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Breaking Even After 22 Years!!!....-Huh? The Truth About TANKLESS Hot Water Heaters

June 4th, 2011



Choosing a tankless water heater

Again, they're energy-efficient but expensive to buy and install compared with regular water heaters. Consumer Reports found tankless models cost $800 to $1,150, compared with $300 to $480 for the regular storage-tank types, while installation averaged $1,200, compared with $300 for storage-tank models.

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Given that the tankless models save around $70 to $80 a year, the break-even period can be as long as 22 years -- longer than the expected lifespan of many models, Consumer Reports says.

There are plenty of cheaper ways to save on water-related energy costs, including:


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