Your daily lifestyle and preferences are the best indicators of which type of water heater will be best for you. Both tank and tankless water heaters offer advantages, but your decision should come from the factors that are most important to you. To help you decide, you can talk through options with a local professional installer and consult State’s online XPERT™ Product Selector.

One main benefit of gas tankless water heaters is their lower operating costs. However, electric is a better option if you do not have existing natural gas or propane service or if you need water heating for a point of use application, such as a hand wash station.

Gas tankless water heaters offer savings on energy and space alongside continuous hot water. Even though the initial price of the unit can be higher, the investment is often paid back over time. Energy savings are possible because of the potential for reduced energy consumption throughout the lifetime of the water heater and the long-lasting support State provides to keep your water heater running smoothly.

State gas tankless water heaters are built for durability and come with some of the longest warranties in the industry. The exact lifespan of a gas tankless water heater can vary greatly depending on water conditions, usage rates and maintenance. Owners of traditional tankless units can extend the life of their water heater with routine maintenance and descaling, which also allows the unit to run at optimal energy efficiency.

They use standard 120V electricity that is present in all homes.

First, you’ll need to consider factors unique to your daily life and where you live, such as incoming groundwater temperature, possible installation locations, and the correct water heater size. The size of the tankless unit depends on the size of your home and the number of people living there. We recommend that you use State’s XPERT™ Product Selector to help you choose a water heater that will fit your needs the best.

As long as the correct piping is either present or installed, a gas tankless water heater can be installed anywhere in your home. Closets, bathrooms, and garages are all typical locations. Gas tankless water heaters can also be installed outside the home if you live in a warmer climate with no risk of freezing. This option can free up interior space. Use State’s water heater selection tool to help you choose.

Without estimating exact value, gas tankless water heaters can add value to your home because of their increasing popularity. It may contribute to lowering the amount of time your home is on the market should you choose to sell your home.