Tankless Water Heating Services

Our expert plumbers in Kelowna are prompt and efficient when servicing and installing tankless water heaters. It is vital to hire a skilled Kelowna plumber to handle upkeep and maintenance, not doing so can lead to an inappropriately vented tankless water heater.

Remember: We offer Tankless Water heater Maintenance. Regular maintenance extends the lifetime of any water heater. Don’t delay and contact us for a free estimate!

When you rely on Radko Mechanical, you can expect our highly skilled technicians to take the guesswork out of Tankless Water Heater Replacement. We follow strict B.C. guidelines with Tankless Water Heater Installations.


Radko Mechanical Specializes In:


  • Fixing Tankless Water Heaters
  • Installing Tankless Water Heaters
  • Replacing Tankless Water Heaters
  • Maintaining Tankless Water Heaters


There will come a time water heater repair or water heater replacement comes knocking at your door. You must leave this difficult task to a professional like Radko Mechanical. In fact, we service Kelowna, West Kelowna, Lake Country, and Penticton.


Tankless Water Heater Installation

Installation covers everything, including:


  • Removal and disposal of old unit
  • Water pressure check
  • Installation and testing
  • Walkthrough and cleanup


Tankless Water Heater Repairs

We repair issues like:


  • Water that's always too hot or cold
  • Inconsistent water temperatures
  • Discolored or smelly water
  • Error codes on your heater


Tankless Water Heater Maintenance

Our maintenance service includes:


  • Heater component inspection
  • Multipoint plumbing inspection
  • Tank flushing
  • Filter cleaning and replacement


Tankless Water Heater Replacement Tips and Benefits

The benefits and tips of going tankless:


  • Choose a unit big enough for the size of your family.
  • They are powered by electric, gas or propane.
  • The water heats up very quickly.
  • Save 25% annually
  • Life expectancy of 20+ years.


The cons of a traditional water heater make it worth looking into replacing your water heater for a tankless one. For example, going traditional, consumes too much energy, takes up too much space and the life expectancy is shorter.



Fully licensed and insured. Rest assured, we can fix your problems quickly and efficiently.

Our Tankless Water Heater Repair Process.



1

Call us for a free VIP inspection.

Experiencing water heater problems? Give our team a call to schedule your free VIP plumbing inspection. We’ll arrange a time for one of our plumbers to look at your water heater.


2

Our plumber will call when they’re on-route.

To make things simple and convenient for you, our plumber will give you a call when we’re about 10-15 minutes from your home.


3

We’ll inspect the water heater.

To fix your home’s water heater, we first have to know what the problem is. After talking to you, our plumber will take a closer look at the system and run some diagnostic tests and start working.


4

We’ll make the repair.

Once our plumber has diagnosed the problem, we’ll provide you with an upfront quote and start the repair. Our plumbers travel with all the tools they need to fix your water heater and get it running.


5

Or, we’ll arrange for installation.

Depending on the age of your water heater and the repair needed, it might make more sense to replace the entire unit. If so, we’ll recommend this, provide you with a quote, and set an install date.


6

Our work comes with our 100% guarantee.

We back all of our water heater repair and replacement work with our satisfaction guarantee. If you’re not completely satisfied with our service, let us know. We’ll work to make things right.


  • What are tankless water heaters?

    As their name implies, tankless water heaters don’t carry water in a tank like standard water heaters do. Instead, they are demand-type systems: they heat water as needed for your home, by running water past heating within the system. This essentially means that tankless water heaters can supply an unlimited amount of hot water. This makes them a great fit for households with large families that need to get ready in the morning.

  • How do I know if my old water heater needs to be replaced?

    On average, standard water heaters last between 10-12 years before needing to be replaced. However, if yours is older than that, you may want to consider upgrading to a new standard or tankless water heater. Here are just some of the problems you might encounter running an older water heater: reduced energy-efficiency, reduced heating performance, and an increased risk of tank bursting.

  • Are tankless water heaters more efficient than standard ones?

    On average, tankless water heaters are more than 30% more energy efficient than standard water heaters. This could mean that you save more than $100 a year on energy. Over two decades, that’s $2,000 saved on energy alone.

  • How much does it cost to install a tankless water heater?

    it typically costs between $4000 to $8000 to install a tankless water heater (including the unit). The range in price comes from the complexity of the system, the layout of your home, and the unit you choose to install.

  • Are tankless water heaters hard to install?

    A tankless water heater isn’t necessarily hard to install. However, compared to a traditional water heater, there are more steps involved in installing a tankless unit, like adding ventilation and adjusting the gas flow rate to meet the unit’s needs.

  • What size tankless water heater is needed for a family of 4?

    The actual answer to this question really depends on how much water your family uses. In general, if you have a family of four you should look for a tankless water heater that’s rated at 8-10 gallons per minute (for gas units) or 20-28 kW (for electric units).

  • Can a tankless water heater work for the whole house?

    For sure! You just need to make sure you’re buying a unit that can heat water quickly enough to keep up with your household’s needs. If you’re not sure, just chat with one of our tankless water heater experts — they’ll help you pick out a unit that works for your family.