Noritz Tankless Water Heater...Video Interview

We put in a tankless water heater when we did our kitchen remodel. I was able to open a pantry by having the water heater removed, too. It was expensive because we had to run a new copper line from the gas meter on the other side of the house to our back yard. I believe it was in the neighborhood of $3,000 to $3,500. I think some people shy away from tankless because to replace an existing water heater is about $750. But I like the energy savings and the fact we're not constantly keeping 40 gallons of water hot when we're not using it. Well, that, and I always get a full bathtub of hot water, even if we're doing laundry and running the dishwasher at the same time.

Hi Terri! What a great way to introduce John!  I'll bet he was pleased...  I would love a tankless water heater...  just waiting till it's time to replace our old one!  Thanks for info - very helpful!

Terri, my sister just got one installed in her house and loves it.  She said the only problem is that it tends to run cold for a longer time (and more gallons of water) than a traditional hot water heater.