Water heaters account for almost 20% of the energy used in the average home—more than a refrigerator, dishwasher, clothes washer, and dryer combined. An efficient water heater can save homeowners up to $300 per year.

• Your water heater is more than 10 years old.
• You notice your hot water isn’t lasting as long as it used to.
• You see rust or discoloration in your water.
• You notice water is leaking from the tank.
• You start to hear rumbling noises coming from your water heater.

Electric heat pump water heaters, use 50% less electricity compared to standard electric water heaters.* To maximize efficiency, heat pump water heaters transfer heat from the surrounding air to heat the water.

*energystar.gov

Indirect water heaters use your home's existing HVAC system (e.g., Boiler or furnace) to heat water that is stored in a tank and distributed when needed.

Natural gas tankless water heaters heat water as it is needed and for as long as you need it, helping to save 25%-50% in water heating costs over a standard tank-type heater. These water heaters don’t have a tank, so they are less susceptible to leaks and they have a more compact design.