Bradford White Water Heaters:

  *  We recommend Bradford White water heaters. 
  *  We feel they are better than the competitors' brands. 
  *  Generally, these are made stronger, with thicker walls, & brass drain valves (not plastic). 
  *  We see less leaks, less recalls, & less warranty issues with Bradford White.  
  *  In the rare occurrence of an issue, BW has an excellent full-replacement warranty, unlike Home Depot who has a $50 restocking fee, demands to see the old unit first, and then only gives you a refund on the original purchase price, not giving you a brand new unit.  If 5 years later prices have gone up, you still must pay the difference.  

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 Our Pricing:  Assuming your shut-off valve, supply lines, gas line, & water pan are less than 10 years old; 

                                                                                         ...and everything is up to code...

                                                                           

                         40-gallon electric - $950                      40-gallon gas - $1400

                    50-gallon electric - $1050                    50-gallon gas - $1500

                                                                                 75-gallon gas - $2500                                                                                                           

What's Included:  

   *  standard 6-year warranty on Tank, upgradeable to a 10-year warranty 

   *  5-year warranty on all Labor - the highest in the business!

   *  I provide disposal of the old unit (a $100 value)

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Extras:         

                    * Difficult Location - tight closet, upstairs, backyard... price to be determined...

                    * Add 4-years of warranty to any heater:  $230

                    * Aluminum drain pan: $50 (includes re-connection to the drain line)

                    * Lead-free brass shut-off valve: $100 installed

                    * Stainless-steel corrugated water supply lines (best quality, high flow):  $150/pair

                    * Expansion Tanks: typically about $200 depending on the size required

                    * Recirculating Pump kit & install: typically about $1000 (includes timer & comfort valve)
                    * Extra comfort valve for the recirc pump kits (for 2nd floor or split system applications) $200

                    * Sediment trap for the gas line: $50

                    * PVC drain line to the exterior: typically $200 depending on difficulty & length of run 

                    * 1200-lb galvanized steel platform:  $250

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