Dallas Water Heater Articles

At Water Heaters For Less, we strive to be a resource to the Dallas metro area homeowners. We provide new water heater articles every month to ensure that you have all of the information you need before having to replace your old water heater.

Vacation Homes and Tankless Water Heaters

Making the switch in your vacation home from a traditional water heater to a tankless water heater just might be a very good move. You might find that this switch could make a significant contribution to reducing the costs of maintaining and operating your... - [Read More]

What You Should Know about Instant Water Heaters

Whether you are thinking about remodeling or making some changes to improve energy efficiency in your home there are some things you should know about instant (or tank-less) water heaters. Whether you are interested in conserving water, saving energy, or... - [Read More]

How “Green” Is Your Hot Water?

No, we’re not talking about the color of your hot water – although green water could indicate a problem. We’re talking about how your water is heated and about how much water and energy you could be conserving by switching to a tankless water heater... - [Read More]

Why Tankless Water Heaters Make Sense

Tankless water heaters are also known as instant water heaters. These units make sense for homeowners for several reasons. In vacation homes they can be very desirable. Here are some of the main reasons why tankless water heaters make sense... - [Read More]

Tankless Water Heater Basics

If you are remodeling your home or thinking about replacing a hot water heater, you might be considering tankless or instant water heating. There are many good reasons to consider either a whole-house tankless water heating system or several strategically placed “booster” tankless hot water heating units. To help you with your decision... - [Read More]

Common Water Heater Problems

The principal source of summertime attic heat is direct sunlight on the roof of the home. This is radiated heat, and even on a cloudy day, there is an appreciable amount transmitted to a roof. This solar heat on the roof is transmitted through the roof material and, in turn, is radiated to the attic. Gradually, the temperature increases until the entire attic—the roof, floor, insulation, and air, and the water heater—are extremely hot. In an unventilated attic... - [Read More]

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