Conventional Tank Water Heaters

Most water heaters are tank water heaters which keep a cylindrical tank full of hot water in your home at all times. When hot water is required, the water is circulated to the open faucet. Conventional tanks utilize electric, natural gas, propane, oil, solar or geothermal power as an energy source to heat the water.

Arrow Plumbing installs and services all major Water Heater Manufactures, including but not limited to: Bradford White, State, AO Smith, Rheem, American, Premiere, GE, Whirlpool, Reliance, Eternal and many more.

Tankless Water Heater

A tankless water heater, also called instantaneous, only provides hot water as needed, saving energy—and saving you money. They are designed to heat water directly without the use of a tank and are more efficient than conventional water heaters.

Arrow Plumbing installs and services all major Tankless Water Heater Manufactures, including but not limited to: Rinnai, Navien, Nortiz, Takagi, Rheem, Paloma, Bosch, Seisco and many more. Read More »

Hybrid Water Heater

Hybrid is a whole new category of water heating. It combines the flow capacity of tank with the continuous flow of tankless and has none of either’s drawbacks – saving energy and money.

Arrow Plumbing installs and services  major Hybrid Water Heater Manufactures, including but not limited to: Eternal, State, AO Smith, American, Premiere, Rheem and GE

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Solar Water Heaters

For some areas with an abundance of sunshine, solar powered water heaters are used. Their solar collectors are installed outside the home, typically on the roof or nearby, to collect heat from the sun to produce hot water. A storage tank is placed indoors or out to collect the heated water.

Hot Water Circulating Pump

Circulating pumps are often used to circulate domestic hot water so that a faucet will provide hot water constantly upon demand. Since water is piped from the water heater through the pipes to the tap, once the tap is shut off, the water remaining in the pipes cools producing the familiar wait for hot water the next time the tap is opened. A circulator pump insures the hot water in the pipes is always hot, minimizing the wait.