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Endless Hot Water | Tankless Water Heater Install | Plumbing | Soddy-Daisy
Imagine stepping into a shower in your Soddy-Daisy home and never worrying about the hot water fading to lukewarm. HEP’s endless hot water plumbing team makes that daily luxury possible with expert tankless water heater install services that fit seamlessly into your space. Our certified technicians remove bulky tanks, mount sleek high-efficiency units, and fine-tune gas or electric lines so you enjoy instant, continuous heat while trimming energy bills by up to 40 percent.
From the first call to the final test run, we handle permits, safety inspections, and cleanup, leaving you only the comfort of unlimited hot water and a 5-star service experience backed by decades of local know-how. If you’re ready for shorter wait times, extra storage space, and the peace of mind of a system designed to last twice as long as a traditional heater, schedule your Soddy-Daisy tankless water heater install with HEP today and feel the difference every time you turn on the tap.
FAQs
What are the main benefits of switching to a tankless water heater in my Soddy-Daisy home?
A properly sized tankless unit heats water only when you open a tap, so you stop paying to keep 40–50 gallons hot 24/7. Homeowners typically see energy-bill savings of 20–40 %, enjoy an unlimited supply of hot water for back-to-back showers or large whirlpool tubs, and gain extra closet or garage space because the wall-hung box is much smaller than a storage tank. Modern units also have longer life spans (18–20 years versus 8–12 years for a tank) and come with advanced safety features that shut the burner off if exhaust or temperature limits are exceeded.
Will a tankless heater really give my family “endless” hot water?
Yes—within its flow-rate capacity. A tankless heater never runs out of stored hot water; it heats water as it passes through a heat exchanger. As long as total demand stays below the unit’s rated gallons-per-minute (GPM) output, you can shower, do laundry, and run the dishwasher without waiting for a tank to reheat. In Soddy-Daisy we size units based on a winter groundwater temperature around 55 °F. A common 7–9 GPM gas model will comfortably handle two showers plus a sink at the same time; larger households may choose a 10–11 GPM unit or install two smaller units in parallel.
How do I know what size and fuel type (gas vs. electric) is right for my house?
We perform a free on-site assessment that looks at your family’s simultaneous hot-water habits, fixture flow rates, incoming gas line size, electrical service capacity, and venting options. Most Soddy-Daisy homes opt for natural-gas or propane units because they deliver higher GPM output and lower operating costs. Electric tankless models work well for smaller residences or point-of-use applications but often require 150–200 amps of dedicated 240-V breakers, which many existing panels cannot support without an upgrade. Once we calculate peak demand, we recommend a unit that provides at least 10 % headroom so you have true on-demand comfort year-round.
How long does installation take, and will my plumbing or gas lines need major changes?
A straightforward replacement of a gas tank heater located on an exterior wall can usually be completed in one business day. Projects that involve relocating the unit, upsizing gas piping, adding a condensate drain, or running new stainless-steel venting may take 1½–2 days. We handle all required Hamilton County permits, pressure testing, and final inspections. Your water will be off for only a short portion of the job, and our technicians protect floors and haul away the old tank at no extra charge.
What does a tankless installation cost in the Soddy-Daisy area, and are there rebates?
Installed pricing for a high-efficiency condensing gas unit typically ranges from $3,200 to $4,800, depending on capacity, venting distance, and any gas-line or electrical upgrades. Electric units run $750–$1,200 less but may require panel work that offsets the savings. TVA’s EnergyRight program and many local gas utilities currently offer rebates of $250–$400 for ENERGY STAR® qualified equipment, and homeowners can claim a 30 % federal tax credit (up to $600) on qualifying high-efficiency models through 2032. We’ll complete all rebate paperwork for you.
What maintenance does a tankless water heater require?
To keep the heat exchanger free of mineral scale, manufacturers recommend a yearly flush with a mild vinegar solution or citric-acid cleaner—especially important in Soddy-Daisy, where our water hardness averages 6–8 grains per gallon. The process takes about one hour and can be done by a homeowner with our how-to kit or by our technicians during an annual plumbing inspection. We also clean the combustion chamber, inspect the condensate trap, and update firmware. Regular service preserves efficiency, prevents the "cold-water sandwich" effect, and keeps your warranty valid for up to 15 years.