When you get used to having enough hot water for all your everyday needs, it’s hard to settle for anything less.

But water heaters are mechanical “things,” which means sooner or later you’re bound to run into a problem or two.

First, let’s talk about your new or replacement system options:

1. A new storage tank system with a larger tank than your current system provides.
   
   
2. Or, a tankless water heater system…these are fast becoming the preferred choice for households all across the country. Each unit contains an electronic sensor that connects to your water supply line which, in turn, activates when you turn on a hot water faucet. As the water flows, it instantly turns hot, plus you can enjoy virtually unlimited volume with the right size system.
   

That’s two benefits in one: instant hot water, and an increased hot water supply. Plus, you can purchase a whole-house system or single-source, booster units to increase your hot water supply for your bath/shower, kitchen sink, etc.

Water Heater Accessories

To get more value and longer service from your current system, here are some optional features to consider:

• Water alarm – Triggers when your water heater leaks, allowing you to take corrective action before the problem grows worse.
• Pressure regulator – Keeps water pressure from exceeding a pre-set limit which protects the unit and connecting pipes from leaking or bursting.
• Timers – Cause your water heater to draw power only when you need hot water. That saves you money on energy and prolongs the life of your unit.
• Recirculation Pump - This relatively new and highly innovative pump system delivers hot water to fixtures quickly and without waiting for the water to get hot and attaches directly to your storage tank unit.


Repairs & Service

The average lifespan of a water heater is 10-15 years…with a tankless system, it’s more like 15-20.

But either way, you’re bound to need our repair and maintenance services sooner or later. When you do, a Mechanical Technologies technician will be there, on time, and ready to make the problem “all better.” Contact us today to schedule service or request a no-obligation quote on a new or replacement hot water system.


Phone:       915-544-1550 (Texas)
                   505-523-8077 (New Mexico)
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