Installing a tankless water heater can be a big decision, and you might be wondering whether you should do it yourself or ask a professional for help. Let’s look at both options.
Doing It Yourself (DIY): If you choose to install a tankless water heater by yourself, it can be exciting and save you some money. You’ll need tools like wrenches, pipes, and maybe some electrical tools. You’ll also need to follow the instructions carefully. It can be a fun project, and you’ll feel proud when it’s done. But remember, it can be tricky, and if you make mistakes, it might not work right, and it could even be dangerous. So, make sure you’re comfortable with DIY projects and understand what you’re doing.
Hiring a Professional: Hiring a professional (like Peter!) to install your tankless water heater is like having an expert do it for you. They have lots of experience and know all the right steps. You won’t have to worry about making mistakes because they’ll take care of everything. They also know the rules and safety codes, so it’ll be done safely. But this option can cost more money because you’re paying for their skills and time. If you want to relax and not worry about anything, this might be the best choice for you.
In the end, it depends on your skills, budget, and how comfortable you are with DIY projects. If you’re confident and have the right tools, you can try doing it yourself. But if you’re unsure or want a worry-free experience, it’s a good idea to hire a professional. Text Peter anytime at 818-535-9369 to chat (you may not NEED a new tankless water heater! We’re not here to upsell or overcharge you. Peter’s been doing this a LONG time)
Either way, make sure your tankless water heater is installed safely and works well to efficiently give you hot water whenever you need it.