KATY, TX, October 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Katy Water Heaters, a full-service residential and commercial water heater repair and installation Katy plumbing company founded by master plumber Steve Williams announces the launch of our new website. Potential and existing customers can go to http://katywaterheaters.com/ to locate the plumber Katy services they need and request service via our online form or by calling us at (832) 886-4282.
Whether you own a tankless, solar, or conventional water heater, Katy Water Heaters has over 20 years of experience installing, repairing and replacing any type of water heater and we will provide a free estimate before any work is done.
Tankless water heaters are the latest innovation for heating water, and they have the ability to save you 40 percent or more on operation costs compared to conventional water heaters. They also have double the lifespan with a tankless water heater lasting for up to 20 years. The reason that tankless water heaters Katy are so efficient is that they detect when water is needed, and automatically shut off when it is not.
Solar water heaters are heated directly by the sun. Like tankless water heaters, solar models can detect when water is needed and adjust automatically. This leads to higher efficiency and a larger cost savings.
Commercial water heaters are uniquely different than water heaters in private homes. They are required to work harder day and night and provide heated water to a greater number of people. Katy Water Heaters provides our services to businesses as diverse as hospitals, department stores, grocery stores, restaurants and more. We will thoroughly evaluate the needs of your business before performing any work on your existing water heater or recommending a new one.
The conventional water heater is the oldest type of water heater in existence today, and the water heater you have may no longer be very efficient. We can repair conventional water heaters, or offer our customers unbiased advice on a more energy efficient alternative. Because we provide our services at an expert skill level you will not have to waste time and money trying to get back into hot water and our new website makes it easier to learn about and request our services.
If you are looking for an experienced Katy plumbing company, look no further than Katy Water Heaters. For over 20 years Katy Water Heaters has serviced the plumbing needs of residents and business owners in greater Houston and Katy.
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Katy Water Heaters Launches A New Website
Potential and existing customers can go to http://katywaterheaters.com/ to locate the plumbing services they need and request service via our online form or by calling us at (832) 886-4282.
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[Press-News.org] Katy Water Heaters Launches A New WebsitePotential and existing customers can go to http://katywaterheaters.com/ to locate the plumbing services they need and request service via our online form or by calling us at (832) 886-4282.