water heaters
Water heaters are often an underappreciated appliance...until something goes wrong. If you suddenly have no hot water, or your tank sprung a leak our trusted and professional technicians at CMC Plumbing, Heating and Cooling are here for you.
Whether you are looking to replace a tank that no longer works or are looking to upgrade to a more efficient unit, CMC has you covered. From routine maintenance to major repairs or replacements, we take pride in providing our customers up front pricing and 5-star service. We are your local trusted plumbing and HVAC technicians for a reason.
Efficiently cleaning our dishes. Showers, Laundry, etc. It can be a huge burden when water heater issues happen. We specialize in water heater repair and installation. Combining quality parts and skilled labor, you can assure the job will be done correctly.
Is it time to replace your water heater?
Common signs of a failing water heater:
-Water coming from the top or bottom of the tank
-Hot water not lasting long enough
-Water is only mildly warm
-No hot water at all fixtures in the home.
-Pilot continuously goes out
-Pilot will not stay lit
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Natural vent
Natural Vent Gas Water Heaters are your 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 in metal fume pipe through a chimney and are now required by most municipalities to vent in a chimney liner inside the chimney.
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Least Efficient
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 building. These units have a powered draft inducer to move the exhaust air through the pipe, requiring an outlet near the tanks location.
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More Efficient
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 water heaters vent similar to the power vent water heaters, but require and intake vent as well. Most units will achieve this with two pipes leading outside the house or one large manufacture supplied combination exhaust/intake pipe.
