Tankless Water Heater Installer

[elkster9]

Anyone here do Tankless Water Heater/Sales and Installs in the Chandler Area?  I'm looking for quotes and will hire this week.

[PRDATR]

I would get a couple of estimates starting with these guys.  They should also be able to apply for the permit too.

https://www.chandlerwaterheater.com/chandler-az.html

[firstcoueswas80]

It takes a permit to install a thankless water heater?! Thats insane. 

[Azooutdoors]

This is the guy I just used to replace my tankless. Seems to know what he's doing and I liked his work. 

[n2horns]

2 hours ago, firstcoueswas80 said:

It takes a permit to install a thankless water heater?! Thats insane. 

Chandler wants a permit for everything, take out the trash, clean out the recycleables for them ans sort it out for them, basically make the Citys job easier in all ways.

[colthutton]

I just installed this 1

[HuntHarder]

Looks like a science experiment. 

[PRDATR]

6 hours ago, firstcoueswas80 said:

It takes a permit to install a thankless water heater?! Thats insane. 

You have to pull a permit in Mesa to change out an existing water heater too. You would not believe the amount of illiterate backyard dumb mother f'ers out there that just slap stuff together without a clue on bonding, pitch for condensate or how to put a flue together, p-traps etc.

Sure a permit costs a few dollars but, codes change and if stuff is just replaced it may not have been installed correctly in the first place. Anyone can be a parts changer but if someone gets shocked and dies or your place burns down or if you get sick from CO poisoning it's too late.

[PRDATR]

1 hour ago, HuntHarder said:

Looks like a science experiment. 

Actually it looks great, plumb and level. I worked on a project at Ft Bliss a ways back that had a pretty complex heating system with multiple boilers. It was installed in a 25x25' mechanical room by a union contractor.

There wasn't a plumb or level pipe in the whole room and there must have been close to 300' feet of copper in that room. It gave me eye strain just to look at it before they insulated it all.

[AZBIG10]

31 minutes ago, PRDATR said:

You have to pull a permit in Mesa to change out an existing water heater too. You would not believe the amount of illiterate backyard dumb mother f'ers out there that just slap stuff together without a clue on bonding, pitch for condensate or how to put a flue together, p-traps etc.

Sure a permit costs a few dollars but, codes change and if stuff is just replaced it may not have been installed correctly in the first place. Anyone can be a parts changer but if someone gets shocked and dies or your place burns down or if you get sick from CO poisoning it's too late.

Or they take flight. 🚀 

[Couzer]

7 hours ago, firstcoueswas80 said:

It takes a permit to install a thankless water heater?! Thats insane. 

I am thinking the same thing, nuts. 

[wildwoody]

1 hour ago, PRDATR said:

You have to pull a permit in Mesa to change out an existing water heater too. You would not believe the amount of illiterate backyard dumb mother f'ers out there that just slap stuff together without a clue on bonding, pitch for condensate or how to put a flue together, p-traps etc.

Sure a permit costs a few dollars but, codes change and if stuff is just replaced it may not have been installed correctly in the first place. Anyone can be a parts changer but if someone gets shocked and dies or your place burns down or if you get sick from CO poisoning it's too late.

Come to Payson and see what hillbilly's do. I would go with gas, electric takes 120amps.

[HuntHarder]

LOL pull a permit for a water heater.  GFY, These cities want you to get their permission to do anything.  

[Boarman03]

Revenue. All they care about is how to get another buck no matter the cost to you.

[wellhead]

It’s all about revenue but they claim to care about your safety.  Where did they learn it? From the great state west of us! They can’t raise taxes so just raise fees. It’s so much easier that way.