On demand tankless water heater

[Pete F.]

You could also consider a heatpump hot water heater. If your electric rates are favorable and you run a dehumidifier in your basement they can be cost effective. Likely if you have natural gas it may not work out financially.
Here is a calculator
https://www.efficiencymaine.com/at-h...st-comparison/

[Ian]

Originally Posted by Pete F.

You could also consider a heatpump hot water heater. If your electric rates are favorable and you run a dehumidifier in your basement they can be cost effective. Likely if you have natural gas it may not work out financially.
Here is a calculator
https://www.efficiencymaine.com/at-h...st-comparison/

Ended up going with a propane fired 50 gallon tank. New well pressure tank and heater are in now and water is back to flowing through the house
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[Slipknot]

Cool


I ended up waffling procrastinating a couple months last spring and then my luck ran out and the other water heater let go all at once, had to drain it down and scramble to get a new one before the end of the week, but we got it done in a few days thanks to Bob.

[Ian]

Originally Posted by Slipknot

Cool


I ended up waffling procrastinating a couple months last spring and then my luck ran out and the other water heater let go all at once, had to drain it down and scramble to get a new one before the end of the week, but we got it done in a few days thanks to Bob.

As with anything, I wish I hadn’t waited so I could have done things on my terms, not based on the needs and preferences of the most responsive plumber.

I suppose all’s well that ends well
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