Yep, we’re talking about tankless water heaters. You know, the thing that sounded really cool when you heard about it but didn’t make much sense in the moment.
You probably asked the same question that everyone else did, how does it heat water without a water tank? It sounds too good to be true, right?
Well, it’s not. Tankless water heaters have been around long enough so that many homeowners already know that they’re not science fiction.
They’re here to stay and for some lucky homeowners out there, they might be the perfect next investment project. But they’re definitely not for everyone.
To make things easier for you, let’s talk about tankless water heaters. We’ll discuss what they are, who might benefit the most from them, and why they can be a major upgrade from an old storage-tank water heater in Champaign, IL.
We sometimes give tank water heaters the short end of the stick on this blog. While sure, tankless water heaters provide a noticeable difference and they’re an alternative option for families that have been unhappy with tank water heaters, they’re not for everyone. For many homeowners who are looking to invest in a new water heater, or who are looking for a practical solution in their area, 
Oh boy, this is a tough one. Very few feelings in the world feel worse than being forced to take a cold shower on a winter’s day. While cold showers might be refreshing and somewhat healthy in the summer, they’re absolutely brutal in the winter. To many homeowners, avoiding the need to use cold water during this time of year is priority number one.
The water heater olympics are upon us, and if you’re in the market for a water heater that’s right for you, you’re going to want to pay attention to the winner of this competition. Today, we’ll be comparing the two most common and powerful water heaters in our area—the conventional tank water heater and the unconventional tankless water heater.
People always grumble when they find out their car’s oil needs to be changed. “Why can’t there be oil that never has to be changed?” While we understand the sentiment, there are sometimes materials in our world that are meant to be sacrificed by their mechanical counterparts. This holds true for an anode rod in your water heater.
Have you ever seen one of those magic tricks where a faucet pours freshwater, only for it to be revealed that there’s no source behind the faucet head? Believe it or not, many of our customers in the area believe that’s how a tankless water heater works. Honestly, too many people think that their hot water just magically comes hot, since it doesn’t come from a hot water tank, where does it come from?