Electric vs. Gas Water Heater Guide
Water heaters are one of the most common and must relied upon appliances in homes and businesses throughout the country. Because they’re so common and regularly used, it’s not surprising that Energy Star reports that 7 to 8 million water heaters are replaced annually.
This guide provides a basic understanding of the components, function, and pros and cons of both electric and gas water heaters to help you make your next steps regarding product failures with confidence. In this resource, we outline the basic makeup, lifespan, and power source benefits of each type of water heater, as well as potential damages that can lead to failures.
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