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In addition to tankless water heaters, another high-efficiency option worth considering is the heat pump water heater. Heat pump water heaters are often even more energy efficient than many tankless systems, helping homeowners save significantly on monthly utility costs. While upgrading to a high-efficiency water heater may cost more upfront than replacing a traditional unit, the long-term energy savings can make it a smart investment. Many heat pump water heaters can also provide plenty of hot water without taking up any more space than your existing system.

An electric heat pump water heater is one energy saving option if your existing water heater is powered by electricity. Most electric water heaters are already more efficient that gas models, but with electricity costs so high they often cost more to operate than a gas water heater. The new designed heat pump water heaters can save up to 50% on operating costs when they are installed in optimal conditions. The units use a heat pump that extracts the heat from the warm ambient air around the water heater. It uses a compressor to increase the temperature of the water inside the tank, then the heat pump releases the cooler air back to the atmosphere outside the water heater. These water heaters work best in warmer climates and usually need to be installed in a small room for optimal energy savings.

For additional information on high efficiency water heaters call (510) 630-6886 to speak with a water heater expert. You can also schedule an appointment for an estimate to see if a high efficiency unit is a good option for your home.

High Efficiency Water Heaters