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A water heater is essential to modern home comfort and health in Vacaville, CA. So, it’s essential to make sure yours is installed correctly and maintained. Since 1991, Greiner Heating and Air has been the leading choice for professional water heater installation.

Water heating represents 17% of the average household’s annual energy use. A new water heater can make your home more comfortable and convenient. It can also reduce your energy costs and lower your household’s environmental impact.

Do you have questions about water heater installation in Vacaville? Contact Greiner Heating and Air at your earliest convenience for answers.

"The men and women at Greiner’s are always professional and always pleasant. Previous and current home heating and A/C units have been serviced by Greiner for over ten years; in fact they installed my new units in 2020, along with a new water heater. I trust Greiner and thank both the company and its employees for their integrity." - Carolyn B.

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Water Heater Replacement in Vacaville, CA

Why Choose Us for Water Heater Installations in Vacaville, CA?

Greiner Heating and Air has served Solano and Yolo counties for over three decades. Our team has a wealth of knowledge and experience, and we install top-rated water heaters. We also stand behind those installations with a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee.

Other great reasons to choose us as your water heater installer include:

Fully licensed and insured
Bay-Ren Home Upgrade options
NCI certification
BPI GoldStar Contractor
BBB accreditation with an A+ rating
Lennox Premier Dealer

Our Water Heater Installation Services

If you’re unsure it’s the right time for water heater replacement, schedule an inspection. Our technician will perform a comprehensive review of your unit. We can then provide you with a professional recommendation and, if applicable, explore relevant water heater services.

Area homeowners have the choice of either an electric or a fuel-burning water heater. Standard electric water heaters tend to be less expensive initially. Both natural gas and liquid propane tend to be cheaper in the long term due to the lower energy costs. Yet, many homeowners are switching to electric heat pump water heaters. They’re the most efficient water heaters available, delivering even better efficiency than tankless models. There are also no carbon monoxide and other ventilation concerns with gas models.

Where can new water heaters be installed?

Our team installs water heaters in many locations, including water heater closets, garages, attics, and under-floor spaces. We also install water heater earthquake straps.

Our team handles insulation installation, too. That ranges from basic pipe insulation to insulated water heater jackets and bases. We can also help you consider advanced features, such as smart home integration.

Installing a water heater is an opportunity to reassess your needs. A household’s hot water heater needs tend to change over the years. A family may, for instance, have more kids now or adult children who have moved out. Our team will perform accurate sizing to ensure the ideal tank capacity for your house. That will lower your initial and operating costs.

A new water heater can provide your home with many potential benefits.

Improved property value
New warranty protection
Safer and quieter operation
Reduced monthly utility bills
Less water heater maintenance
Smaller household carbon footprint
Greater hot water volume and pressure

Best Vacaville Water Heater Repair

Greiner Heating and Air has extensive experience with tanked water heaters, including high-efficiency models. You can rely on our team to set you up with a quality model from American Standard. In addition, we can help you navigate local installation paperwork and take advantage of available tax credits. Our NATE-certified technicians also perform repairs on all makes and models of tanked water heaters. We belong to the National Comfort Institute (NCI) and Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA). We are experts in our field and look forward to applying our water heater knowledge to your next project.

Schedule Your Water Heater Installation in Vacaville, CA Today!

Greiner Heating and Air serves Vacaville and the surrounding areas. We take great pride in our Lennox partnership and in having earned a Centurion Award. That said, we install all water heater brands and technologies, including heat pump water heaters.

We often have promotions available and can provide information about energy incentives. Our company even offers free estimates for installations as well as flexible financing options on approved credit.

Greiner Heating and Air is a top-rated choice for water heater services in the region. Call today or contact us online to schedule water heater installation in Vacaville.

Frequently Asked Questions about Water Heater Installation

If it’s time for a water heater replacement, you likely have questions. Let’s start answering them by exploring a few of the most common.

What size water heater do I need for my home?

The average home in the region requires a 40- to 50-gallon tank. Smaller tanks are available for individuals and couples. We install 75-gallon and even bigger tanks for large households. We’ll perform accurate sizing calculations for you because it’s imperative to minimizing your short- and long-term costs.

How long does water heater installation take?

A typical installation of a traditional tank model takes two to four hours. Installations can take longer if your home needs upgrades to accommodate the new water heater. There can also be unforeseen circumstances, such as existing pipes needing repairs.

How do I know when it’s time to replace my water heater?

The age of your water heater is a key consideration. All water heaters have a life expectancy, and it’s time to replace yours when you reach it.

Older water heaters are often inefficient, so high utility bills can be a sign. You should also watch for performance issues, such as reduced hot water volume, low hot water pressure, inconsistent temperatures, and unusual noises.