Tankless Water Heaters

Santa Fe Tankless Water Heater Services

The tankless water heater is a relatively new technology that many homeowners in Santa Fe have decided to install. Why are people choosing tankless water heaters? They offer a virtually endless supply of hot water and can lower utility costs.

If these advantages sound good, turn to Capitol Contractors. We are your top choice for tankless water heater services in Santa Fe. Whether installing a new system or repairing and maintaining an existing unit, you can rely on us.

As plumbing technologies change, we remain committed to providing our customers with quality services. There is a reason we have been in business for 50+ years.

Call (505) 989-7916 or reach out online to get started with our team.

How do Tankless Water Heaters Work?

Instead of heating and storing water, tankless water heaters produce hot water on demand. When a homeowner turns on their shower, faucet, or any other fixture, cold water flows into the tankless unit. The water passes through a heating element that warms it to the desired temperature. Then, the unit directs the water to the fixture for use. Most tankless water heaters have flow rates between two and five gallons per minute (GPM). This is often plenty enough to support a household’s hot water needs.

Why Install a Tankless Water Heater?

The benefits of tankless water heaters include:

  • Energy Efficiency: According to the U.S. Department of Energy, tankless units can be up to 34% more efficient than a standard water heater.
  • Lower Utility Bills: Because tankless systems use less energy, property owners can pay less monthly for hot water.
  • Longer Lifespan: While storage tank water heaters last about ten years, tankless units can last 20 years or more.
  • The Exact Volume of Hot Water You Need: Tankless units produce hot water on demand and can supply a consistent stream for as long as needed.

While tankless water heaters are more expensive upfront than storage units, their cost savings can make them a worthwhile investment. Consult with our team at Capitol Contractors about installing a tankless water heater at your home in Santa Fe. We can help you get the perfect system for your needs and budget.

Tankless Water Heater Repair

Is your tankless water heating system not working properly? A skilled member of our team can diagnose the issue and address it. We understand that people choose tankless units for their efficiency and reliability. Do not miss out on the benefits of this technology by letting a problem go unaddressed. In a plumbing emergency, call (505) 989-7916. In all other situations, schedule a convenient repair appointment.

Capitol Contractor is your go-to for tankless water heater services in Santa Fe. Contact us today!

REVIEWS FROM HAPPY CUSTOMERS

OUR PAST CUSTOMERS LOVE SHARING THEIR EXPERIENCES!
  • Excellent work

    “Our heat went out late Saturday night - We called Capitol Plumbing and the crew, two men, Xavier and Alex, were here early Sunday morning. The furnace was removed and by 6:00 pm the new furnace was up ...”

    - Pauline Rindone
  • Emergency service was also quick and efficient and very Professional.

    “Xavior, arrived at a much needed time to fix our leak. He was fast to detect the leak and addressed the situation in a professional manner. It was late and after hours but he was not hurried and ...”

    - Ed Silba
  • Service with humor!

    “After being stood up by another plumber we called Paul's Plumbing & Heating, Inc. They contacted Xavier and Beto from Capitol Plumbing and Heating who fixed our outdoor faucet, which would not turn ...”

    - Jill
  • Very happy with Xavior and Capitol

    “My kitchen sink x2 was hopelessly plugged up. Filthy water that had backed up was just sitting there. That is so unhealthy. I called Capitol this morning and they said they'd send out a serviceman in ...”

    - Xavior did a great job
  • $1200.00

    “Both Tomas and Xavier Martinez were prompt and courteous. They went beyond what was a leaking hot water valve. After replacing the valve and water line hose, they checked the boiler system and found ...”

    - Dave Wilkison
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