Water Heater Installation in Plymouth Meeting

Size Differences 
Most traditional residential water heaters fuel sources are gas and electric that are purchased are for a mid-sized homes of three to five people. While most use a 40 or 50-gallon tank, a larger tank increases with the size of the home and the number of people it needs to be able to service. Choosing your water heater size can be broken down into the following categories:

• Common Models: 40-75 gallons, mostly residential
• Large Models: 65-80 gallons, mostly residential
• Largest Models: 100-120 gallon, residential or commercial

Differences in Fuel Source

Today, water heaters come in a variety of fuel sources so you have more options to reduce their carbon footprint and cut monthly utility costs. Water heaters now come in forms that can be powered by:

• Gas
• Electricity

If your home could accommodate a newer, more innovative water heater, your plumber can help you find the right size and efficiency, install your new system to perfection, and offer warranties equivalent to the best in the business.

What are Tankless Water Heaters?

Tankless water heaters only heat water as necessary. This means these models begin to heat as a faucet or tap is turned on. Although they take up less space since a tank is not included in such models, larger gas lines, additional circuits, and special venting is used to build these models. Due to the efficiency of such water heaters, these units can reduce electric bills up to 30%.

Is There A Difference Between Conventional & Tankless?

Yes! Conventional water heaters and tankless units have stark differences between them and both pose different benefits when it comes to what’s better for your home. While each application is unique in its own way, it’s important to make sure that you’re consulting with someone who has your best interests in mind when it comes to your install.

Is Water Under My Water Heater Normal?

No! This incident can be fro ma few things. If it’s coming from your water heater, you likely have a leak somewhere. However, if this is happening when other fixtures are in use in your home, it’s likely happening due to a blockage near the floor drain/branch line are.

Why Am I Low On Hot Water?

Lack of hot water can be due to many things, which can include sediment in the heater, a heater that is too small, or an issue with your dip tube. Either way, it’s important that if you’re experiencing less hot water than normal, you call someone who can come and properly diagnose the issue and provide a course of action in order to help it! ​​​​

Proudly Serving Delaware County, Chester County, and Montgomery County Since 1977

Feehan Plumbing & Heating is a family owned and operated business established in 1977. Ever since Tommy and his wife Janet founded the business, they have stayed true to a full-service commitment to servicing Delaware County, Chester County, and Montgomery County residents. Feehan’s licensed and bonded plumbers offer honest answers to all of your plumbing and heating questions and provide cost-effective, permanent solutions to keep your home healthy and safe.