Who doesn’t love endless hot water.

Upgrading to a tankless water heater is one of the most efficient ways to modernize your home or building’s hot water system. Whether you’re converting from an electric or traditional gas hot water tank, we’ll guide you through the process to ensure the new system is properly sized and safely installed.

Our technicians handle everything — from gas line sizing and venting requirements to water line adjustments — ensuring your conversion meets current code and manufacturer specifications. The result is endless hot water, improved efficiency, and more usable space where your old tank once stood.

Routine servicing keeps your tankless water heater running efficiently and extends its lifespan. For properties on well water, mineral buildup is common, and descaling becomes an important part of maintenance to prevent performance issues.

If you’re on city water, scaling is typically less of a concern, but your system still benefits from regular inspection and maintenance to ensure consistent hot water delivery and long-term reliability. Regardless of your water source, professional servicing helps protect your investment and maintain peak performance year after year.

Planning a renovation, addition, or new build? Incorporating a tankless water heater into your design is a smart way to improve efficiency and free up valuable space. Whether replacing an old system or starting fresh, we’ll help you select the right model for your layout, capacity needs, and fuel type.

We ensure proper gas sizing, venting, and water line setup are accounted for early in the project — saving time, cost, and headaches later. From planning to installation, we make sure your next project is ready for reliable, on-demand hot water from day one.

Upgrading to a high-efficiency tankless water heater doesn’t just save energy — it can also qualify you for rebates through FortisBC. Eligible models and installations may qualify for incentives, especially for condensing natural gas units that meet FortisBC’s current efficiency standards.

Programs and eligibility requirements can vary, and certain rebates are available only to income-qualified households or specific system types. Our team can help you confirm which rebates apply to your project and ensure your installation meets all program criteria.

Switching from an electric tank to a gas tankless system can significantly lower your utility costs, while upgrading an older gas hot water tank to a new condensing model improves efficiency and reduces ongoing operating expenses — giving you reliable hot water and lasting savings year after year.