Access to Instant Hot Water: Not a Pipe Dream

As a person living in the digital age, you are accustomed to fast results. And we don’t blame you. Your devices rarely disappoint, so why can’t the rest of your home keep up? 

Fortunately, an outdated plumbing system doesn’t have to stay outdated. If you want instant access to hot water, all you have to do is call WireNut Home Services of Colorado Springs, CO. 

We have over 15 years of experience, employ licensed technicians, and perform quality work every time. Our instant hot water installations are no exception. 

Discover All the Advantages of Instant Water Heating

Are you asking yourself, “How do I get instant hot water?” Rest assured that instant hot water is not a pipe dream. It’s been a reality for luxury hotels and restaurants for years. Now, homeowners are getting in on the action. 

We can give you consistent and instant access to hot water. All it takes is the addition of a hot water recirculation pump. Keep reading to learn more about the many advantages of this device.

Instant Hot Water

Imagine you have just arrived home after a long day on your feet and because you live in Colorado Springs, CO, the temperatures outside could be well below freezing. You want nothing more than to relax in a nice, warm bubble bath. 

Should you have to spend the next 15 minutes running the tap before the water is comfortable? No!

Typical water heaters take as long as 30 to 40 minutes to fully heat a home’s water. In our opinion, that is far too long to wait. With a hot water recirculation pump, you can expect warm water out of the faucet immediately. The only question will be how fast you can get out of your day clothes and into the tub.

Reduced Water Costs

Since you won’t be running (and wasting) your water as you wait for it to heat up, you can expect reduced utility bills from the start. Plus, as the name of the recirculation pump implies, the hot water that runs through your pipes will return to the tank if it’s not used. 

Some sources suggest that a homeowner can save over 10,000 gallons of water each year with this device. That’s 30 gallons a day!

Reduced Gas Heating Costs

Are you wondering, “how do I get instant hot water without breaking the bank?” Don’t worry. Although the installation will cost you upfront, it can save you money down the road. 

Believe it or not, instant water heating requires less power than traditional systems. In fact, this method is the market’s most energy-efficient option for heating water. Give us a call to learn more about how instant hot water installation can lower your energy bill.

How a Hot Water Recirculation Pump Works

Instant hot water for kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms is the goal. But how exactly do these systems work? When WireNut Home Services installs a hot water recirculation pump, there are three system types to choose from:

• Full water recirculation pumps
• Partial water recirculation pumps
• Under-sink water recirculation pumps

Here is a quick breakdown of how those system types differ:

• Partial pumps use the cold water line as a temporary return line to push hot water back into the tank 
• Full pumps have their own dedicated return line
• Under-sink pumps only supply instant hot water in the area between the water heater and the installation sink.

Each system type works in tandem with a sensor valve. This valve will open or close depending on the temperature of the water.

Additionally, each system has the option of being placed on a timer. So if you don’t need hot water during certain hours of the day, you can further conserve energy by turning the pump off during those hours.

Call Our Technicians to Schedule an Appointment

Our technicians are ready to help your home reach new luxurious heights. If you have been dreaming of instant access to hot water for years, allow us to make that dream a reality. WireNut Home Services is family-owned and operated. So we fully understand your need for instant hot water for kitchens, bathrooms, and the rest of the house.

We are based in Colorado Springs, CO, but our technicians are proud to serve the surrounding areas, including Denver, Boulder County, and Pueblo County. Visit our contact page to reach out, learn more, and schedule an appointment.