WATER HEATERS

WATER HEATER REPLACEMENT AND INSTALLATION

Searching for a reliable water heater installation or replacement company in Rollinsford, NH or surrounding areas? Let Kenco Plumbing & Gas show you what exceptional water heater services look like.

Hot Water Heater Services in New Hampshire

When it comes to installing your new water heater, Kenco Plumbing & Gas is the expert you can trust. With years of experience serving the Rollinsford, NH area, our team is dedicated to providing top-quality water heater replacement and installation services. We believe in empowering our customers with knowledge, and we are always ready to educate them on the best home solution for their needs. At Kenco Plumbing & Gas, honesty and transparency are at the core of our values, which is why we always provide upfront and transparent pricing. Whether you need your old water heater replaced with a new one, or you are ready to make the switch from tanked to tankless, we've got you covered.

Tankless Water Heaters

Tanked Water Heaters

Water Heater Replacements

Water Heater Installations

Water Heater Service Company - Rollinsford, NH

If you're in the market for a new water heater, be sure to consider your needs and usage habits before making a purchase. With so many different types and models to choose from, it's crucial to find the one that fits your budget and energy needs best. That's where Kenco Plumbing & Gas comes in. Our team of experts will work with you to assess your current hot water usage and help you find the most suitable option for your home. And with upfront pricing and product options, we strive to make the water heater installation process as stress-free as possible. Trust us to provide high-quality water heater installation services in Rollinsford, NH and surrounding areas.

Water heater installation | Rollinsford, NH | Kenco Plumbing & Gas

What Are Your Hot Water Heater Options?

When it comes to water heater installation, home and business owners have a few options to consider. Kenco Plumbing & Gas, takes into account the fuel source, age of the building, and location of the current tank when providing options for a new water heater. While there are two main categories of water heaters, (tank and tankless), the decision ultimately comes down to personal preference and household needs.

For larger families, a tank-based water heater may be the way to go, while others might be satisfied with a tankless option. Another crucial factor in choosing a water heater is the size. Most buildings can rely on a 20 to 80-gallon tank, with the most common size being 40 gallons. The size of the tank that you have installed will be determined by your current usage, your projected usage, your household size or business size, and your budget.

At Kenco Plumbing & Gas, we understand that a new water heater is a significant investment for any household or business, and we strive to provide informed recommendations and top-notch installation services.

TANKED WATER HEATER VS. TANKLESS WATER HEATER

Tanked Water Heater

Tankless water heaters do not store water in a tank
Tankless water heaters heat your water "on demand" by heating is up as it passes through the unit
Tankless water heaters can heat water rapidly
Tankless water heaters can run on gas, propane, or electricity
Tankless water heaters are more energy efficient than tanked water heaters because they do not constantly run
Tankless water heaters save space on your floor by mounting to a wall
Tankless water heaters can fit into smaller spaces than the large tanks

Tankless Water Heater

Tanked water heaters heat and store hot water in a large tank
Tanked water heaters vary in size. Typical tank sizes range from 20 to 80 gallons
Tanked (regular) water heaters can run on gas, propane, or electricity
Tanked water heaters are more budget friendly than tankless water heaters
Tanked water heaters sit on your floor (normally in a garage or basement)
Tanked water heaters are good for large families due to their tolerance for hot water usage in multiple outputs
Tanked water heaters require less maintenance than tankless