Install Tankless Water Heater In Attic

Can i install a tankless water heater in my attic.

Install tankless water heater in attic.

Tankless water heaters can increase convenience and save you money simultaneously. It is replacing a tank unit that was installed before in home installations were made illegal. Whether or not you can install a tankless water heater in your attic depends on your attic. Another reason why installing a gas water heater in the attic is not a good idea is if the tank or any connection leaks.

Installing a tankless water heater is a greater upfront investment but these units can significantly cut the cost of monthly utilities. Replacing your tank type water heater in the attic with a tankless unit is a much safer alternative and one that nick s plumbing and sewer services would be happy to discuss with you. Some tankless water heaters can be somewhat noisy. This is far less expensive than your water heater leaking and causing thousands of dollars worth of water damage.

Another option is to choose a tankless water heaterto be installed in your attic. If the builder has already installed your water heater in the attic you can get it moved to another location in the house or into the garage. The tankless unit will be either put in place of the original water heater which is located in a closet behind a dry bar and near the laundry area. Just make sure you choose the correct installation option before finalizing your purchase.

During the winter time a water heater and piping in the attic space should be insulated to protect against freezing temperatures. Simply put as long as there is enough combustion air provided tankless water heaters can be installed in any area of your home from a utility room to a garage to yes even an old dusty attic. Garages utility closets even outdoor installations with proper insulation are preferable to having a tank type water heater in your attic. If you re sensitive to sounds then an outdoor unit makes more sense to use.

Or possibly in the attic above the laundry area.