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Today’s homeowners have many choices when shopping for a new water heater. Along with choosing the right size and brand, consumers have to make decisions regarding fuel type, efficiency standards, and traditional versus tankless models. Both tank and tankless water heaters offer several advantages to Berkeley homeowners. It’s important to understand the differences in efficiency, upfront cost, size, and lifetime savings when choosing the right type of water heater for your home. Take a look at this infographic from Albert Nahman Plumbing & Heating to learn more about water heating, tank and tankless models, and how much you can save by choosing a water heater eligible for the 2013 federal tax credit. If you have friends, family members, or neighbors interested in sustainability and savings, please share this infographic with them!
Sewer backed-up Sunday on a holiday weekend. Wilber got here two hours sooner than they expected, and got it all cleared away quickly. Also $200 less than the last guy who worked on it.
This slideshow on DIYNetwork.com can help you learn how to inspect your plumbing and identify the signs of a leak.
When it comes time to replace your existing water heater, turn to this article from Energy.gov for guidance on choosing a new unit.
Check out this article from The San Francisco Chronicle for information on locating a plumbing leak in your home.
At ThisOldHouse.com, you can learn about the necessary maintenance that can keep your water heater going strong throughout the years.
Albert Nahman Plumbing & Heating has the experience to handle any issue; get a great new high-efficiency tankless water heater installed or let us handle your plumbing problems when you call us at (510) 984-3207
Cutting back on water use in the bathroom is one way to make an impact on your bill. A single eight-minute shower can use between 40 and 80 gallons of water, and showering in general may account for about 20% of your total water use.
In order to reduce your water consumption, take shorter showers and consider low-flow showerheads. Don’t leave the faucet running when shaving or brushing your teeth, and stay on top of leaks in your plumbing fixtures. Always run full loads when washing clothes or dishes, and use less water when washing dishes manually. Check out this video for additional tips.
Albert Nahman Plumbing & Heating can help you recognize where you use the most water in your home and provide you with additional information and products to help you conserve. Call us at (510) 984-3207 to learn more.
Gustavo visited us to help solve a broken U-trap and clogged pipe in the bathroom. He was professional, efficient and unobtrusive; he was very pleasant to work with. We love Albert Nahman Plumbing and have always been happy with their work and their service people.
