Water Heaters (Traditional)

Water Heaters In Your Home!

There are several types of water heaters. These include storage water heaters, demand, or instantaneous water heaters, heat pump water heaters, indirect water heaters, and solar water heaters. Among these types, the storage water heaters are the most common type in the Phoenix area.

A storage water heater ranges in size from 20 to 80 gallons and is fueled by natural gas, electricity, propane, or oil. Basically, they work by heating up water in an insulated tank. Although most people use this type of water heater, the demand for water heaters continues to grow in the United States. The reason for this growing demand is the many conveniences they offer to consumers. For example, they have eliminated the need for a storage tank by heating water directly, as is the case with a natural gas water heater. But this type of water heater does not make sense in all homes. The three remaining types, although they have their own advantages, are not as popular as the first two types of water heaters.

What You Should Know About Water Heaters
On average, a typical Phoenix family of four will use 2000 gallons of hot water each month—an amount that can really send a flood of dollars out of your wallet if you're depending on an outdated water heater.

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