example, running two showers and a washing machine simultaneously could demand 6–7 GPM at a 70 °F rise in winter groundwater temperatures. We tally fixture flow rates, factor in Jasper’s average groundwater temperature (about 55 °F), and recommend a unit—typically 7–10 GPM for a three-bath home.
What kind of maintenance does a tankless water heater require?
Unlike tanks, tankless units do not store water, but they do need annual service to stay efficient and maintain the manufacturer’s warranty. We flush the heat exchanger with a vinegar solution to remove mineral scale, clean the inlet filter, inspect the burner, check venting integrity, and verify gas-pressure settings. Jasper’s moderately hard water (8–12 grains per gallon) makes yearly descaling especially important.
How much can I expect to save on energy bills and how long is the payback period?
Families switching from an older gas tank typically save $75–$150 per year on natural-gas costs; larger households that use more hot water save even more. Add in the longer lifespan and reduced risk of tank leaks, and the total lifecycle cost is usually lower than a standard replacement. After factoring in local utility rebates (up to $400) and the 30 % federal tax credit (capped at $600 for gas units), most Jasper homeowners see a 5–7-year payback.