A water heater lasts about 10-15 years, and when it fails, it can leave you with a big mess. When in a rush to replace, it's hard to evaluate options, and consumers often end up with the least-efficient choice. Consider replacing your old water heater with a high-efficiency natural gas model before it fails.

What’s the difference? 

• Natural Gas Storage Water Heaters

  • Choosing a high-efficiency qualifying natural gas storage water heater instead of a standard model can save about $30 each year. That's about a $360 savings over the 13-year lifetime of the water heater. Qualifying units also run quieter, reducing room noise
     

•  Natural Gas Tankless Water Heaters

  • Tankless water heaters offer a space-saving design by only heating water when you need it. You’ll save energy by not keeping 40-60 gallons of water hot, as with conventional storage water heaters

Have any questions? E-mail save-energy@piedmontng.com or call 1-877-279-3636 (Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.).