How much hot water at once?
We consider the number of fixtures that may operate simultaneously and the household's expected hot-water use.
A. Plumbing Pro installs and replaces tankless water heaters and performs routine tankless flushing and maintenance for residential and commercial properties.

A. Plumbing Pro does not perform tankless water-heater repairs. If an existing tankless unit is leaking or no longer producing hot water, we recommend you contact the manufacturer for repair guidance. If replacement becomes the best option, we would be happy to assist you. We do provide installation, replacement and maintenance flushing/cleaning.
Choosing a tankless system involves more than replacing one appliance with another. The home and the installation location both have to support the selected unit.
We consider the number of fixtures that may operate simultaneously and the household's expected hot-water use.
The available gas supply or electrical service can determine which tankless systems are practical and what upgrades are needed.
Water piping, venting, clearances and the installation location are evaluated before the final scope is established.
A typical tankless installation is approximately four to eight hours, but utility or code upgrades can extend the project.
The photos show different installation configurations because utility, venting and piping requirements vary by property.



Installation requirements are property-specific, especially when converting from a tank water heater.
Sizing depends on the size of the home, fixtures that may run at the same time, household hot-water demand and the capacity of the gas or electrical service. We can evaluate these factors and recommend an appropriate system.
A properly sized tankless system can provide reliable hot water for many households. Simultaneous fixture use, incoming water temperature and available gas or electrical capacity all affect suitability.
Yes. Conversions are often most straightforward when natural gas or propane is available. Electric tankless conversions may require significant electrical upgrades, so both a licensed plumber and electrician may be needed.
Upgrades are often required when converting to tankless. The existing gas supply, electrical service, venting, water piping and installation location must be evaluated individually.
A typical installation takes approximately four to eight hours. Additional time may be required for gas, electrical, venting, plumbing or code-related upgrades.
Permit requirements vary by jurisdiction and property type. Some installations may not require a permit, while apartments, condominiums and certain municipalities may require permits, inspections or property-management approval.
Tankless water heaters should generally be flushed and serviced once per year. Regular maintenance helps reduce mineral buildup, maintain efficiency and protect manufacturer warranty requirements.
A tankless water heater typically lasts approximately 10 to 20 years. Service life depends on the unit, water quality, usage, installation conditions and routine maintenance.
Manufacturer warranties vary by brand, model, fuel type and residential or commercial application. Coverage may differ for heat exchangers, parts and labor, and manufacturers may require maintenance documentation for warranty claims.
We can evaluate your installation needs, help determine whether tankless is suitable, or schedule routine tankless maintenance.