Atmospheric gas tanks
Simple and dependable, these vent up an existing chimney or B-vent. They suit homes where the flue is sized and lined properly.
A new tank is only as good as its installation. Able Pro sizes, vents, straps and connects gas and electric hot water tanks so they run safely and quietly for years.
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Most hot water complaints we hear trace back to the installation, not the tank. A unit that is too small, vented poorly or connected without an expansion tank will disappoint no matter how good the brand is. Our hot water tank installation service covers new installs, relocations, renovations, added suites and conversions from electric to gas.
Before we quote, we ask how many people live in the home, how many bathrooms you have, whether there is a soaker tub and whether a second household shares the supply. From there we look at the first-hour rating, not just the gallon size, because that number tells you how much hot water the tank can deliver during a busy morning.
Then we check what the space allows: venting route, gas line capacity, electrical supply, drain access and clearances. You get a clear quote that spells out the tank, the venting, the permit and every part we plan to install.
Every home is different, so we match the tank type to your venting, fuel and hot water demand.
Simple and dependable, these vent up an existing chimney or B-vent. They suit homes where the flue is sized and lined properly.
A fan pushes exhaust through plastic pipe out a side wall, which frees you from the chimney. They need a nearby outlet and a sensible termination spot.
No venting or gas line needed, which makes them common in condos and suites. Recovery is slower, so sizing matters even more.
Two households on one supply can drain a standard tank fast. We size for combined demand or install a second tank.
These electric tanks move heat from the surrounding air and use far less energy than standard elements. They need space and airflow.
If space or endless hot water matters most, we compare a tankless unit against a tank so you can decide with real numbers.
We look at your space, venting, fuel supply and household routine, then recommend the right tank.
You see the tank, parts, permit and labour laid out before you commit to anything.
We set the tank, connect water, gas or power and venting, and strap it securely to the wall.
We fire it up, check draft and temperature, test for leaks and show you the shut-offs.
We size the tank from your household routine rather than simply copying whatever was there before.
Straps, relief valve piping, expansion tank and permits are part of the plan, not afterthoughts.
We protect floors, keep the work area tidy and take the packaging and old tank away.
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A rough starting point is a 40-gallon tank for one or two people and a 50-gallon tank for a family of three or four. Larger households, big soaker tubs or a basement suite usually call for 60 gallons, a high-recovery model or a second tank. We confirm the size with the first-hour rating during the site visit.
Often, yes. Relocating a tank means rerouting water lines, the gas line or electrical supply, and the venting, plus making sure there is a floor drain or pan. We tell you during the visit whether the new spot is practical.
When water heats it expands. If your home has a pressure-reducing valve or a check valve on the main, that extra volume has nowhere to go and pressure spikes, which stresses the tank and fixtures. A small expansion tank absorbs it.
Yes, if a gas line can be run to the location and there is a safe way to vent the exhaust. A power-vent tank often makes the conversion easier because it vents through a side wall. We check gas capacity before quoting.
A straightforward swap in an easy-to-reach space usually takes part of a day. Relocations, new gas lines or new venting take longer, and we give you a realistic timeline with the quote.
Call (236) 222-2222 or book online for a site visit. We will size it properly and give you a clear quote.
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