Endless Hot Water with Lower Energy Use
Tankless Water Heater
Tankless water heaters provide hot water on demand, so you never run out. Their compact, space-saving design makes them ideal for homes of all sizes, from condos to large family houses.
Flexible Options: Buy or Rent
Low Monthly Payments
Professional Installation Included
Comprehensive Warranty
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Up to 100% Efficiency
Heat Pump Water Heaters
Use electricity to transfer heat rather than generate it, working like a refrigerator in reverse. This smart technology can be two to three times more energy-efficient than conventional water heaters, helping you save energy while enjoying reliable hot water.
Common Troubleshooting Solutions
Water Heating Tips
Not Energy Hot Water Supply
Flush your water heater and refill the tank to ensure the water can be sufficiently heated.
Too Much Hot Water Supply
Turn off the power at the service panel. Remove the access panel and check that the thermostat is set below 120°F. Adjust the temperature carefully using a screwdriver.
Water Tank Leakage
Examine your unit and make sure all pipes and connections are tightened.
Water Heater Not Turning On
Please check your electricity supply and ensure the power switch connected to your unit hasn’t tripped.
Excessive Water Condensation
Condensation can look like a leak. If water forms on the outside of the tank, try lowering the temperature setting.
* We highly advise contacting us for any problems with your water heater, especially natural gas or propane heaters to avoid fire and injury. If the issue persists, please call us immediately.
A properly sized tankless water heater can provide continuous hot water without emptying a storage tank. However, every tankless system has a maximum flow rate, so the unit must be sized correctly for the number of showers, faucets, and appliances your household may use at the same time.
Tankless water heater sizing depends on your household's peak hot-water demand, required flow rate and incoming water temperature. Because Canadian groundwater can be very cold in winter, correct sizing is especially important for maintaining comfortable water temperatures when several fixtures are running.
Yes. Because tankless water heaters heat water only when needed, they avoid much of the standby heat loss associated with storage tanks. Natural Resources Canada says an ENERGY STAR-certified tankless water heater uses about 30% less energy on average than a storage tank water heater.
A heat pump water heater uses electricity to move heat from the surrounding air into the water instead of generating heat directly. This can make it significantly more energy-efficient than a conventional electric water heater while still providing reliable hot water for your home.
Renting a water heater can reduce the upfront cost by spreading payments over time, while buying gives you full ownership of the equipment. The best option depends on your budget, how long you plan to stay in the home and the rental, warranty and maintenance terms available.
A conventional tank water heater commonly lasts about 10–15 years, while a well-maintained tankless water heater can last up to 20 years. Water quality, usage and regular maintenance can all affect the actual lifespan of your system.
Tankless water heaters should be inspected and serviced according to the manufacturer's recommendations and local water conditions. Natural Resources Canada recommends professional servicing about every one to two years, while homes with harder water may require more frequent descaling.
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