Electric Water Heater Specialists

Electric water heaters don't require gas lines or venting, making them easier and often less expensive to install, especially in homes without existing gas infrastructure.

Without the need for venting, electric water heaters can be installed in more locations throughout your home, including closets, utility rooms, and even under counters in compact models.

Electric water heaters produce no combustion gases or emissions in your home, making them a cleaner option with no risk of carbon monoxide.

Modern electric water heaters, especially heat pump (hybrid) models, can achieve very high energy efficiency ratings, potentially saving you money over time.

Conventional Tank Electric Water Heaters

Traditional electric water heaters with storage tanks ranging from 30 to 80 gallons. These systems use heating elements to continuously heat and store water for use when needed.

Tankless Electric Water Heaters

On-demand systems that heat water only when needed, providing unlimited hot water while saving space and energy. These units are ideal for point-of-use applications or smaller households.

Heat Pump (Hybrid) Water Heaters

These highly efficient systems use electricity to move heat from the air into the water rather than generating heat directly, resulting in significant energy savings compared to conventional electric models.

Point-of-Use Electric Water Heaters

Compact units installed near specific fixtures to provide hot water without the wait. These are perfect for remote bathrooms, workshops, or additions where running hot water lines would be impractical.