After installing many different brands over the years, we've found Navien to be one of the best choices for homeowners looking for reliability, efficiency, and advanced technology.
Navien extracts more heat from every cubic foot of natural gas, helping reduce energy consumption while delivering excellent performance.
Dual stainless steel heat exchangers provide outstanding durability and excellent resistance to corrosion.
Many Navien A-Series models include an integrated recirculation pump and buffer tank that deliver hot water faster while reducing water waste.
Modern engineering keeps operating noise to a minimum.
One of Navien's most impressive features is its Cascade System.
Instead of running two water heaters all the time, Navien automatically adjusts to your home's hot water demand.
When your home uses hot water for up to 2–3 bathrooms simultaneously, only one water heater operates.
This reduces gas consumption and extends equipment life.
When multiple showers, appliances, and bathrooms are used at the same time (typically 3–5 bathrooms), the second unit automatically turns on.
As demand decreases, it shuts itself back off.
This provides:
✔ Better efficiency
✔ Balanced operating hours
✔ Longer equipment life
✔ Unlimited hot water for larger homes
Why Choose Us?
Experienced Technicians: Our team has years of experience in tankless water heater installations.
Quality Assurance: We use top-notch products from trusted manufacturers.
Customer Satisfaction: Your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities.
Upgrade to a tankless water heater today and experience a new level of comfort and convenience.
How long does a tankless water heater last?
A properly installed and well-maintained tankless water heater can last up to 20 years - nearly twice as long as a traditional tank water heater. According to Navien, annual maintenance, including flushing the heat exchanger to remove mineral buildup, is essential for achieving the maximum lifespan.
Pro Tip:
Scheduling yearly maintenance helps maximize efficiency, prevent scale buildup, and extend the life of your tankless water heater.
Will I really never run out of hot?
Yes—as long as your tankless water heater is properly sized for your home's hot water demand. Unlike traditional tank water heaters, a tankless system heats water on demand, providing a continuous supply of hot water instead of storing a limited amount in a tank. According to Navien, their tankless water heaters deliver "endless hot water" and provide "all the hot water you need, for as long as you need it."
Good to know:
If several showers, appliances, and faucets are running at the same time, the system must be correctly sized to meet the required flow rate (GPM). Choosing the right model ensures your household enjoys continuous hot water, even during peak demand.
Do I need one or two?
It depends on your home's hot water demand. Most homes are well served by one properly sized tankless water heater. However, larger homes with multiple bathrooms, high simultaneous water usage, or luxury fixtures may benefit from two units or a cascaded system. Navien cascade technology allows multiple units to work together, providing increased capacity while maintaining high efficiency.
Need help choosing?
We'll evaluate your home's size, number of bathrooms, fixtures, and peak hot water demand to recommend the right solution—so you get reliable hot water without paying for more capacity than you need.
Is tankless better than a traditional tank?
For many homeowners, yes. Tankless water heaters offer several advantages over traditional storage tank models, including endless hot water, higher energy efficiency, a longer lifespan, and a compact, wall-mounted design that saves space. According to Navien, tankless systems heat water only when you need it, helping reduce standby energy losses associated with storage tanks.
However, the best choice depends on your home and budget. Traditional tank water heaters typically have a lower upfront cost, while tankless systems provide greater long-term value through improved efficiency and a service life of up to 20 years with proper maintenance.