Tankless Water Heater Installation Experts of DFW

Horizon Plumbing is your local water heater team of experts.

We’ve been fixing North Texas plumbing problems from drips and leaks to installing gas or electric water heaters for over 45 years. We’re prompt plumbers with integrity and can get the job done right the first time.

Horizon Plumbing are the tankless water heater installation provider of Dallas/Fort Worth. Whether your water heater is electric or gas, in need of repair, or you’re considering installing a tankless water heater, get a free quote.

How Tankless Water Heaters Work

Tankless Water Heater systems take cold water input and funnel it into a coiled pipe above a gas or electric-powered burner. There is a flow sensor that triggers the burner when water begins to flow through the unit, which saves you energy use when it’s not being used. Water is heated and pushed out the coil and distributed to your point-of-use faucet.

The benefit of having this installed in your home is the endless hot water and, when properly maintained, the life span of your unit, which can exceed 20 years.

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Boost Your Water Heater Capacity 45%

If you have family members who enjoy long hot showers, you probably have experienced frustration and discomfort when the hot water runs out. Many homeowners are surprised to learn that a quick shower uses 10 or more gallons of hot water from a standard hot water tank. Thus, it’s easy to calculate how quickly a household can use up a tank of hot water if showers are extended or if hot water is also being used for other appliances. If you’re tired of rushing through showers because you’re afraid of the hot water running out, it may be time to look into the installation of an electric tankless water heater booster.

What is a Tank Booster?
Plumbers are asked every day about the common dilemma of not enough hot water. One solution that is often recommended by plumbers is the installation of an electric tankless water heater booster which can fit right onto your existing gas or electric tank-style water heater or be mounted nearby on a wall. Not only is this home upgrade affordable, it offers tremendous benefits that can make your home more comfortable and efficient.

Additional Hot Water
An electric tankless water heater booster can add up to 45 percent capacity to an existing water heater tank, increasing the amount of available hot water.

Minimal Space
Your home may not have room for a larger water heater tank. A tankless water heater booster is a great solution that can be mounted onto a wall or attached to the tank itself.

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Ready for more hot water in your home combined with greater monthly savings? Call Horizon Plumbing today to learn about our electric tankless water heater booster and water heater installation services.

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FAQs

Why are tankless water heaters popular in Dallas and Fort Worth homes?

They provide endless hot water and improved efficiency, offsetting rising energy use in high-demand DFW households.

Can a tankless water heater handle North Texas hard water?

Yes, but regular descaling is important because DFW hard water causes mineral buildup inside the unit over time.

Do I need to upgrade my gas or electrical system for a tankless unit in Arlington or Fort Worth?

Many older DFW homes sometimes need gas lines or electrical upgrades to support proper tankless performance.

How long does installation take in a typical DFW home?

Most installations take one day. Additional time may be needed if plumbing or venting upgrades are required.

Are permits required for tankless water heater installation in Dallas/Fort Worth?

Yes, most cities in the Metroplex require permits, and we handle all code-compliant installation and inspection requirements.

What are the signs that my current water heater should be replaced with a tankless system?

Frequent repairs, inconsistent hot water, and rising energy bills are common signs in older DFW water heater systems.

Will a tankless water heater work well in large Arlington or Dallas households?

Yes, but proper sizing is critical to meet the high simultaneous demand common in larger North Texas homes.