Whether you have a natural gas water heater or an electric-powered unit, our team is fully licensed to repair and replace either system. We also handle tankless gas systems, which require special venting and gas line sizing.

Need gas line repair or extension for a new water heater? We do that, too.

Sometimes, it makes more sense to replace your unit—especially if it’s more than 8–10 years old or the tank is corroded. We’ll help you choose the right size and type for your home or business and handle the full installation, including permits and code compliance.

We install:

• Traditional tank water heaters (gas & electric)

• Tankless water heaters (on-demand, gas-powered)

• High-efficiency ENERGY STAR® models

• Point-of-use water heaters for garages, offices, or additions

When deciding between a traditional tank water heater and a tankless (on-demand) water heater, it’s important to consider your household size, usage patterns, space, and budget.

Tank water heaters are typically more affordable upfront and are a popular choice for families. These units store hot water in a large tank (usually 40–80 gallons), and once it’s depleted, you’ll need to wait for it to reheat. While the initial cost is lower, they take up more space and can be less energy-efficient over time.

Tankless water heaters, on the other hand, heat water on demand as you use it. They’re compact, wall-mounted, and offer an endless supply of hot water — perfect for large households or homes with high hot water usage. Although the installation cost is higher, they tend to last longer (15–20 years) and can significantly reduce your monthly energy bills.

If you’re unsure which system is right for you, our team at Plumbing Unit can assess your needs and help you choose the best option based on your usage, home layout, and long-term savings goals.