Quick Water Heater Co.

Jun 2015

This project was fairly fast and simple. The clients 40 gallon water heater started to leak. As you can see in one of the photos, the 40 gallon water heater was squeezed almost in an awkward position in the corner. The client felt that he needed more space so he decided to go tankless, so we replaced it with a EZTR40 Tankless Water Heater. Prices above include the following code upgrades: Isolation valves AKA service valves, T&P valve with copper drain line, re-pipe your copper or pex tubing to your new water heater, completely new vent system, condensate drain, gas sediment trap, gas shut off valve, flexible gas line, Plus cleanup and removal of your old water heater. For more information, please follow the link below. http://quickwaterheater.com/noritz-eztr40/

$3k

San Diego, CA

Jun 2015

This client had a solar system that was completely shot so what we did was completely took out the solar system and replaced it with a 75 gallon water heater that included : water shut off valve, 2 stainless steel water connectors, gas sediment trap, gas shut off valve, flexible gas line, re-pipe your temperature and pressure release valve. For more information please follow the link below. http://quickwaterheater.com/75-gallon-water-heater/

$2k

San Diego, CA

May 2015

Installed a NRC661 Tankless Water Heater for this client who had a powered vent water heater and wanted to spend a few hundred dollars more to go tankless for space savings. Prices above include the following code upgrades: Isolation valves AKA service valves, T&P valve with copper drain line, re-pipe your copper or pex tubing to your new water heater, completely new vent system, condensate drain and pump if needed, gas sediment trap, gas shut off valve, flexible gas line, GFI box if needed, dedicated gas line from gas meter to water heater if needed, Plus cleanup and removal of your old water heater. For more information, please follow the link below. http://quickwaterheater.com/nrc661/

$3k

San Diego, CA

Apr 2015

The client felt that it was time to go tankless after his 40 gallon water heater gave out. We replaced his 40 gallon water heater with a EZTR40 Tankless water heater. Prices above include the following code upgrades: Isolation valves AKA service valves, T&P valve with copper drain line, re-pipe your copper or pex tubing to your new water heater, completely new vent system, condensate drain, gas sediment trap, gas shut off valve, flexible gas line, Plus cleanup and removal of your old water heater. For more information, please follow the link below. http://quickwaterheater.com/noritz-eztr40/

$3k

San Diego, CA

Mar 2015

Installed a NRCP1112 Tankless Water Heater. Perhaps you want to switch and go tankless and want a little more information before making that final decision. Step 1.Visit our website (http://quickwaterheater.com/pros-and-cons-of-a-tankless-water-heater/) and read the pros and cons of a tankless water heater. If a tankless water heater is still a good fit for you we can move to Step 2. Call us out for a final price. We will go over all your options and give you our final bid. Keep in mind the price will never be more or less than the advertised prices. We only do top quality work and we stand behind everything we do. 100% satisfaction is what we live by.

$5k

San Diego, CA

Mar 2015

Replaced A Solar Water Heater with a 75 Gallon Water Heater. Prices above include the following code upgrades + haul away and clean up: water shut off valve, 2 stainless steel water connectors, gas sediment trap, gas shut off valve, flexible gas line, re-pipe your temperature and pressure release valve, Water heater straps if needed and drip pan if needed. Compare our all inclusive (code compliant) package to our competitors. They usually come up short.

$2k

San Diego, CA

Mar 2015

This client wanted more space so we replaced his 75 gallon water heater with a NRCP1112 tankless water heater. Perhaps you have questions about a our tankless water heaters and want to know if switching would be a perfect fit for you. Step 1. Visit our website (http://quickwaterheater.com/pros-and-cons-of-a-tankless-water-heater/) and read the pros and cons of a tankless water heater. If a tankless water heater is still a good fit for you we can move to Step 2. Schedule an appointment. We only do top quality work and we stand behind everything we do. 100% satisfaction is what we live by.

$5k

San Diego, CA

Feb 2015

Our client here had a 75 gallon water heater that was installed incorrectly and out of code as you can see in 1 photo, so what we did was took out the 75 gallon water heater and replaced it with a NRC1111 Tankless Water Heater giving it a professional look while meeting code. Prices above include the following code upgrades: Isolation valves AKA service valves, T&P valve with copper drain line, re-pipe your copper or pex tubing to your new water heater, completely new vent system, condensate drain and pump if needed, gas sediment trap, gas shut off valve, flexible gas line, GFI box if needed, dedicated gas line from gas meter to water heater if needed, Plus cleanup and removal of your old water heater. For more information please follow the link below. http://quickwaterheater.com/nrc111/

$4k

San Diego, CA

Feb 2015

Replaced a 40 gallon water heater. Prices includes the following code upgrades + haul away and clean up: water shut off valve, 2 stainless steel water connectors, gas sediment trap, gas shut off valve, flexible gas line, re-pipe your temperature and pressure release valve, Water heater straps if needed and drip pan if needed. Compare our all inclusive (code compliant) package to our competitors. They usually come up short. We also added a thermal expansion tank and replaced the pressure regulator. For more information please follow the link below. http://quickwaterheater.com/rheem-40-gallon-water-heater/

$16

San Diego, CA