Hot Water Tank & Tankless Installation in Richmond, BC

Traditional Hot Water Tank

• Lower upfront cost
• 40–60 gallon capacity options
• Simple installation
• 6–12 year lifespan
• Natural gas or electric

Rinnai Tankless Water Heater

• Endless hot water on demand
• Up to 40% energy savings
• Space-saving wall-mount design
• 20+ year lifespan
• Qualifies for energy rebates

Hot Water Tank Replacement

Fast, same-day hot water tank replacement in Richmond. We remove your old unit and install a new, efficient tank — often within hours of your call.

Tankless Water Heater Install

Upgrade to a Rinnai tankless system for endless hot water and significant energy savings. Our gas fitters handle all connections to current BC code.

Water Heater Repair

No hot water? Leaking tank? Strange noises? Our plumbers diagnose and repair all hot water heater issues quickly — minimizing disruption to your home.

Commercial Water Heating

We install commercial-grade water heating systems for multi-unit buildings, restaurants, and businesses throughout Richmond and Metro Vancouver.

How do I know if my hot water tank needs replacing in Richmond?

Signs include water over 10 years old, rust-coloured water, rumbling noises, leaking around the base, or inconsistent hot water. If your tank is over 10 years old, a proactive replacement is usually more cost-effective than repeated repairs.

Can you do same-day hot water tank replacement in Richmond?

Yes! In most cases, we can provide same-day service throughout Richmond. We carry common tank sizes on our vehicles so we can complete the replacement in one visit.

How much does hot water tank installation cost?

Costs vary by tank size, type (traditional vs. tankless), and installation complexity. Contact us for a free quote. We also offer flexible financing through Financeit — learn more about financing.

Are tankless water heaters worth it in Richmond?

Absolutely. Rinnai tankless systems last 20+ years versus 6–12 for tanks, save up to 40% on energy, and provide endless hot water. The higher upfront cost is typically recovered in energy savings within 5–7 years.