tankless water heater

The Benefits of Tankless Water Heaters

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For over two decades, Cass Plumbing of Tampa Bay has been the go-to source for premium plumbing repair services for homes and businesses alike. As a family-owned and locally operated enterprise, Cass Plumbing brings a personal touch to every project, driven by the pride of having their name on the business. This dedication to excellence is reflected in their accolade of over a thousand five-star reviews, a strong endorsement by Best Plumbers, and an A+ rating from the Tampa Bay Better Business Bureau. It's crucial to highlight that Cass Plumbing isn't just any plumbing service; they ar...
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Why All Tampa Area Homeowners & Businesses Should Know the Name of Cass Plumbing

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As a Tampa Bay area homeowner or business owner, it is important to prioritize the maintenance and upkeep of your plumbing system. The plumbing system is a crucial component of any building, and any issues or problems with it can lead to significant inconvenience and costly repairs. To ensure the best possible performance and longevity of your plumbing system, it is essential to hire a reputable and experienced plumbing service provider like Cass Plumbing. With over two decades of experience, Cass Plumbing has built a strong reputation for providing high-quality plumbing repair and installa...
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Is a Tankless Water Heater Right for My Tampa Home?

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As the premier plumbing company in Tampa, Florida, Cass Plumbing is dedicated to providing our customers with the latest and best information on home comfort systems. One such system is the tankless water heater, which is quickly becoming a popular choice for homeowners looking for an energy-efficient and low-maintenance solution for hot water on demand. But how does a tankless water heater work and is it the right choice for you?  Traditional Water Heater vs a Tankless A traditional water heater uses a large storage tank to heat up and reserve water, but a tankless water heater does not. In...
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Hey Tampa! Consider All the Options Available When You Need a New Water Heater

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Not so long ago in the past, all a Tampa homeowner needed to think about, when buying a new water heater, was whether their home called for gas or electric. That is definitely not the case today! Traditional, tank-type water heaters have bulky water storage tanks, use a lot of energy to operate, and result in high utility bills and wasted energy. If you happen to use all the hot water in the tank quickly, you have to wait for a long while for the water to fill the tank and get hot again. Today Tampa homeowners have more choices. Below, are 3 additional types of water heaters you might wa...
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4 Signs You Might Want to Consider Upgrading to a Tankless Water Heater

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There’s nothing worse than a shower going cold while you’re in the middle of taking a shower. If that sounds overdramatic, it probably hasn’t happened to you. Accessing hot water reliably is an absolute necessity. If you’re facing water temperature problems, then you’re likely already in the market for a new water heater. When it comes to replacing your water heater, you should consider a tankless water heater. Tankless water heaters have become extremely popular throughout the Tampa area, and they provide a more technologically advanced service than traditional tank-type water heaters. If ...
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Tankless Water Heaters vs. Traditional Tank Water Heater

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If your water heater is getting close to replacement age, you might be wondering which type of water heater is best for your Tampa home. This largely depends on your family's water consumption and individual home's needs. In this plumbing blog post we will analyze the advantages and disadvantages of both tankless and tank type water heaters. The advantages of a tankless water heater Never run out of hot water. The tankless water heater will never run out of hot water. This is ideal for people who have big families because if you live in a big family, you know what it is like to be the last p...
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Should You Go Tankless?

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Are you looking for ways to save on your Tampa utility bills? Water heating accounts for around 18% of your home’s energy usage, making it the second-highest contributor to your utility costs after your HVAC system. If you’re in the market for a new water heater, the best choice for energy savings might be to skip the tank and opt for a tankless water heater this time around. Learn more about tankless vs. traditional water heaters to determine if this upgrade is right for your home. HOW DOES A TANKLESS WATER HEATER WORK? Tankless water heaters, also known as on-demand water heat...
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Are You Running Out of Hot Water?

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There are many different reasons why your water heater isn’t producing enough hot water. It could be too small for your house, the settings on the water heater may be set wrong, or there could be a more serious problem. Things like sediment buildup, broken dip tubes or heating elements, and leaks can all effect the amount of hot water your water heater produces. By determining the reason of why you’re running out of hot water, you can identify the specific cause of the problem. Find the description that most closely matches your hot water issue below to find out what’s going on. Onc...
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Is Your Water Heater Leaking? What to Do!

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Water heaters, whether gas or electric, will last, on average, anywhere from 8 to 12 years. At any time throughout the life of a water heater, there’s always a chance it could leak. It's quite common, and we here at Cass Plumbing of Tampa Bay see this plumbing problem all the time. If your water heater leaks, the good news is that many small water heater leaks can be patched up pretty easily. Often, with a small water heater leak, there are several things you can do before you call a Tampa plumber to make it easier! WHY IS YOUR WATER HEATER LEAKING? The leading causes of water he...
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Getting Your Plumbing in Shape for 2021

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Where has the year gone? It seems like yesterday was Thanksgiving, and here we are at New Year’s 2021! Most of the time, we start a new year with plenty of resolutions to change or improve our lives – things like losing weight, eating better, being more patient, etc. This blog post is about being more responsible, especially when it comes to your plumbing system. It makes good sense to do this, because so many plumbing problems can be avoided with a little discipline. And any time you avoid a plumbing problem, you’re keeping your own money in your own pocket. T...
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