When it comes to choosing a water heater for your home, the debate between traditional tank water heaters and tankless water heaters often arises. While tankless water heaters have gained popularity in recent years, traditional tank water heaters still hold their ground as a reliable and cost-effective option for many homeowners.
In this blog, we will explore why traditional tank water heaters are the better option, considering factors such as cost-effectiveness, reliability, performance, and environmental impact.
Owning a great water heater is absolutely essential to your comfort — stepping into a hot shower is perhaps the *best* feeling in the world! And without a great water heater, how would you wish the dishes, do your laundry, or enjoy a bath after a long day at the office?
No matter the temperature outside, you depend on hot water for warm baths, clean clothes, and sparkly dishes. This is why it is especially important to make sure that your hot water heater is running as efficiently and effectively as possible. So, what do you do when your water heater no longer can keep up with your hot water demands?
Your home’s water heater was built to last a long time, especially if you give it proper care and maintenance. However, no matter how well you take care of this system, eventually it will need an upgrade. The trick is to be able to identify when you’ll need an upgrade.
Do you have a storage tank type water heater? This is the most commonly found 
You may have seen us mention in the past just how important maintenance is for your storage tank water heater. For one, this guarantees its safe and efficient use. Secondly, a huge part of storage tank water heater maintenance is checking the anode rod, or rather, the component responsible for absorbing rust that would otherwise affect the lining of the water heater.
