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TANKLESS WATER HEATER
When you turn on a hot water tap in your home cold water will run through your tankless water heater, a flow sensor will activate the gas burner which then warms up the heat exchanger, cold water will then run through the heat exchanger and which will come out at set temperature setting.
- Never run out of hot water
- 20+ year life expectancy
- Space saver
- Energy efficient – most tankless water heaters qualify for a rebate off of your utility bill.
WATER HEATER
Your water heater is a vital part of your home and most people will never think about it until its too late. On average, homes in Colorado will use 20 gallons of water per person per day making that 600 gallons per month of water usage. In a household of 4 that amount results to 2,400 gallons of water going through your water heater. On average a water heater will have a 10-12 year lifespan. If you’re reading this after you’ve taken that cold shower, stepped in a puddle of water or simply worry about when that water heater will go, don’t hesitate to give us a call. We will determine which product best suits your needs and is right for your home.
REPIPE
A complete house re-pipe is a considerable project to take on. It’s a significant investment in both time and money. But in many cases, having your old pipes replaced is recommended or even unavoidable but it can mitigate the chances of having a plumbing disaster. Here are some reasons you might need to re-pipe your house:
- You are constantly paying for plumbing work and repairs. A new water supply system can get rid of lingering plumbing issues. Having a brand-new system in place will help you avoid having to do any further repairs.
- Your house has galvanized steel pipes. The issue with galvanized pipes is that after a certain number of years they can become corroded or start rusting thus resulting in a brown or reddish color in your water taps. Once corrosion starts building up in these pipes, water flow is restricted and sediment can end up in your drinking water.
- Your house has polybutylene pipes. Polybutylene pipes were banned in 1995 after numerous leakage cases started occurring nationwide resulting in lawsuits against the manufacturers. Most homeowner insurance policies will not cover damages caused by polybutylene piping.
SOLUTION
With new and improved PEX (cross linked polyethylene) replacing your homes water supply becomes a much more affordable and achievable project. PEX pipes significantly reduces labor costs as there is no soldering, gluing or threading involved thus cutting down install time. PEX pipes are also 30-40% cheaper than copper pipes and hold a major advantage to copper. While still having the possibility of freezing a PEX pipe can expand up to 3 times its diameter when frozen and contract when thawed thus reducing the risk of having a burst pipe as opposed to any other pipe material. Another major advantage of PEX is that it won’t allow for corrosion, rust or limescale to accumulate inside the pipe giving you piece of mind that you’ll never have to worry about reduced water pressure or plumbing repairs.
Local Plumbing Company Serving Community Proudly
We are a local family owned plumbing company which takes great pride in its work and always strives to be the best at what it does! All of our trained technicians are licensed and insured leaving you with peace of mind knowing the job will be completed in a professional and strong work ethic standard. Our main goal at GK Plumbing is building a personal and trustworthy relationship with our customers and making sure the job is done right the first time. We have built the pillars of our success by starting with you, our customers, by treating you with the upmost levels of respect, courtesy and integrity. All of our services are backed by our 100% customer satisfaction guaranteed.