Choosing a water heater is an important decision for your home. Should you stick with a
traditional tank or go tankless? Let’s break down the pros and cons to help you decide
which is the best fit for your family and budget.

The Basics

• Tankless Water Heaters heat water on demand as it flows through the unit,
  eliminating the need for a storage tank.
• Tank: Consumes more energy as it keeps water heated constantly, even when not
• in use.

Space and Installation

• Tank: Bulky and requires a dedicated storage area.
• Tankless: Compact and wall-mounted, saving valuable space in smaller homes.

Cost

• Tank: More affordable to install but may need replacement sooner, adding to longterm costs.
• Tankless: Higher upfront cost, but the longer lifespan and energy savings often
  make it a better investment.

Hot Water Supply

• Tank: Limited to the size of the tank. Once the hot water runs out, you’ll have to wait
  for it to refill and reheat.
• Tankless: Unlimited hot water as long as the unit’s capacity matches your
  household needs.

Conclusion

If you value energy efficiency and long-term savings, a tankless water heater might be the
way to go. If you’re looking for a lower initial investment, a traditional tank system is a solid
choice.
Still unsure? Longevity Plumbing Services is here to help you evaluate your home’s needs
and find the perfect solution. Call us today to discuss your options and get started!