YOUR LOCAL WATER HEATER EXPERTS
Choosing the right water heater for your home is important. That's why we offer professional installation services to help you choose the best option for your home. Whether it’s a traditional tank or a tankless option our technicians provide a seamless installation process.
WHY CHOSE CMC FOR YOUR WATER HEATER INSTALLATION?
-
Licensed and certified technicians
-
Expert advice on selecting energy-efficient models
-
Prompt and professional service
-
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
-
Commitment to safety and customer satisfaction
SIGNS YOU MAY NEED A NEW WATER HEATER
-
No hot water or inconsistent water temperature
-
Unusual noises coming from the tank
-
Rusty or discolored water
-
Age: Lifespan of a tank style water heater is approximately 8-12 years
TYPES OF WATER HEATERS
Choosing the right water heater for your home can be easy with several options available. You can go with a traditional tank water heater that stores hot water or a tankless system that heats water on demand. Each type has its benefits, so it’s important to pick the one that suits your needs.
Check out the image below to see the features and advantages of each type, helping you decide which is best for your home.
Natural vent
Natural Vent Gas Water Heaters are standard water heaters that have been around for a long time. They have a constant pilot that will ignite the burner to reach the desired water temperature.
Natural vent water heaters vent to a metal fume pipe through your chimney. Most cities now require this set-up to vent into a chimney liner placed inside the chimney.
$
Standard efficiency
Power vent
Power Vent Water Heaters store your water and keep it at a desired temperature just like traditional tanks. The difference is there is an igniter to light the burner that does not require a constant pilot.
Power Vent Water Heaters vent though a 2" or 3" PVC pipe out the side of the home. These units have a powered draft inducer to move the exhaust air through the pipe. This type requires an outlet near the tanks location.
$$
High efficiency
Tankless
Tankless Water Heaters are the most efficient units used today. This is because they use a flow meter, inside the unit, that ignites the heat exchanger, heating only the water we call for.
Tankless systems vent similar to a power vent, but require an intake vent as well. Most units will have this with two pipes leading outside or one large combination exhaust/intake pipe.
$$$
Super high efficiency
BENEFITS OF ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS
Electric water heaters are a reliable and energy-efficient option for many homes. They’re easier to install than gas models since they don’t require a venting system. They are a great choice for small spaces!
Many modern models are also high efficiency which helps reduce energy bills. Since they don’t use gas, there’s no risk of carbon monoxide leaks. Providing extra peace of mind for safety-conscious homeowners.
Electric water heaters are also better for the environment. As more homeowners shift toward renewable energy sources, using an electric water heater reduces your household’s carbon footprint. Unlike gas models, they produce no emissions during operation, making them an eco-friendlier option.
RECENT JOBS IN MADISON HEIGHTS
"Excellent service to fix an emergency where heat was out. Fixed the issue within four hours of my call for help!!"
Chris P.
"Just had plumbing work done today. Five stars! Answered all our questions, great work, pleasant and professional!"
Jennifer M.
"I have had CMC do both commercial and residential plumbing and HVC work for me for years. I have always found them to be prompt, courteous and professional."
Brendan H.
"Our AC died just before the 4th of July and they were able to come and replace our malfunctioning 16 year old unit with a new one. They confirmed the pressure of the existing coils and put in the new unit today. Very happy with the results and communication along the way."
Patrick H.
