IL DPH Lic #055-045340 | CHI Cont. Lic: SBC199739
IL DPH License #055-045340
IL DPH Lic #055-045340 | CHI Cont. Lic: SBC199739
IL DPH License #055-045340
Upgrade to a sleek, high-efficiency tankless water heater. Enjoy endless hot water and lower energy bills while reclaiming valuable space in your Niles home.
"Our old tank ruptured right before we were supposed to host family near Golf Mill. Elevate Plumbing came out immediately and upgraded us to a tankless unit that same afternoon."
"I was amazed at how much space we got back in our laundry room. The installation crew was incredibly neat, explained all the digital controls, and hauled the heavy old tank away for us."
We seamlessly transition your home from a bulky traditional tank to a sleek, wall-mounted unit that heats water instantly.
We calculate your exact fuel requirements and upgrade your pipes to ensure the new system operates at peak efficiency.
We install specialized, code-compliant PVC venting to safely route combustion gases outside your property.
We safely drain, detach, and remove your rusted fifty-gallon tank to instantly free up valuable utility space.
Small issues can turn into full failure, it is better to catch it early.
No guessing. No pressure. Just clear solutions.
In most cases, yes. However, tankless units require a higher volume of gas for short bursts. Our licensed plumbers will carefully inspect your current gas lines and meter to determine if a simple upgrade is needed before installation.
You will save a tremendous amount of space. A traditional tank takes up roughly nine to twelve square feet of floor space. A tankless unit is about the size of a small suitcase and mounts directly to the wall, completely freeing up the floor beneath it.
No. Unlike standard gas tanks that rely on a standing pilot light, tankless systems use electronic ignition and digital sensors to operate. If you lose power, the unit will not be able to fire up and heat the water.
They require very little day-to-day maintenance, but we do recommend an annual flush. Because they heat water so rapidly, hard water minerals can build up inside the heat exchanger. A quick yearly flush keeps the unit running efficiently for up to twenty years.