Conventional Water Heaters in the South San Francisco Area

Conventional water heaters store water in a tank and are available in a variety of gallon capacities. Conventional storage water heater fuel sources include electric or gas energy to maintain the water at a set temperature until a faucet is turned on and water is pulled through the pipe. A conventional electric or gas water heater has a life expectancy of about 11 years. Newer conventional water heaters are more energy efficient than older models reducing water heating bills by about 7 percent.