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Originally Posted by shelbylovesmelby
I think I saw that on something like This Old House or Ask This Old House. Looks pretty slick, I"m sure it costs plenty too!
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they are a bit pricier than regular water heaters right now, but the prices continue to drop. my parents got one last year for 300 and have never run out of hot water since! more importantly, their electric bill in august didn't break $100 and they keep the house set to about 74...
IMO, the ease of access and not worrying about having so many gallons of water sitting around waiting to cause damage are a big selling point. granted, homeowners would cover water damage should your water heater leak, but the there's the chance your premiums go up afterwards...