Winter in Alberta calls for a reliable hot water tank. An older tank puts you at risk for a sudden failure or leak, which can end up costing you in repairs. If yours is getting to the end of its life, call Rümi today! The heating and cooling experts at Rümi will replace your tank using the highest professional standards, giving you peace of mind and hot showers for years to come. We have the expertise to complete the job on all tank types, from standard natural vent models to power-vented options. We also carry eco-friendly tankless water heater systems that are both kind to the environment and to your wallet. Don’t get left high and dry when you need hot water most — give our hot water pros a call today!
Hot Water Tank Installation is available in Calgary, Edmonton and the surrounding areas. Find your city in the list below to get started!
Airdrie
Balzac
Bearspaw
Calgary
Chestermere
Cochrane
Edmonton
Fort Saskatchewan
Leduc
Nisku
Okotoks
Sherwood Park
Spring Bank
Spruce Grove
St. Albert
Stony Plain
Since every project is unique, our pricing is all estimate based. Don’t worry though, you won't receive a surprise bill. We will go over the entire project's costs with you before the work begins.
Think of us as a trusted concierge for your home. We partner with local service experts who share our values and meet our rigorous safety, skill and happiness standards. We've done the legwork, groundwork and straight-up work-work so you don't have to. Our guiding mission is to create homeowner happiness, one smile at a time.
Atmospheric vent water heaters are simple and don’t require electric power or moving parts, while power vent water heaters use a fan to push the excess gases through the venting pipes and outside. We also carry eco-friendly tankless water heater systems that are kind to the environment and your wallet.
Rümi carries a variety of water heaters, from standard natural vent models to power vented options. We have tankless systems, which are eco-friendly and energy saving. No job is too big or too small for our skilled plumbers! We’ll have your hot water tank installed quickly and efficiently, so you can return to your daily routine.
Rheem is the primary conventional hot water tank brand we work with, but we do install and repair all major brands. Rheem —Atmospheric Vent: These water heaters utilize a draft diverter and are atmospherically vented. Rheem—Power Vent: These High-Performance Series™ water heaters provide incredibly hot water delivery from a space-saving, convenient package.
There are several hot water tanks to choose from, and the best type for your home depends on your family's needs and your home setup. If you're looking for a tank that is efficient and environmentally friendly, consider a tankless water heater system. A standard atmospheric vent model may suit you if you need a large-capacity tank.
If you look at your current water heater and see a metal pipe rising from the top, you most likely have an atmospheric vent. With this system, fuel is heated to warm the water. The pressure of the combustion pushes excess gas upwards and out your chimney. No electricity is needed for venting, so the water will heat even if the power goes out.
Power vents use a fan to push the excess gases through the venting pipes and outside. Because they use a fan, the gases are not as hot as those in older tanks, and a lighter plastic pipe can be installed. Power venting heaters are more energy efficient because all the fuel used goes to heating the water, unlike in an atmospheric venting model. Fans also create more consistent pressure to push dangerous gases out of your home. The one drawback to power venting is that it’s more challenging to install and therefore requires a more significant investment upfront.
Power venting is more efficient because it uses a fan to push the excess gases through the venting pipes and outside, as opposed to relying on pressure from the combustion alone to push the gases up and out of the chimney in atmospheric venting systems.
A typical water heater installation takes about 2 hours, but this can vary if there are no major gas line changes. This is just an estimate, and the technician can discuss the scope of the project once they investigate the details.
Before your appointment, our advisors will ask what type of tank you have now, and if it’s atmospheric or two-pipe power vented (motor on top). Not sure? Don’t worry — we’ll help you determine what tank you have!