Robert Certified Master Plumber with trinity plumbing

After 15 years of proudly serving our community, we are saddened to announce that Trinity Plumbing will be closing our doors. We want to extend our deepest gratitude to all of our loyal customers and referral partners who have supported us throughout this journey. Your trust in our team has meant the world to us.

Although we won’t be able to continue providing services, we are incredibly grateful for the relationships we’ve built, and we will always cherish the opportunities we’ve had to help with your plumbing needs.

With Heartfelt Appreciation,
Robert Sanchez

Plumber Recommendation: We highly recommend Tom Kris and Sons Plumbing for any plumbing needs. You can learn more about their services and book an appointment through their website: Tom Kris and Sons Plumbing

Ask a Plumber Blog: Guidance from a Master Plumber

Do I Need More Than 1 Tankless Water Heater?

How many tankless water heaters do I need?

Jennifer in Marietta, GA contacted us about Tankless Water Heaters. She’s got a rather large home (with 6 bathrooms) and was asking us if she could only get 1 tankless water heater or if she was going to need multiples.

To answer that question, it really comes down to several factors:

4 factors to determine how many tankless water heaters your home needs:

  • Type of fixtures
  • Number of fixtures
  • How many people are in the house
  • What the demands are (volume of usage)

We have calculations that we do for each home when we put a tankless water heater in.

Tankless for Average Size Home

Typically speaking, for your average home with 4 or less bathrooms and 5 or less people, you can get away with installing just 1 centralized tankless water heater.

Multiple Tankless for Larger Homes

On a larger home, we might put 2. We might put one closer to function just the primary bathroom. If it’s got body sprays, other heavy volume water fixtures, or free standing tub. We would do 1 tankless to feed just that bathroom and then we might catch the rest of the house with another tankless unit. OR we might put multiple tankless water heaters in tandem to feed an entire house, depending on the circumstances.

It Depends…

But to answer your question, it really depends on each individual house.

Options other than tankless

Sometimes tankless isn’t the option for your home. In some houses, it costs more than it’s worth. If tankless is not an option there are other solutions – we can install a power venting tank type water heater or a high recovery water heater. These will get you the results you’re looking for at a fraction of the cost.

Ready to Go Tankless?

If you’re interested in learning more about tankless for your home, check out our blog posts:

Ready to go tankless? Contact Trinity Plumbing.

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Robert (Master Plumber)

Owner of Trinity Plumbing, LLC
Residential & Commercial Plumbing

Serving: Acworth, Dallas, Kennesaw, Marietta, Smyrna, & surrounding Metro Atlanta areas

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Robert (Master Plumber)

Owner of Trinity Plumbing, LLC
Residential & Commercial Plumbing

Serving: Acworth, Dallas, Kennesaw, Marietta, Smyrna, & surrounding Metro Atlanta areas

Full Bio & All Author Posts