The igniter was defective ... at four times the price--won't last anywhere near thirty years. But I just wanted to give a great review for American hot water heaters. Thirty years of trouble ...

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Let’s dig into how to turn on a water heater, whether gas or electric, and when it might be time to call in a pro.

Are mandates pushing for the banning of natural gas appliances moving too quickly? Across the country, such bans are facing ...

(NEXSTAR) — A new rule from the Biden administration could limit the type of water heaters available to consumers in the coming years, posing a potential price hike for some, industry experts claim.

The HVAC experts at British Columbia-based AirVantage Heating and Cooling (@_airvantage) fired up the debate back on Nov. 11 of last year. The techs all weighed in on their personal preference.

Among the actions President Joe Biden took was to ban certain natural gas water heaters, a move many said could send prices soaring, especially for the elderly and the poor. Here's what you should ...

A new regulation issued by President Joe Biden will ban certain types of water heaters after 2029. The order, published the day after Christmas, prohibits the sale of new non-condensing natural ...

On January 29, 2025 I bought a Rheem 50 gal gas water heater from the Home Depot store, West Hartford, CT that was delivered to my home by two pro plumbers. Upon removal of the heater out of the ...

Existing water heaters and those already on the market won’t be affected, and homeowners won’t need to replace their current units. “The law that governs DOE’s standards program does not ...

Scheduled to kick in 2029, the new rule bans 40% of new water-heater models, forcing consumers to pay another $450 for electric alternatives that won’t work if the power goes out. This follows ...