A gas water heater uses natural gas or propane to heat water for sinks, showers, and appliances. Most models are storage-tank units with a burner beneath the tank, while tankless models heat water on demand. Gas water heaters are valued for fast recovery rates and lower operating costs in many homes.
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A gas water heater uses natural gas or propane to heat water for sinks, showers, and appliances. Most models are storage-tank units with a burner beneath the tank, while tankless models heat water on demand. Gas water heaters are valued for fast recovery rates and lower operating costs in many homes.
Why choose a gas water heater?
Gas models typically heat faster than electric units and can reduce energy costs in many homes.
Source: The Cooling Company
Gas models heat quickly and recover fast for high demand.
A family of four relies on a gas water heater to supply hot water for showers, laundry, and dishes without long recovery times.
Flush sediment yearly and have venting and burner components inspected to improve efficiency and lifespan.
“Flush sediment yearly and have venting and burner components inspected to improve efficiency and lifespan.”
The first automatic gas storage water heater was introduced in the late 1800s.
How long does a gas water heater last?
Typically 8–12 years, depending on water quality and maintenance.
Is a tankless gas water heater more efficient?
Often yes, especially for households with consistent hot water use.
What maintenance does a gas water heater need?
Annual flushing, burner inspection, and venting checks are recommended.
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