Residential Gas Tank Water Heaters

Our new gas tank water heaters have 6-12 year limited warranties. Some factors, such as the water quality, can cause more wear and tear over time because of mineral deposits and buildup. Regular service and maintenance can help gas tank water heaters last longer, so have a licensed professional flush, inspect and maintain the appliance annually. State’s gas tank water heaters come with warranties for peace of mind.

Gas tank water heater models are equipped with an insulated storage tank that keeps a supply of hot water available, distributing it as needed. As hot water is drawn from the tank, the burner heats more water to replace it. This type of water heater uses energy around the clock to keep water heated, even if it's not being used. A tankless water heater doesn't have the capacity to store water, instead heating water quickly on demand. Tankless models have a gas burner that ignites when you turn on a hot water tap, heating water as required by faucets or appliances.

State Water Heaters offers many different sizes of natural gas and liquid propane water heaters to meet your home’s needs. Evaluating your happiness with your current hot water within your home will help determine what size of water heater is best for you. Also, understanding where you will be installing your new water heater and how much space you have available will help in deciding what size of water heater you should purchase. Consult our online Residential Water Heater Selector.

While you may be able to install a gas tank water heater by yourself, State Water Heaters strongly recommends that you consult a professional plumbing contractor before doing so. Factors such as the proper venting required, managing your home’s fuel line, and removing your old water heater are all reasons to have a local plumber or contractor assist in the installation of your water heater.