Need Hot Water Now? Tankless Systems are available at $39.99/month!

Need a water heater repair? The average repair costs are typically around $250. For a precise quote, book your diagnostic visit today.

What goes into the price of a water heater installation? We’re glad you asked!

• Are you installing a tank or tankless system? You’ll notice tankless water heaters cost a bit more to install than tank systems. That’s because tankless systems are loaded with goodies that increase comfort. You’ll enjoy instant hot water, lower risk of leaks, reduced water use, and lower energy bills!
• What size water heater do you need? Tank water heaters come in different gallon sizes. The higher the capacity of the tank, the more the unit costs. Tankless water heaters on the other hand are sized by flow rate. Higher flow rate means more people can use hot water at the same time. Don’t worry: we can help size your systems to meet your family’s hot water needs perfectly.
• Are you installing gas or electric? Gas water heaters cost more upfront to purchase than electric water heaters. However, gas water heaters are typically more efficient and provide higher energy savings over the lifetime of the unit.
• What kind of efficiency are you looking for? More efficient systems cost less to run, which means more money back in your wallet. You can see how efficient a water heater is by looking at its EF rating. The pros at Green Approved Solutions install some of the most efficient water heaters on the market by some of the most reliable names like John Wood, Navien, and Rinnai.

Tank or tankless: Which is right for me?

Tankless systems can cost as much as $2,500. That’s more than your average tank system, which max out around $2,000. But there are a LOT of reasons why a homeowner would pay a bit more for tankless. Tankless systems have longer lifespans, consume up to 70% less energy, require fewer repairs over their lifetime, and most importantly of all, give you the convenience of INSTANT hot water on demand (that alone is worth the extra money!)

Everyone wants to get the most out of their existing water heater. If it still works when you give it a good kick, why replace it, right?

Alas, it’s not that simple. An old water heater can cost you a FORTUNE if it’s on its last leg. And then there’s the comfort aspect of it. Do you want warm showers only some of the time? That sounds terrible. We’re getting chilly just thinking about it!

Here are a few reasons why you’d replace your water heater:

• Repair costs add up over time. When water heaters age, parts start to fail, and repair costs begin to add up. Critical parts for older systems may cost as much as a new system itself!
• Expensive bills. Have you noticed higher water or energy bills? Your old water heater may be the culprit. A new system can lower energy bills by a lot, especially new tankless systems.
• A bigger family. That tank size was fine when you moved in a few years ago. But not so much anymore. If your family is fighting the Battle of Waterloo for hot water every morning, it might be time for a bigger tank.
• Flood protection. Old tank water heaters are notorious for cracking and flooding garages. Not good. To avoid water damage, replace your water heater after 10 years.
• Convenience. The latest tankless systems deliver hot water instantly to any showerhead or faucet. Once you’ve experienced that, you’ll never go back to the old way again.