Your business or homestead relies on hot water, and it’s crucial that you have a backup hot water source. We understand those demands. That’s why we strive to provide excellence in service when it comes to our hot water storage tank installations. A properly installed hot water storage tank means a dependable water source should demands peak.
Installing a hot water storage unit involves tapping into your water heater line. Your hot water storage unit relies on your water heater to supply hot water. These two units work in sync with each other to give you added heated-water capacity. Your water heater is still tasked with heating water as it enters the system; meanwhile the water storage unit stores and maintains that level of heat. Keep an eye (and an ear) out for strange sounds, water leaks, or a dip in the production of hot water in your home or building. Your heater or tank may need repair at this point.
Avoid hot water storage problems with regular maintenance. Have our plumbers check your storage unit at the same time we check your water heater. Most often, your heater will have an issue before your storage unit, but problems can occur in both components at any time.
Essentially, if you ever run out of hot water in your building or home, you may need to resort to tacking on a hot water storage tank to your system. Hot water storage systems are popular for households with lots of residents, apartment complexes, and a variety of businesses.
Is your family expanding? Or do you find that your guests complain when the hot water runs out mid-shower? Your current water heater may not be able to keep up with the demands of your home, and a hot water storage tank may be the best option. Otherwise, you may want to consider installing a second water heater as well as dividing the plumbing sections of your home. Many homeowners choose to have a water heater for each floor of their home to ensure that there’s plenty of hot water during peak usage.
Hot Water Storage for Apartment ComplexesIf tenants are discontent because hot water cuts out when it’s needed most, you may have to upgrade your system with a hot water storage tank installation. Although a new hot water storage tank is not an inexpensive purchase, it’ll keep your tenants happy, and it will keep them from finding an apartment elsewhere. Plus, hot water tanks can last 10 to 15 years or more.
Does your business rely on hot water? If you’re running a hotel, for instance, you’ll likely have peak hot water usage hours. Clients may be furious if the tap won’t pump out warm water. Avoid complaints and loss of business with an added hot water tank.
Regardless of your need for hot water storage, we can assist you in installation, maintenance, and repair. Get in touch with us today to schedule an appointment.
