Water Heaters from Jim Dhamer Plumbing Service come in many different types and have various advantages. New water heaters will put money back into your pocket immediately by saving on energy cost. Water heaters are designed to last between 13 and 15 years, so with the investment of a new water heater, one can literally add the savings up after instillation. There are many different types of systems including electric, gas and solar hot water systems.
First, one must inspect the home and the outlets provided to decide what type of system is suitable. Some houses are not equipped with natural gas outlets or may be designed to use a propane system. Natural Gas units are often the most economical way to go because it usually costs 2 to 3 times as much to heat the same amount of water with electricity. But when ones house is already outfitted with a gas stove or furnace, one may find it more economical to extend and run the gas line to the water heater. When living in rural areas, using a propane water heating system will be less expensive than electricity. In the inner city though, electric systems are more convenient and economical because one does not want to have to incur extra expenses by having to conform the house to a natural gas system and deal with paying the added gas bill expense every month.
Solar hot water systems have been used for decades but just recently became more popular in the southern California areas. Globally, solar heating systems are in wide demand because of the “green” factor. Solar heating systems use the sun’s energy to heat the water, and one can typically save around five hundred dollars in the first year by switching to solar water heating. A new solar heating system will pay for itself in the first three to five years. Some countries have made it mandatory to use solar water heating systems such as Israel where all homes are outfitted with these systems. Water Heaters from Jim Dhamer Plumbing Service will meet any demand, and the customer will be thoroughly pleased with the professionalism that comes with the service.
