Nowadays, most of our homes are heated using storage water heaters. But do you know how beneficial it could be for you if you just switched to Noritz water heaters instead? These water heaters are far more efficient as compared to regular water heaters and the best part about them is that they won't only save energy but will also result in huge savings in the long run. There is no doubting the fact that they really are the better option.

It's high time you replaced that boring old storage water heater you currently have in your house with something environmentally friendly like a tankless water heater. That's right, these water heaters are much better than regular water heaters as far as the environment is concerned. The main reason for this is because they don't consume as much electricity as regular water heaters. In a storage water heater, water is stored in a tank which is then continuously heated so that you can get hot water when you need it. The only problem with this is that the water heater is continuously running which results in high electricity bills and maintenance costs. So even though you have to pay a little more to set up a tankless water heater, I would suggest you do it. Why? Let's find out:

1. The first and most obvious reason is so that you can save on your electricity bill. You can look at saving anything between 30 and 50 % on your electricity bill just by switching to a tankless water heater. Now that should help you recover the high set up cost in a matter of months if not less.

2. And if low electricity bills aren't your thing then perhaps you could consider the fact that you get a tax benefit just because you're using an environmentally friendly device. This means you will have to pay lower taxes at the end of the year. Don't worry about your taxable income though as it will not reduce. It is only your tax payable which will reduce.

3. Thirdly, with tankless water heaters, you'll never have to worry about running out of hot water when you need it the most. This is because the hot water is generated instantly when you open a faucet. This means that you will no longer have to worry about running out of hot water while having a shower. Isn't that great?

I'm sure this is reason enough for you to consider a tankless water heater instead of a regular one. So what are you waiting for?