Installing a Tankless Water Heater

Tankless Water Heater Installation

Tankless Water Heater Installation Installing a Tankless Water Heater

As you already know, you can save a chunk of money carrying out home maintenance as opposed to hiring someone else to do it for you.

And the installation of many items can be done by yourself as long as you follow the instructions carefully and take the proper precautions.

This is the same advice when it comes to installing a tankless water heater.


At this moment in time, a plumber will charge you around $90 per hour to install a tankless water system for you. And it usually takes the average plumber around 6 hours to complete the task. Now you don’t need me to do the math for you but now you can see how much money you can save.

And it really is not that complex a job for the average person to do. As long as you have the normal amount of common sense, follow the instructions carefully and take your time, then you should be able to complete the task yourself. If the heating system does not come with clear instructions, it would be a wise investment to purchase a book on the subject from any big hardware store or online at amazon.com. Even better, there are some excellent websites which have great tankless water heater installation guides you can print out for free.

The main things you need to remember when installing the water heater is that you have an adequate ventilation system in place and you have all the correct fittings needed for the installation. That last point will save you a lot of time and frustration so it is always worth checking before you start the installation. If you are unsure, ask at the time of purchase or call the store/manufacturer to check.

As mentioned before, a proper ventilation system is important. The vent can be similar to that used for a clothes tumble dryer. All of the parts needed for a ventilation system for the tankless water heater can be purchased from any decent hardware store.

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