Tankless Water Heater Installation in Cheshire

Why people choose tankless systems

• No storage tank needed, freeing up airing cupboard or loft space that would otherwise house a cylinder
• Continuous hot water supply, since there's no tank to run out partway through a long shower
• Often more space-efficient for smaller properties or flats where a cylinder isn't practical
• Can be more energy-efficient for households with lower or irregular hot water demand, since energy isn't spent keeping a tank of water hot when it's not being used

Things to consider before choosing one

Tankless systems have a maximum flow rate they can heat at any one time. For larger households running multiple hot water outlets simultaneously, like a shower and a kitchen tap at the same time, this can be a limiting factor compared to a stored cylinder system with greater capacity. We'll talk through your household's actual usage pattern before recommending a tankless unit, so you know what to expect rather than discovering a limitation after it's installed.

Gas and electric options

Gas-fired tankless units need a proper flue and gas supply, and being Gas Safe Registered means Toby can install and certify these correctly. Electric tankless units need a substantial dedicated electrical supply, given the power required to heat water instantly, so we'll check your electrical capacity can support one before recommending this route.

What's included in installation

We assess your existing supply, whether gas or electric, fit the unit according to manufacturer specifications and current regulations, connect the water supply, and test thoroughly for flow, temperature consistency, and safety cut-outs before finishing the job.