
Tankless Water Heater Installation
New tankless units installed, sized and permitted — gas or electric, garage, closet or exterior wall.
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Installation, repair, replacement, maintenance and descaling for tankless water heaters in Round Rock, TX and the surrounding neighborhoods.
Round Rock is two-story brick, mostly built from the mid-1990s through the 2000s — Forest Creek, Behrens Ranch, Teravista, Sonoma, Chandler Creek — with a scattering of older homes around Old Town. And in a large share of those two-story houses, the water heater is in the attic, sitting in a pan above finished ceilings.
That is the job we do most often up here: taking the tank out of the attic and putting a tankless unit on the garage wall. It removes the flood risk, frees the pan space, and makes the annual descale a ten-minute setup instead of a ladder and a crawl.


New tankless units installed, sized and permitted — gas or electric, garage, closet or exterior wall.
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Error codes, cold sandwiches, no ignition, dropping flow — diagnosed and fixed, usually in one visit.
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Old tank or worn-out tankless unit swapped for the right size, with the venting and gas work brought up to code.
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The annual service that keeps the warranty valid: flush, filter, burner, venting, controller and safety checks.
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A proper circulating vinegar or solution flush that pulls Central Texas scale out of the heat exchanger.
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Natural gas and propane units: line sizing, meter capacity, sealed venting and combustion set-up done properly.
Learn moreIn most Round Rock two-story homes, yes. It typically adds $400 to $900 to the job and eliminates the possibility of a tank failure coming through your ceiling.
Generally yes. The Lake Georgetown supply runs harder than Austin's Colorado River water, which is why we shorten the descaling interval for homes up here.
Yes, both, along with Hutto and Wells Branch on the way through.
Same-week scheduling across Round Rock, TX. No hot water is treated as urgent.