If your water heater is over 10 years old or struggling to meet the hot water demands of your home, it may be time to consider a new water heater replacement. For Vermont homeowners, we offer expert installation services, including high-efficiency heat pump water heaters.
Upgrade your Vermont home’s hot water system today and enjoy reliable, efficient hot water year-round. Contact us today for a free no-obligation quote for your water heater replacement.
The Energy Co-op installs water heaters for Vermont homes:
- Rheem® Prestige® ProTerra™ Hybrid Electric Water Heaters that pull heat from the air to produce hot water. A popular option for Vermont homes, this Heat Pump Water Heater is a great option for those looking for a renewable option.
- PurePro Indirect water heaters that are used with a boiler and heat large amounts of water quickly.
There is never a charge for water heater installation consultations or estimates. Call us today at 802-860-4090 or “Contact Us” with the form on this page.
How Do Heat Pump Water Heaters Work?
Heat pump water heaters can cost half as much to operate as traditional electric resistance water heaters, and can save as much as $3,200 over the lifetime of the unit. Not only do they heat water, heat pump water heaters also air condition and dehumidify the space around them. Plus they now come with up to a $800 rebate from Efficiency Vermont.
The Rheem® Prestige® ProTerra™ Hybrid Electric Water Heater
The Rheem® Prestige® ProTerra™ Hybrid Electric Water Heater offers big energy cost savings, added smart features and the quietest operation in its class.
- Sustainable – Reduces carbon footprint with a 75% reduction in energy use3 minimizing your impact on the environment
- Quietest – Operates at a sound level of 50 DBA.
- CONTROL FROM YOUR PHONE!
- Control temperature, adjust mode, view energy usage and know immediately about leaks and service alerts from anywhere with built-in EcoNet WiFi Technology and the EcoNet App4
The Rheem® Prestige® ProTerra™ Hybrid Electric Water Heater Spec Sheet
Is it time to replace my water heater?
If your water heater is more than 10 years old, or if your current water heater is having trouble keeping up with the demand for hot water in your home, it may be time to consider a new one. Before you just replace your old water heater with a new one of the same variety, make sure you’re fully educated on your options by talking to our specialists.
More Information on Hot Water Heaters
For more information on types of water heaters and their operation click here.
The State of Vermont has some great information on how heat pump hot water heaters work. Click here for a link to the State of Vermont website.
