Quick Steps to find your new residential water heater

-Replace your old water heater with an ENERGY STAR® electric or gas model and help protect your finances from raising energy costs. Water heating accounts for ~20% of residential energy use.

-Claim a rebate from your electric or gas Utility. Plus a growing number of States offer up to $1,750 instant discount on electric Heat Pump Water Heaters. See below if you are eligible.

Step 1: Check what your have - How to read your water heater rating plate.

Step 2: Consider an ENERGY STAR® model

“Your home’s water heater uses more energy than your refrigerator, clothes washer, dishwasher, and dryer combined!” 

Source ENERGY STAR®: https://www.energystar.gov/products/energy_star_home_upgrade/super_efficient_water_heater

Step 3: Pick your fuel type; Consider electrification options:

Step 4: If you opt for an electric Heat Pump Water Heater or a Tankless Natural Gas Water heater, Check out Utility rebates in Your State:

Step 5: Currently AZ, DC, GA, IN, MI, NC, NM, NY and WI have broadly rolled out their up to $1,750 instant discount on Heat Pump Water Heaters and funding is available. Check out if you are eligible based on your income:

Step 6: Look for local qualified plumbing professionals.

We invite you to fill-in the form below. We will connect you with maximum 3 qualified installers in your State who typically quote a competitive standard install flat price before stepping into your home. If your Utility offers a rebate we show you how to redeem it. If your State has launched its up to $1,750 instant discount on Heat Pump Water Heaters we exclusively contact participating Contractors.

By clicking “submit” on the form below, you provide your express written consent to be contacted by up to the  3 Contractors regarding your quote request for a Heat Pump Water Heater or a Tankless Gas Water Heater. You agree to receive communications regarding a water heater quote via phone, text, or email, including the use of automated technology, even if you are on a Do Not Call list. Consent is not a condition of purchase.

Please input a valid email where you can be easily contacted
Please input your zip code
Please indicate where your existing water heater is currently located in your residence
Say “Yes” if you have applied and received a voucher from your State to discount upfront your next Heat Pump Water Heater purchase
If you have received a voucher from your State, Indicate the face value of the State voucher that you have received to discount upfront next Heat Pump Water Heater purchase
Your residence type
Heat Pump Water Heaters pull heat from the localized surrounded space and need at least 10′ x 10′ to operate efficiently
Heat Pump Water Heaters help dehumidify the space by pushing our cool dry air and creates non acidic condensate (about 2 quarts/day) that needs to be drained out
Examples: 40, 50, 80 This will help properly the Contractor size your new Heat Pump Water Heater
Examples: 100, 200 This is in the case you are replacing a gas water heater. The size of your panel (and the available incentives) will help the Contractor quote upfront a 240V or 120V Heat pump Water Heater with or without electrical panel upgrade
This is in the case you are replacing a gas water heater. The size of your panel (and the available incentives) will help the Contractor quote upfront a 240V or 120V Heat pump Water Heater with or without electrical panel upgrade
The Contractor will confirm if your Utility offers a rebate for the Heat Pump Water Heater that is being quoted

Legal Disclaimer:

NewWaterHeaterDecisions.com is a marketing and lead generation platform, not a licensed contractor. All installation services, structural modifications, and electrical work are performed solely by independent contractors who maintain active licenses with the State. NewWaterHeaterDecisions.com does not provide bids, perform construction, or guarantee the final pricing offered by independent contractors. The $1,750 HEAR discount for Heat Pump Water Heaters (and other eligible measures) is a federal program administered by each participating State; eligibility is determined by household income and program availability at the time of installation.