Benefits of Going Tankless
- Continuous hot water within the unit's flow capacity
- Saves floor space with a wall-mounted unit
- No standby energy spent keeping a tank hot
- Longer expected lifespan with regular maintenance
Our Tankless Water Heaters Process
- Calculate the flow rate your household needs
- Check gas line size, venting and electrical requirements
- Select a unit rated for your elevation
- Install, vent and connect the unit
- Test and explain recommended maintenance
Things to Consider
Tankless is a great fit for many homes, but it's not automatic. A few things to weigh:
- Upfront cost
- Units and installation usually cost more than a tank replacement.
- Gas supply
- Many units need a larger gas line than a standard tank.
- Simultaneous use
- Size the unit for how many fixtures run at once.
- Maintenance
- Periodic descaling keeps it efficient, especially with harder water.
Why Choose Zenith?
We find the actual cause — with a camera or test equipment when needed — before suggesting a repair.
You'll hear your options and the price before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
Drains, sewer lines, water heaters, furnaces and AC — one team that knows your whole home.
Shoe covers, protected work areas and a clean jobsite when we're done.
Tankless Water Heaters Service Areas
Zenith provides tankless water heaters across the Denver metro and Front Range, including:
Frequently Asked Questions
Do tankless water heaters work at Colorado's altitude?
Yes, when they're selected and set up for it. Gas appliances need to be rated or configured for high altitude, which we account for during installation.
How often should a tankless unit be flushed?
Typically about once a year, or more often with harder water. Flushing removes scale that reduces efficiency.