Tankless Water Heaters

Rebates and Credits

If you are considering switching from a standard hot water tank to a high efficience tankless water heater, there is no better time than now.

Note: The Federal government has pulled out of the energy audit rebate program leaving only the Provincial rebates available to homeowners. But we are petitioning with other concerned residents to have this program reactivated since it encourages the survival of our natural resources and quality of life for future generations.

Even with the reduced energy audit rebates there is still money to be saved in going tankless.

The cost of water, gas, & electricity is going up drastically over the next year. So you can expect to see much higher bills when it comes to heating your water in the very near future.

With such enormous costs increase on the horizon, it pays to prepare today.  Going tankless is just one way you can lower costs so that those future increases don't destroy your financial well being.

It doesn't make sense to buy a gas hot water tank when their effiencies are so poor (most are rated 55 to 59% efficient and they loose efficiency each year they are in use).  Even the energy star hot water tank is only 62% efficient when new, which still means wasting fuel, wasting money.

Here is a list of the current refunds and credits that are currently available to you just for going tankless:

$315.00 Energy rebates from the Province *some conditions apply for the Government energy rebate

8% Tax increase effective July 1, 2010 will have ramifications that will effect even more than just the cost of a tankless unit

8% increase on all utilities & services (water, gas, internet, phones, cable TV, cell phones, etc...)

Ontario Hydro just got approved to increase its rates by 12% on top of the 8% increase which means hydro is going to go up 20% in the next 12 months!

Currently the average home owner in Ontario saves approximately $200 per year on gas use for switching to tankless (this savings will matter even more with higher gas prices)

Plus if you are currently renting your gas hot water tank you will save all those ongoing rental fees (currently adds up to $200 to $280 per year but with the new tax increase could be as high as $400 per year in a very short amount of time).

Keep in mind if you are considering going tankless odds are you wont be able to afford it after July 1st with all the cost of living increases. Which means you will pay even more with your inefficient hot water tank.

With all the benefits and cost savings it doesn't make sense to not go tankless especially NOW!

In addition we believe so strongly in being energy efficient and environmentally friendly that we are offering an installment payment plan at no interest to help our city reduce polution

For a FREE in home tankless quote call 

613-224-0041

to schedule an appointment at your convenience.

 REMINDER:

Be sure to grab your FREE Tankless Report NOW with all the latest updates and important information you need to know (not all tankless systems will work in Canada so it's vital to know what you are buying before you buy).

Included in our FREE Tankless Report is:

• An updated listing of all the government rebates & tax credits currently available 
• An updated listing of any and all energy and gas rebates and credits currently available 
• What questions you should be asking if you are shopping around for a tankless 
• What tankless systems actually work in Ontario and which ones don't (NOT all systems work in Canada) 
• A complete guide to all the pros and cons of going tankless (there are some drawbacks that you need to know before you buy) 
• What is really included in the warranties and what isn't. 
• Plus a personal gift certificate you can apply towards any future plumbing service or your new tankless system.