Tankless Water Heater Installation in Lake Elsinore
Endless hot water, lower bills, and a tank that never takes up space again.
Tankless Water Heater Special
Navien NPE-240 Tankless, Fully Installed for $3,850
SoCalGas customers can qualify for up to $1,600 in rebates, which brings your cost down to $2,250.
- Hot water that keeps coming, no matter how many showers run
- Mounts on the wall and frees up the floor space your old tank used
- High-efficiency condensing unit
Standard Tank Water Heaters
$1,799 40 gallon$1,899 50 gallon
Every tank install includes new supply lines, a sediment trap, a new gas line and shutoff valve, a thermal expansion tank, a catch pan, and haul-away of your old water heater.
Rebates are paid by SoCalGas and depend on eligibility. The tankless unit has to replace a tank water heater in a single-family detached home, and the program runs through December 31, 2026 or until funding runs out. We confirm your price before any work starts.
Tired of running out of hot water, or paying to keep 50 gallons hot around the clock? A tankless system heats water on demand. Your Lake Elsinore home gets a continuous supply, and your energy bill gets smaller.
Our licensed technicians handle the entire upgrade: sizing the unit to your flow rate, upgrading gas and venting where needed, and mounting a compact system that frees up floor space and can last 20 years or more with proper care.
Tankless and Hard Water
A tankless unit in water as hard as ours needs a descaling flush, usually once a year. Isolation valves on the unit make that a quick job. In Temecula, switching from a tank to tankless comes with extra permit requirements. In Canyon Lake, a unit mounted on an outside wall needs POA approval before the city will issue a permit.
How You Benefit
Never Run Out
On-demand heating means endless hot water for back-to-back showers, laundry, and dishes.
Up To 34% More Efficient
Because there’s no tank to keep hot, you stop paying to heat water you aren’t using.
Reclaim Your Space
A wall-mounted unit is a fraction of the size of a bulky tank, freeing up your garage or closet.
Built To Last Longer
Tankless units routinely outlast tank heaters two to one, so you replace equipment far less often.
What’s Included
- Flow-rate and gas-load assessment for the right model
- Removal of your old tank water heater
- Wall mounting and professional gas, water, and venting connections
- Required isolation valves for easy future maintenance
- Descaling/flush service options to protect your investment
- Full commissioning, leak test, and homeowner walkthrough
Signs You Need Tankless Water Heaters
If any of these sound familiar, it’s time to give us a call before the problem gets bigger:
- You frequently run out of hot water
- You want to lower monthly energy costs
- You need to free up floor or closet space
- Your current tank is nearing the end of its life
- You’re building, remodeling, or adding a bathroom
Common Questions About Tankless Water Heaters
Is a tankless water heater worth it?
For most households, yes. You get endless hot water, lower energy use, and a longer-lasting unit. The upfront cost is higher than a tank, but the efficiency and lifespan usually make it pay off over time.
Can a tankless heater supply my whole house?
Absolutely. Sized correctly, a tankless system runs multiple fixtures at once. During your estimate we calculate your peak demand so the unit never falls behind.
Do tankless water heaters need maintenance?
A periodic descaling flush keeps the unit efficient, especially with our area’s harder water. We offer flush service and can show you how to keep it running at its best.
Still deciding between tank and tankless? Read about replacing a tank water heater too.
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