PHD Plumbing

Natural Gas

30 gallon 6yr = $1,005.00
30 gallon 10yr = $1,205.00
30 gallon 12yr = $1,305.00
40 gallon 3yr = $800.00 (only while stocks last)
40 gallon 6yr = $995.00
40 gallon 10yr = $1,195.00
40 gallon 12yr = $1,300.00
50 gallon 6yr = $1,185.00
50 gallon 10yr = $1,210.00
50 gallon 12yr = $1,315.00
75 gallon 6yr = $1,685.00
75 gallon 10yr = $1,820.00
75 gallon 12yr = $1,925.00

LP (Propane)

30 gallon 6yr = $1,105.00
30 gallon 12yr = $1,395.00
40 gallon 6yr = $1,085.00
40 gallon 12yr = $1,375.00
50 gallon 6yr = $1,285.00
50 gallon 12yr = $1,405.00

Tankless Water Heaters

High Efficiency 98% - Eternal Water Heater - 145,000BTU
GU145 On-Demand Hybrid Condensing. = $3700.00 (Installed)

High Efficiency 98% - Eternal Water Heater - 199,000BTU
GU195 On-Demand Hybrid Condensing = $3950.00 (Installed)

Electric

30 gallon 6yr = $900.00
30 gallon 12yr = $1,105.00
40 gallon 6yr = $875.00
40 gallon 12yr = $1,070.00
50 gallon 6yr = $965.00
50 gallon 12yr = $1,160.00
65 gallon 6yr = $1,265.00
65 gallon 12yr = $1,475.00
80 gallon 6yr = $1,485.00
80 gallon 12yr = $1,690.00

Water heater pricing is based on removal and disposal of same size as installation.
Stone lined water heater removals will be an additional $100.00.
Water heaters in ceilings or confined spaces will be charged accordingly.

Commercial Water Heaters

Size and pricing available upon request.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q) Water Heater Size :- What size water heater do I need for my home ?
A) Water heater size is determined by demand , usage and recovery. Please see below table for general sizing while keeping in mind that high capacity fixtures such as whirlpool tubs etc, need to be considered when making a decision of your next water heater.

The general rule for water heater recovery is - High efficient water heaters such as direct or indirect water heaters will recover faster than a power vented water heaters, were power vented water heaters will recover faster than atmospherically (chimney or gravity) vented water heater.

Q) Installing My Water Heater :- My building contractor installed my new water heater for a ?
A) It is against the law for any unlicensed person to install plumbing fixtures in MA & NH. There are many safety requirements and local codes which pertain to water heaters, deviating from these safety codes could be very dangerous and result in serious injury, loss of life and in most cases damage to property.
Please take a couple minutes and watch my favorite twosome Adam & Jamie from the Discovery Channel with the repercussions of an incorrect installation.

Q) Water Heater Flooding :- How do I prevent flooding in my finished basement when my water heater fails ?
A) Water heaters generally last 6 to 15 years depending on the make, model, water pressure, usage and warrantee. A water heater usually gives some waning of failure. The most common sign of water heater failure is rusty water, either visible while using a hot water faucet or browning water stains on your shower curtain. Many water heaters don't show any sign of failure and just crack open, spewing hundreds of gallons, creating serious water damage. The best prevention against water damage from water heater failure is the "FLOOD MASTER" device. Flood Master is a plug in solenoid device which is mounted on the water supply to your water heater. A sensor is placed either on the floor beside the water heater or in a pan under the water heater. Once water hits the sensor an alarm will sound and the solenoid valve will turn the water feed to the off position.

Q) Hot Water From Steam Boiler :- I currently have a tankless water heater connected to my boiler which has failed. Do I have to replace the tankless coil, as my oil professional suggested, or do I have options ?
A) Tankless coils work well when new, but still supply hot water with fluctuating temperatures. Over time coils get plugged up with sediment or encrusted with minerals reducing the heat transference. Replacing the coil is one of a couple reliable options, depending on a variety of factors.
My personal favorite solution to this common problem, is installing an indirect water heater (Superstor, Amtrol etc) off the steam boiler with a separate loop. Recovery is super quick, especially during the winter seasons, when the boiler is at its peak performance.