Hot water, handled — tank or tankless.

A straightforward like-for-like tank swap is typically done in a few hours. Tankless conversions take longer because of the plumbing reroute and the electrical coordination — we'll give you the timeline with your quote, before work starts.

Tankless gives you endless hot water and frees up floor space, but the unit and install cost more, and electric models need significant electrical capacity. A tank is cheaper up front and simpler. We'll look at your home's demand, panel capacity, and budget and tell you straight which one actually makes sense — we install both, so we have no reason to push either.

Yes — in Florida, water heater replacement requires a plumbing permit and inspection. It protects you: the inspection verifies the temperature/pressure relief valve, pan, and connections are safe. We handle the permit as part of every install.

Yes. We install owner-supplied units regularly. We warranty our installation workmanship; the unit itself carries the manufacturer's warranty. If the unit is wrong for your application — undersized, or needing electrical work the store didn't mention — we'll flag it before any work starts.

It depends on tank vs. tankless, capacity, and what your current setup needs to come up to code. What we promise: a firm lump-sum price before work starts, in writing — not an estimate that grows.