Are you thinking of replacing an old electric hot water heater and would like to take advantage of your existing on-site propane supply? It makes sense!  Propane water heaters are a great choice as they are highly efficient and will help you save a significant amount on your energy bills.

When you live in a rural location, it often comes down to a choice between electricity and propane for home heating. With decades of high electricity costs, propane has been the preferred option.  If you have already converted to a propane furnace you may still be heating water with electricity or even cooking on an electric stove. To maximize the environmental and cost benefits of propane you should plan to change those appliances over to propane.

Learn more about the benefits in this article ‘Pull the Plug on Electricity: How a Propane Water Heater Can Save You Money’.

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Is it time to replace your electric hot water heater, or are you building a home and need to decide on which type to install? Propane water heaters are a great choice as they not only reduce your carbon footprint, but will help you save a significant amount on your energy bills.

Propane water heaters are also:

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Does your home or cottage already have a propane water heater? If so, that’s fantastic news. Propane water heaters will not only reduce your carbon footprint, but they’ll also help you save a significant amount on your energy bills.

Other benefits of a propane water heater include:

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Water heaters account for a huge 20 per cent of your home’s energy bills, but did you know you can save a significant amount of money while becoming more environmentally-friendly at the same time by switching out your electric water heater for a propane-powered water heater? 

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Water heaters are an essential home appliance that affect your lifestyle, but many people don’t realize that water heaters account for a large portion of your home’s energy bills.

In fact, on average, a water heater accounts for 20 per cent of your home’s total energy bill. This is even more significant to homeowners in Ontario, where energy bills cost far more than any other province according to The Globe and Mail. The price of off-peak power in Ontario has skyrocketed 149 per cent over the past decade, with on-peak power up 71 per cent.

This doesn’t mean costly bills are inevitable. The type of water heater you choose has a direct impact on not just your energy bill, but also your home’s environmental impact, your family’s safety, and your home’s resale value.

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Which type of water heater is right for your home or cottage? Water heaters are an essential home appliance that can have a huge impact on your lifestyle. Choosing the right type of water heater to use in your home affects more than just your monthly energy bill. Most of water heaters run either on electricity, oil, natural gas or propane. It is estimated that hot water heaters are the second largest drain on your home energy budget.

Everytime you wash your hands, take a hot shower, or use your dishwasher , you are using your home’s hot water heater. When compared to electric, oil or natural gas water tanks, propane water heaters offer many advantages.

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