As energy efficiency and sustainability continue to become priorities for Washington State homeowners, heat pump water heaters are rising in popularity. These advanced systems offer a more eco-friendly and cost-effective way to heat water compared to conventional water heaters.
But what makes heat pump water heaters stand out, and why should you consider investing in one for your home? In this post, we’ll explore the key benefits of heat pump water heaters and why they are a smart choice for both your wallet and the environment.
The water heater of a home is probably one of the easiest appliances to take for granted, if not the easiest system to take for granted. And yet, this system is used every day for multiple purposes.
The short answer to this is, “Yes.” Of course, we’ll elaborate on that more below.
Good evening everyone, and welcome to the first water heater debate of this election season. Tonight, we will be asking our candidates, the tank and the tankless water heater, to demonstrate their ability to keep up with your hot water demands. This will be a competition of cost, efficiency, and comfort, so don’t go anywhere.
Your home’s water heater was built to last a long time, especially if you give it proper care and maintenance. However, no matter how well you take care of this system, eventually it will need an upgrade. The trick is to be able to identify when you’ll need an upgrade.
Do you have a storage tank type water heater? This is the most commonly found 
With summer officially here, many homeowners are turning their focus to their air conditioning systems, making sure they are ready to keep them comfortable all season long. And when summer is over, their attention will be turned to their heater. What most people don’t give much consideration to, is a home comfort appliance they use year-round: their water heater.
You may have seen us mention in the past just how important maintenance is for your storage tank water heater. For one, this guarantees its safe and efficient use. Secondly, a huge part of storage tank water heater maintenance is checking the anode rod, or rather, the component responsible for absorbing rust that would otherwise affect the lining of the water heater.
