Hot Water Heater Installation in Toronto
Water heaters are the most ignored component of a home comfort system – until they break. Remember, the average lifespan of a water heater is 15 years. It is worth spending some time familiarizing yourself with the different types of water heaters available to you. We can help you with several choices from the most efficient tankless units to the simplest storage tanks. We supply and install, rent, and service a wide array of domestic hot water equipment.
Conventional Water Heater Installation In Toronto
The water heating demands of each type of residence and household usage are unique. At Belyea Bros. Heating, Cooling & Electrical, we offer a number of choices to provide the ideal solution. For conventional storage tank varieties, there are gas-fired and electric options to consider. While natural gas as a fuel source reduces water heating bills, there are venting requirements to consider. Electric tanks provide an alternative. Specializing in leading brands such as Bradford White, Giant, and John Wood, Belyea Bros. Heating, Cooling & Electrical upholds quality, includes innovation, and accommodates specific demand. Our goal is to elevate value, enjoyment, and convenience through exceptional products and workmanship. We also make available our Water Heater Rental Programme for convenience and peace of mind.
We will install professional-grade Bradford White, John Wood, and Giant water heaters when a client is purchasing their own tank. We also have a Water Heater Rental Programme for clients who wish to have monthly billing and service coverage.
Indirect Water Tanks for Hot Water Heating Systems
Indirect water heaters are the most efficient way for houses with hot water heating systems to store domestic hot water. An indirect water heater is not an appliance. Instead, your boiler heats the water in the tank, so if you have a 95% AFUE high-efficiency boiler, you also have a 95% efficient water heater. Indirect tanks are highly insulated which minimizes the need for the boiler to come on and maintain the temperature of the water in the tank.
Indirect water heaters are more expensive than conventional tanks but are significantly more efficient. These are typically used for larger homes or families that have a high hot water demand, or in multi-unit dwellings.
