A New Bathroom Spa

POSTED 05/16/2013

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Low-flow showerheads. Today’s modern showerheads can flow at a rate less than 2.5 gallons per minute (gpm), which is a huge improvement from before 1992 when the average showerhead flowed at a rate of about 5.5 gpm. There’s no need to worry about pressure—today’s low-flow heads provide pressure comparable to higher-flow varieties.

Recycled or recyclable options. Most bathroom materials are now available in eco-friendly versions, so keep this in mind when selecting materials to remodel your bathroom. Nowadays, it’s easy to opt for recyclable items such as tile floors and walls, or specifying bath mats made from recycled materials.

Energy-efficient water heaters. Replace the current water heater with an energy-efficient model. Tankless water heaters can use up to 40 percent less energy than traditional tank-style units and can last up to twice as long as tank water heaters – delivering an endless supply of hot water and comfort.

Low-VOC or zero-VOC paint. This simple step helps to ensure that... Read More

It Takes Hot Water to Make a Cold Beer

Why BearWaters Brewing Company Chose Tankless

POSTED 05/13/2013 | BY

After a long day at work or play, many enjoy heading home to enjoy a nice cold beer, but did you know just how essential a reliable source of hot water is for making that... Continue Reading

Tankless Water Heaters

The Freedom of Hot Water Whenever You Need It-Yes, Whenever!

POSTED 03/05/2013 | BY

Know it or not, you plan your life around your use of hot water. Admit it — between showers, laundry, maybe a bath or two for the kids, running the dishwasher, not to mention a... Continue Reading

Condensing Boilers

They Might Surprise You!

POSTED 03/05/2013 | BY

Did you know certain boilers can provide homeowners a comfortable, whole-home heating and water-heating solution that is reliable and cost efficient? It’s true. Modulating condensing boilers provide one of the most efficient and... Continue Reading

Tax Break for Going Tankless

Act Now to Get Your $300 Federal Tax Credit

POSTED 01/23/2013

Installing a Rinnai tankless water heater just became a better deal for your pocketbook.  Federal legislation enacted on January 2 retroactively reinstates the tax credits that expired at the end of 2011 for highly efficient HVAC... Continue Reading

Retiring Comfortably with Tankless Hot Water

Tankless Water Heater Savings Featured in Home For Life

POSTED 11/16/2012 | BY

According to a recent AARP study, 84 percent of Baby Boomers say they plan to stay in their current home during retirement, however, only 16 percent have taken steps to adapt their home for the next several decades. An endless supply of hot water is just one of the benefits tankless water heaters offer homeowners. In addition to the comfort and convenience, tankless hot water heaters lower energy bills — in some cases up to 40% — month after month for 20 years or more — a cumulative savings budget-savvy Baby Boomers and retirees are increasingly mindful about. Remodeling Magazine has launched an online tool, Home for Life, to guide the renovation process to make aging-in-place homes friendlier to live in from design and cost perspectives. ... Continue Reading

7 Tips For Tankless Water Heater Venting

Discuss These Venting Features with a Tankless Water Heater Installer

POSTED 10/15/2012 | BY

The selection of a tankless water heater is one of the most important decisions a homeowner makes to decrease utility expenses and lower energy consumption. Once selected, the venting of a gas tankless water heater will be the most important decision a tankless water heater installer makes when fitting a home or building with a unit. Tankless hot water heaters require special venting to blow hot exhaust gas outside, where it dissipates. Unlike traditional tank-style water heaters, gas tankless hot water heaters offer far more versatile venting options. In fact, advances in unit design have made the installation of energy-efficient tankless water heaters less expensive, more attractive, and easier to fit within your home plan, all while saving space. ... Continue Reading

Hot Tankless Rebate

Limited-Time Offer Assists Consumers Becoming Energy Efficient

POSTED 07/16/2012 | BY

Consumers choose a tankless water heater over a traditional tank-style water heater for a myriad of reasons: endless hot water, up to 40% energy savings, the ability to use multiple hot water appliances at once, the unit’s long life, and small footprint. Rinnai has provided yet another incentive to purchase and install a tankless water heater this summer. Buyers of Rinnai tankless units can receive a tankless rebate of up to $125. However, unlike tankless hot water supply, this rebate does not last forever. It expires at the end of this month on July 31, 2012. ... Continue Reading

Tankless Buyer’s Guide

Quick Study Resource for the Tankless Curious

POSTED 04/13/2012 | BY

While tankless water heaters have been installed as standard practice across Asia and Europe for decades, homeowners and commercial developers across North America are increasingly realizing the energy-efficient, space-saving benefits and convenience of continuous hot water. For the tankless curious, the Tankless Buyer’s Guide is the starting place and one-stop reference about incorporating tankless technology into homes, businesses, and remodeling projects. ... Continue Reading

Bathroom Oasis

Renovating with Tankless to Improve Property Value

POSTED 03/28/2012 | BY

Should I remodel, or should I sell? Should I stay, or should I go? For most homeowners, these enduring questions have been compounded with the real-estate market’s collapse, its glacial-paced recovery, and the... Continue Reading

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