Dallas / Fort Worth Tankless Water Heater Installation Services
Cowtown Water Heaters installs tankless water heaters in Dallas / Fort Worth homes. I founded this business at a time when homeowners were longing for a sincere, family-owned business.
As a Dallas / Fort Worth native, I empathize with the feeling of running out of hot water mid-shower, or a 50-gallon tank appearing as a monstrosity in your garage or utility closet.
That’s the beauty of tankless units, which heat water on demand instead of storing it. Now, DFW homeowners can get hot water when they need it without expending energy between uses.
Most Texas homes can handle a tankless installation. For example, a 70’s ranch-style home may have an old tank wedged into a hallway closet. Our technicians will remove that and mount a Rannai tankless unit on the exterior wall.
Your household can now enjoy continuous, on-demand hot water while reclaiming your entire closet space. That’s a change you will notice immediately, and it’s why we do this.
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- Electric Tankless Water Heater Installation Choose an eco-friendly, efficient tankless electric unit for near-perfect energy conversion rates, ideal for smaller DFW homes. Installations are simpler than gas tankless units, and they run quieter while producing zero on-site emissions.
- Energy Star Tankless Water Heater Installation Save money while reducing your carbon footprint with an Energy Star tankless unit. These units eliminate standby heat loss while reducing gas bills by nearly $100 per year. You can also expect greater longevity with these units, which typically last 20 years or more.
- Gas Tankless Water Heater Installation Enjoy high flow rate and rapid recovery with a gas tankless unit installation. Run multiple showers, a dishwasher, and a washing machine at the same time without losing hot water, an ideal scenario for active Dallas / Fort Worth households.
- Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater Installation Choose the gold standard for high-demand DFW homes with a natural gas unit. The high-intensity gas burner produces a higher flow rate than its electric counterparts, supports simultaneous appliance use (even during winter), and lowers utility bills.
- Outdoor Tankless Water Heaters Maximize interior square footage with a unit that is installed on an exterior wall. An outdoor unit eliminates the need for complex indoor venting, saving you substantial material and labor costs. The units’ built-in freeze protection keeps them efficient during cold winters.
- Propane Tankless Water Heater Installation Invest in a propane unit for longevity and space savings. Improve flow rates by heating water on demand with a high-intensity propane burner. Enjoy reduced energy costs while sustaining hot water during electrical outages.
- Whole House Tankless Water Heater Installation Invest in a whole-house unit that can handle the simultaneous hot-water demand from dishwashers, washing machines, and multiple bathrooms. Enjoy an extended unit lifespan of 20+ years while reducing energy consumption by more than 30%.
- 110 Volt Tankless Water Heater Installation Searching for an efficient water heating solution for remote locations? Get a compact and cost-effective solution for single fixtures with this easy-to-install unit. Skip the expense and annoyance of electrical upgrades and heat water at the point of use.
When Tankless Makes Sense for Your DFW Home
Are you wondering whether or not you should switch from a conventional tank to a tankless unit? If you’re dealing with any of the following, converting to a tankless unit can produce significant benefits:
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Running out of hot water with back-to-back showers
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Damaged flooring or drywall from a leaking tank
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High gas or electric bills from heating 40+ gallons daily
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Limited space where the current tank sits
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Homes with multiple bathrooms competing for hot water
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Planning a bathroom addition and need more capacity
Despite their extensive benefits, converting to a tankless system may require significant upgrades. For older homes with half-inch gas lines or 100-amp electrical service, we’ll tell you upfront what upgrades you’d need.
Many DFW-area properties built in the 60s through 80s feature undersized gas lines that worked fine for a tank heater, but can’t deliver the BTUs a tankless demands.
Sometimes those upgrades make sense for an electric water heater, sometimes they don’t. Our technicians will lay out everything in detail before moving forward with the installation.
How We Install Tankless Hot Water Heaters
We Evaluate Your Setup
Our technicians will come out and evaluate your existing setup. We look at your gas line size, electrical panel capacity, where the unit would mount, and the venting path.
Tankless heaters require combustion air and exhaust routing, especially on interior installs. We also measure the incoming water flow rate because Dallas / Fort Worth water pressure varies, and the unit requires an adequate flow to fire correctly.
We Recommend a Tankless Model
Our local and industry expertise allows us to make an informed recommendation for a specific model. Condensing units often thrive in the DFW climate because they’re more efficient and have lower PVC venting costs than stainless units.
We Suggest Sizing
Our licensed technicians suggest sizing for simultaneous use. Most households have situations where a shower is running while the dishwasher fills. A family of 4+ people will require a larger capacity than someone living alone.
We Prepare for Installation
On installation day, our technicians will shut off your water and gas supply, disconnect the old tank, and haul it away. Then we mount the new unit and run a new gas line if necessary (often we’re upsizing from half-inch to three-quarter). From there, we connect the hot and cold supply lines and install the venting.
Condensing models produce acidic condensate, so we route a drain line to an appropriate termination point. Then we test-fire the unit, check for leaks, adjust the temperature settings, and show you how the controls work. The whole process usually takes four to six hours, depending on what we run into.
The biggest holdup is usually gas line work. Homes built on slab foundations sometimes have the main gas line running through concrete, which complicates upsizing. Pier-and-beam homes or homes with accessible crawl spaces are conducive to faster installations, but our technicians are trained to handle any situation.
Brands of Tankless Water Heaters
Our certified installers can help you select the ideal brand for your tankless unit, as we have years of experience with each brand type and its respective benefits.
Here are some of the tankless brands that we install in Dallas / Fort Worth homes:
- Bosch Tankless Water Heaters Select Bosch for German-precision engineering, bringing compact design and advanced electronics into residential households.
- Ecosmart Tankless Water Heaters Invest in an EcoSmart unit, known for its self-modulating technology that adjusts energy draw based on specific hot water needs. These user-friendly models are a great option.
- Eemax Tankless Water Heaters Eemax is a good choice for those seeking point-of-use water heating solutions, such as for a kitchen island, garage, or other remote location.
- Navien Tankless Water Heaters Select Navien, the condensing technology pioneer known for its industry-leading efficiency ratings. These units resist corrosion and mineral buildup, helping lower utility bills.
- Noritz Tankless Water Heaters Choose Nortiz, known for its durability. These units are common in tank-to-tankless conversions because they are designed to retrofit into conventional plumbing setups.
- Rinnai Tankless Water Heaters Choose Rannai, the market leader in North America, synonymous with reliability. The Control-R Wi-Fi module allows for remote monitoring and more efficient hot water delivery.
- Rheem Tankless Water Heaters Invest in Rheem, renowned for its accessibility and water leak detection systems. As one of the more well-known brands, you can find these units in many homes in the DFW area.
- Richmond Tankless Water Heaters This Rheem sub-brand is a budget-friendly alternative that doesn’t sacrifice quality. Homeowners looking to go tankless at a lower cost can choose Richmond.
- Stiebel Eltron Tankless Water Heaters This luxury tankless brand offers advanced flow control that automatically maintains the ideal temperature based on household usage patterns.
- Takagi Tankless Water Heaters Takagi’s heavy-duty engineering generates an impressive flow rate, making an intriguing option for high-demand homes that require significant water usage.
- Titan Tankless Water Heaters This Niagara Industries-manufactured brand has long been synonymous with tankless units. The brand is notable for its ability to withstand the hard water in the DFW area.
Call Today for Tankless Water Heater Installation
Tired of running out of hot water? Call (817) 502-9088 for tankless water heater installation in Dallas/Fort Worth, TX. We’ll give you a straight answer on whether tankless water heating is a good fit for your home, budget, and water demands. We work throughout Dallas/Fort Worth, and we’ve completed countless tankless installations.
Our company was founded right here in the Metroplex, and we offer the highest level of customer service and local expertise. Your interactions with our business will feel more like those with a family member than with a sales organization. We are proud to provide tankless water heater solutions in Dallas / Fort Worth.
