Stay On Top of Your Water Heater's Maintenance & Add Energy-Efficient Solutions

Do you remember the last time you or a professional flushed your water heater? If you can't answer that, or if it was more than a year ago, then it’s time for professional help. Now that you are thinking about it, here are some other water heater servicing aspects you might have forgotten to do:

• Testing the temperature release valve
• Flushing your tankless or traditional water heater's tank to prevent rust and sediment build-up

At Bob’s Heating & Air Conditioning, we know how valuable comfort is to you and your family. That’s why we offer many different types of water heater services all year-round and focus on preventative maintenance so stringently. If you’re in need of any of the services listed above or are curious about newer, more efficient water heater options, keep reading below to learn more or contact Bob's Heating & Air Conditioning.

Discover Tankless Water Heaters From Bob’s Heating & Air Conditioning

Though professional athletes and celebrities may tout the health benefits of a cold shower, we at Bob’s Heating are huge fans of hot showers and baths. Unfortunately, some homeowners are under the impression that in order to always have hot water at the ready for their bathing and cleaning needs, they need a large, traditional water heater. That’s far from fact and can actually tank your energy savings and hot water availability!

With tankless water heaters, you’ll have hot water in a virtually endless supply with a lower long-term expense than tank water heaters. Want to learn more about how this modern water heating marvel can transform the way you enjoy a hot shower in your Sammamish, WA, home? Keep scrolling below to read our blog on the topic!

Pros of changing your conventional home water heater for a tankless water heater.

Did you know that approximately 25% of the energy used in a home comes from the water heater? Given this statistic, it seems logical that making a change to reduce your water heating costs makes sense for your pocketbook, not to mention the environment. Going with a tankless vs. traditional is one step that will not only lower your utility bills, but also improve your home's hot water capacity. There is nothing worse than being in the middle of a hot shower and being interrupted by a rush of cold water! Yes, this happens when you take a long bath or shower because conventional tanks are limited to a certain amount of hot water, which is not the case with a tankless water heater.