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Takagi Tankless Water Heaters-
Introduction

 

Homeowners,

Are you thinking of going tankless?

As a licensed plumbing contractor with experience installing Takagi, Rinnai and Bosch tankless water heaters, I can honestly state that Takagi's many benefits seem to me to make Takagi by far the brand of choice.

Takagi's ease of installation, high performance, reliability, minimal outdoor footprint, its excellent customer service, and its competitive price all put Takagi head and shoulders above the rest. No wonder its the most well received and widely used tankless hot water heater in America.  In just seven years you start to get a return on your investment.  During the lifetime of the heater, you will pocket over $5,000.00 in savings by going with Takagi (see Payback Period). It's a win/ win/ win situation.  Your bank account wins, your hot water needs win, and planet Earth wins!  Below are five links that I hope you might find helpful in making this important decision in finding the best way to meet your family's hot water needs.

Washtenaw Plumbing & Heating has been installing tankless water heaters in Michigan since 1987. We currently install more tankless water heaters than any other plumbing service company in Michigan. By choosing Washtenaw Plumbing and Heating to provide your family with endless hot water from a tankless hot water heater, you are choosing Michigan's most experienced tankless water heater installation company.

  Scott Perry

President: Washtenaw Plumbing & Heating

Takagi TV News


Takagi tankless water heaters have become extremely popular in California and many other states. Now tankless water heaters are finally available in Michigan. It's only a matter of time before the 'no-brainer' economics of installing these heaters catches on in Michigan. See a collection of news reports from around the country about other people's experiences with Takagi tankless water heaters.


(System cost approx. $1,400.
Labor cost approx. $1,550.)