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Electric Water Heaters are the ideal choice for many Maryland households.
- No need to vent to the outside
- Excellent choice for areas with limited space
- Longer life expectancy compared to a gas water heater
Why Electric Water Heaters
Although gas is generally a cheaper energy source for your hot water heater, there are times when an electric hot water heater makes more sense. Often, a gas line is not readily available in the home or space requirements are such that a gas model won’t work.
The technicians at Abbott’s Plumbing can assist you in choosing an electric hot water heater that will be energy efficient and provide the right capacity for your household size.
Electric water heaters can have a slightly longer lifespan. They have fewer parts and fewer parts subject to heat so they typically outlive their gas counterparts. They don’t have a pilot light so you don’t need to worry about relighting a flame that accidentally goes out.
An electric water heater can be installed in just about any space without fear of gas buildup or venting requirements like that of gas water heaters. There are some electric water heaters that are small enough to fit under a sink, in a closet or just about anywhere in your home.
Having problems with your existing water heater?
If your water heater is approaching a lifespan of 10-15 years, it’s a good idea to replace it before it stops working or begins leaking. Abbott’s provides sales, service and installation for all types of hot water heaters including electric water heaters, gas water heaters and tankless water heaters.
Why Abbott’s Plumbing?
Abbott’s Plumbing is a leader in repair and replacement of electric hot water heaters. We are factory-authorized representatives for service of State, Noritz, Rheem, Ruud, Richmond, and GE Water heaters. Our plumbers can diagnose and fix the problem or recommend the appropriate replacement for your household depending on size and the availability of fuel sources.