Water Heaters | Rogers, AR | A&A Plumbing Services, Inc.

Water Heaters

Expert water heater services are offered by A&A Plumbing Services, Inc., a Rogers, AR-based company in the NWA region, which includes the counties of Benton and Washington. We provide complete solutions for both tanked and tankless water heaters, including installation, maintenance, and repairs. Our knowledgeable staff makes sure your water heater runs well and consistently delivers hot water to your house or place of business. Make an appointment for your free estimate by calling (479) 936-1558 for excellent service and peace of mind!

Tanked (Natural Draft) Water Heaters

A&A Plumbing Services, Inc. provides professional services for installing, maintaining, and repairing tanked (natural draft) water heaters. These conventional units produce consistent hot water and effectively vent using the natural draft. Our knowledgeable staff ensures your system runs smoothly and effectively and responds to any problems quickly and expertly for both electric and gas systems.

Tankless Water Heaters

Top-notch gas and electric tankless water heater services are offered by A&A Plumbing Services, Inc. These contemporary systems provide hot water on demand while reducing space and using less energy. Our team guarantees optimal performance of your tankless water heater, delivering consistent and dependable hot water while reducing energy expenses, whether you require installation, repair, or maintenance.

Tanked vs. Tankless Water Heaters

Which One Is Better?

Feature	Tanked Water Heaters	Tankless Water Heaters
Hot Water Supply	Limited by tank capacity; requires time to refill	Provides unlimited hot water on demand
Energy Efficiency	Generally less efficient; heats and stores water constantly	More energy-efficient; heats water only when needed
Installation Space	Requires more space for the tank	Compact and space-saving
Operating Costs	Higher due to energy used to keep water hot	Lower; heats water only when required
Lifespan	Typically shorter; around 10-15 years	Longer; around 15-20 years
Initial Cost	Usually lower initial cost	Higher initial cost
Installation Cost	Generally lower	Generally higher
Maintenance	Regular flushing needed to prevent sediment build-up	Less frequent maintenance; descaling needed occasionally
Recovery Time	Can run out of hot water if tank is depleted	No recovery time; provides instant hot water