You do not need to guess. That is our job.
We look at your home size, number of bathrooms, how many people live with you, and how much hot water your household actually uses. Then we recommend the right size so you do not end up in an ice cold shower on shampoo day.

We do this every day, and we take the guesswork out of choosing a system that will keep up with your home.

Absolutely. Older units often need updates to meet current New Jersey safety requirements. The most common upgrade is adding an electrical disconnect, which is simply a required shutoff switch near the water heater. It allows emergency responders or technicians to safely turn off power during repairs or issues.

We install replacements that meet today’s codes and we handle the permits and inspections. Your new water heater will be safe, compliant, and ready to keep the hot water flowing.

Most manufacturers say water heaters can last 8 to 12 years. In Central New Jersey however, our legendary hard water can shorten that lifespan. Without a water softener or filtration system, many units here last 5 to 10 years.

Hard water is rough on everything, from heating elements to tanks. This is one of the many reasons we offer water conditioning services that help your system last longer and work more efficiently.

Yes, in many cases we can. Losing hot water turns life upside down very quickly. We prioritize these calls the same way you would prioritize getting your phone charged when you have 1 percent battery and a full day ahead.

We do everything possible to get you back up and running fast.

Yes, and we are happy to walk you through the pros and cons. Tankless systems are great for many homes, but they are not always the best fit for every situation. We will give you honest recommendations, explain what changes might be needed, and help you choose what makes the most sense for your budget, layout, and household needs.

Yes. We remove the old unit and recycle it through a trusted local recycling company so nothing ends up sitting next to your trash cans or rusting in the garage. Out with the old, in with the hot water.

Yes. New Jersey requires permits for water heater replacements so the work meets current safety and installation standards. We handle the permit application and all the paperwork with your township.

Once the job is complete, the homeowner schedules the final inspection directly with the municipality. We make this easy by sending a detailed letter with step by step instructions so you know exactly who to call, what website to go to and what to expect.

You get a properly installed system, a clear roadmap, and no mystery about what comes next.