Spring is here! It’s the best time to clean out your home, clean up your lawn and garden, and freshen up your business. There’s not a better time to review your home and business and their needs. One thing you may want to consider is a propane powered tankless water heater. Here are the top reasons to go tankless!
For your business:
Heating water with electricity can account for 14-25% of annual energy usage. Commercial propane tankless water heaters are an excellent option to meet the hot water demands of restaurants, both large and small. Additionally, many tankless water heaters qualify for tax incentives and rebates as part of government energy conservation goals.
Commercial tankless water heaters offer economical, on-demand, endless hot water with up to 60% fewer emissions than electric water heaters. These systems link multiple interchangeable units, providing higher output and redundancy ensuring that hot water is always available.
For your home:
Based on the average cost to run an electric tank water heater per the DOE Average Energy Costs, you can save an estimated 40% on your energy bill!
Just like for your business, many tankless water heaters qualify for tax incentives and rebates as part of government energy conservation goals.
Overall, besides saving money, tankless water heaters provide:
Continuous hot water, at a consistent temperature. You can even use hot water for multiple tasks—such as showering, washing dishes or doing laundry—at the same time without worrying about running out.
Saves space in your home or business. You can store a tankless water heater inside or outside and it takes up much less room, you only need a wall to mount it on.
Greener. Propane is environmentally friendly because it is non-toxic and creates very low emissions.
Longevity. Tankless water heaters have a typical life expectancy of up to 20 years—twice as long as a tank-style unit.
Reliable energy. When the electricity goes out, propane is in steady supply.
AmeriGas works with two of the larger brands in Rinnai and Noritz, and their websites are a great resource for learning more about the products and benefits. With all of these reasons, now is the time to “spring” into action and enjoy the many benefits of tankless water heaters.
For your business:
Heating water with electricity can account for 14-25% of annual energy usage. Commercial propane tankless water heaters are an excellent option to meet the hot water demands of restaurants, both large and small. Additionally, many tankless water heaters qualify for tax incentives and rebates as part of government energy conservation goals.
Commercial tankless water heaters offer economical, on-demand, endless hot water with up to 60% fewer emissions than electric water heaters. These systems link multiple interchangeable units, providing higher output and redundancy ensuring that hot water is always available.
For your home:
Based on the average cost to run an electric tank water heater per the DOE Average Energy Costs, you can save an estimated 40% on your energy bill!
Just like for your business, many tankless water heaters qualify for tax incentives and rebates as part of government energy conservation goals.
Overall, besides saving money, tankless water heaters provide:
Continuous hot water, at a consistent temperature. You can even use hot water for multiple tasks—such as showering, washing dishes or doing laundry—at the same time without worrying about running out.
Saves space in your home or business. You can store a tankless water heater inside or outside and it takes up much less room, you only need a wall to mount it on.
Greener. Propane is environmentally friendly because it is non-toxic and creates very low emissions.
Longevity. Tankless water heaters have a typical life expectancy of up to 20 years—twice as long as a tank-style unit.
Reliable energy. When the electricity goes out, propane is in steady supply.
AmeriGas works with two of the larger brands in Rinnai and Noritz, and their websites are a great resource for learning more about the products and benefits. With all of these reasons, now is the time to “spring” into action and enjoy the many benefits of tankless water heaters.
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