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Tanks: from $1,495-$2,750
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We’re a local, licensed, family-run contractor — not a franchise — with a reputation for doing things right.
We handle permits, follow code, and carry full insurance. No shortcuts. No subcontractors. Just solid work done the right way.
Clear pricing with fast and affordable replacements. No salesman. No commissions. No pressure. No surprise fees.
We show up on time, work efficiently, and leave no mess. Most installs are done in a few hours.
We install Rheem water heaters with a 1-year labor warranty, full manufacturer coverage, and optional extended protection.
Trusted by homeowners and business owners across West Michigan.
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Think of it like this:
“Cheap now, expensive later” vs. “Expensive now, cheap later”.
A basic tank-style water heater is cheaper upfront but will cost you more over time in energy bills and has a shorter lifespan.
On the other hand, a high-efficiency tankless system costs more to install but saves you money every month and can last over 10 years longer.
Get an instant quote to see the price range for both options based on your home setup and hot water needs.
We’ll help you compare them and give you a clear, all-in price before any work starts — no surprises.
Yes. You’re not a lead. You’re a person looking for hot water and we’re not here to trap you in a sales funnel. Besides, there are only so many ways to heat water.
Our Instant Quote tool will give you an accurate price range based on your answers, and you can decide if and when it works for you. No strings attached.
We're always here to help if you have questions or need more details, just give us a call.
Standard tank water heaters use either electric or gas to heat the water. The gas version vents the exhaust through a chimney or metal flue using a natural draft — no fans, just the fact that heat rises. The electric version has no venting needs but rather heats an electric element inside the tank (similar to an electric oven) and costs more to operate. These are typically the cheapest to install but the least efficient and cost the most to operate long term.
Power vent tank water heaters do the same job but use a fan to push exhaust out of the home through a PVC pipe. It's slightly more efficient but much more flexible for installation location since it vents with PVC. They cost more upfront than natural-draft water heaters and require a standard outlet nearby (to power the exhaust fan), but offer mediocre savings compared to the standard natural-draft gas water heater tanks. So think of it as a convenience upgrade, not an energy saver.
A hybrid (heat pump) water heater uses a refrigerant circuit and compressor to pull heat from the surrounding air and transfer it into the water tank. This is similar to an AC system but instead of an outdoor unit with a fan blowing away the heat, it captures the heat in a water tank. Hybrid water heaters are extremely efficient in the right scenario but households in cold winter climates (like Michigan) or with high hot water needs - think several showers in a row - will regularly cause its backup electric heater to kick in, zapping all the savings away.
Tankless or on-demand water heaters don’t store hot water, they heat it right when you use it. You save space, energy, and never “run out” of hot water even with every faucet open, laundry running, and steamy shower flowing. But you’ll pay more upfront and may need to upgrade your gas line and install an outlet nearby to support it. But in the long run, they’re the most efficient and longest-lasting option available. They do require regular maintenance of flushing/descaling the heat exchanger with vinegar or other solutions, but this is fairly simple to do yourself or hire out at a moderate cost. Some claim the money tankless water heaters save is eaten up by people taking longer showers, but we find most people just enjoy the endless hot water and extra floorspace and aren't planning to use the energy savings to fund their retirement.
Because we really want your quote to be right. A quick video call or brief site visit helps us confirm what your home needs — and what it doesn't — for a safe, code-compliant installation at the lowest price possible. Every home's plumbing setup is a little different. For example, we'll check whether you have things like a chimney liner, drain pan, expansion tank, proper shutoff valves, recirulation pump, etc.
These details make sure your new water heater will operate safely, meet code, and last as long as possible. It’s a simple check before we start work — no salesperson, just a technician making sure everything’s clear for launch. We often have the right water heater on the truck and can do the install right then and there if you’re ready to go.
Most tank water heaters last around 10–12 years. Signs you may need a replacement include inconsistent hot water, strange noises, water around the base, rusty water, or increasing energy bills. If your unit is over 10 years old and showing these signs, it's usually most cost-effective to replace it.
In many cases, yes. If you call early in the day and we have access to the unit size/type you need, we can replace it same-day. We also offer next-day appointments.
No problem — just answer a few simple questions (or send a photo), and we’ll identify your current setup. From there, we’ll match you with the most compatible replacement or help you explore high efficiency options if desired.
Yes — in most municipalities, a plumbing/mechanical permit is required. We handle the permitting process and make sure your install is up to code so you don’t have to worry. An inspector may schedule an inspection after the install to verify everything is safe and code compliant.
Yes. We install and replace both gas and electric water heaters, including tank, tankless, and hybrid models. We’ll confirm your home's fuel type during the quote process to ensure you get the right model. Need to switch from gas to electric or vice versa? We can help with that too, but keep in mind it may require additional work like electrical upgrades or gas line installation, which will affect the overall cost.
Yes, you can absolutely upgrade to a tankless systems. Keep in mind not every home is ready for one simply by removing your old water heater — they often require gas line upgrades, additional venting, and an outlet installed nearby. We may even need to install a chimney liner if your old water heater shared a chimney with your furnace or boiler. Each of these factors affects the installation cost.
While we try to give as rigid of a price range as possible with our instant quote tool, upgrading from a tank to tankless has the most 'unknowns' to verify. We’ll confirm the exact price on-site before starting work.
Most standard replacements take about 2–4 hours. If your setup is more complex or requires relocation or venting changes, we’ll let you know up front.
Yes, but only briefly. We’ll disconnect your old unit and install the new one the same day. Hot water is typically restored within a few hours of arrival so you can move on with your day (after a hot shower, of course).
Yes. Unless you'd like to keep it as a memento, we always remove and dispose of your old water heater and clean up the area after every replacement. You won't even know we were there...well, it might actually be cleaner than it was.
Yes — every job includes a minimum 1-Year Labor Warranty, a Manufacturer Warranty, and a Satisfaction Guarantee. We install everything up to Michigan code requirements so you won’t have issues during home sales, inspections, or insurance claims.
Most tanks include a 6-12 year manufacturer warranty. Tankless units include a 10-12 year heat exchanger warranty and 5 year parts warranty. Extended labor and equipment warranties are also available starting at $295.
We’ll guide you through your options and give you straight answers, not sales pitches.
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