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Peter Gozintite said:
I know a wholesale guy, got one for 350. Putting it in myself, like everything else. Saving probably 7 to 8 hundy. Got the old one drained and removed in a bout 20 minutes. Guy os even going to rake the old one for me.
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Nevermind the above post, I'm post whoring for sure now
 
Peter Gozintite said:
Got home from an appointment, garage floor is flooded. Water heater took a shit. Yay!!!
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I had that happen at my old house in Kirkland. Did not hesitate to replace it at that time with the highest end GE warranted for 1000 years heater.

When I later moved, I made sure I had a tankless water heater system. Costs about $160 for yearly maintenance, but its been absolutely perfect for 2 years now.
 
Dole ver 2.0 said:
I had that happen at my old house in Kirkland. Did not hesitate to replace it at that time with the highest end GE warranted for 1000 years heater.

When I later moved, I made sure I hand a tankless water heater system. Costs about $160 for yearly maintenance, but its been absolutely perfect for 2 years now.
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Yearly maintenance??
 
NU_FTW said:
Yearly maintenance??
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Yeah, they inspect the electrical and heating elements and system and flush the pipes with a concentrated vinegar solution for an hour or so to flush the pipes. If you have hard water, you may need to do this every 6-8 months due to calcium buildup, etc.

The upside is they last 10 years longer than tank systems.
 
Dole ver 2.0 said:
Yeah, the inspect the electical and heating system and flush the pipes with a concentrated vinegar solution for an hour or so to flush the pipes. If you have hard water, you may need to do this every 6-8 months due to calcium buildup, etc.
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Lol scam! For Mr coupon you're spending a lot to have someone do what you can do for like $5
 
Dole ver 2.0 said:
Time for a tankless water heater. You are welcome.
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In prder for tankless, the 1/2" gas line would need to be upgraded to a 3/4" pupe from the meter directly, and then the vent pipe needs to be rerouted, and either a 5" direct vent, or power vented pvc pipe. Stfu
 
Peter Gozintite said:
In prder for tankless, the 1/2" gas line would need to be upgraded to a 3/4" pupe from the meter directly, and then the vent pipe needs to be rerouted, and either a 5" direct vent, or power vented pvc pipe. Stfu
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What happened to your BFF couchonfire?
 
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