Planning guides
Planning guides from Wasatch Tankless.
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Checking a Utah plumber's license before a water heater job
Utah's licensing law treats gas piping as plumbing and requires gas appliance certification. This guide covers the license lookup and the questions to ask before you sign.
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Hard water, scale, and flushing a tankless unit in Utah County
Provo, Orem, and American Fork all publish hard-water figures. This guide covers what scale does to a tankless unit, your treatment options, and how a flush works.
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Sizing a tankless water heater for a Utah County winter
A tankless unit delivers less hot water when the incoming water is cold. Measure your January inlet temperature, add up peak demand, and size to the coldest month.
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Tankless water heater rebates in Utah County
Enbridge Gas Utah lists a $300 rebate for an ENERGY STAR gas tankless unit. Rocky Mountain Power's water-heating incentives cover heat pump units, and four cities run their own power.
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Water heater permits in Utah County, city by city
Each Utah County city issues its own water heater permits. This guide lists what Provo, Orem, Lehi, and seven more cities publish, and what Utah's adopted code requires.
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Send a request
Describe your home and current water heater. The request goes to an independent local contractor, who can talk through sizing, venting, and permits with you.