Tankless water heaters in Queen Anne

Queen Anne’s tall 1900s houses put the top-floor bathroom a long way from a basement water heater. A tankless unit, often with a recirculation line, is the fix we install most on the hill.

Tankless water heaters work in Queen Anne

Endless hot water from a wall-hung unit the size of a suitcase. We size, install, vent and maintain condensing tankless heaters across Seattle.

  • Three-storey homesHot water takes a minute to reach an attic bathroom from a basement tank. Recirculation on a tankless unit cuts that to seconds and stops the running-tap wait.
  • Basements with old fluesMany Queen Anne basements still vent a tank into a brick chimney. A condensing tankless unit vents in PVC through the wall and retires the chimney as a flue.
  • Condos on the east slopeCompact mechanical closets in Lower Queen Anne buildings are where a wall-hung unit earns its space back.

How we do tankless water heater work, in detail

What we see in Queen Anne

  • Upper Queen Anne is full of early-1900s Craftsman, Victorian and Foursquare homes. Many still carry original galvanized steel supply lines and cast-iron drains, so a small leak repair often turns into a conversation about what else is behind the wall.
  • Lower Queen Anne and the east slope are dense with apartments and condos. We work with building managers on water heater replacements and fixture work in occupied units.
  • Steep lots and tall houses mean long hot-water runs. A tankless heater or a recirculation line makes a real difference on the top floor.

Also in Queen Anne: gas line plumbing and water filtration. All plumbing in Queen Anne.

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Tankless water heaters in Queen Anne? Call us.

Phone (206) 708-3134 for a free written estimate. Same-day service is available for most calls, Monday to Friday.

Serving Seattle, Shoreline, Bellevue and Mercer Island.

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