
Lowboy water heaters hold 30–50 gallons, stand 30–49 inches tall, and measure 20–26 inches in diameter. They fit under low ceilings or in crawlspaces.
Mid-size (or short/compact) models also hold 30–50 gallons but are 46–52 inches tall with an 18–22 inch diameter. They work well in closets or under counters.
Tall units range from 30–50 gallons, reach 50–76 inches in height, and have an 18–24 inch diameter. They suit standard basements or utility rooms for larger families.

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Electric tankless water heaters deliver endless hot water on demand, save 20–30% on energy by heating only when needed, and last 10+ years with minimal maintenance. Compact wall-mount design frees up floor space, and they pay back fast in high-use homes with rising electric rates. No tank = no standby loss, no leaks, no waiting.

Non-Condensing Gas Tankless (0.80–0.85 UEF): Single heat exchanger, 300–400°F exhaust, requires Category III stainless steel vent , 40–60K BTU/h recovery. Best for outdoor (mild climates) or indoor with short vent runs; higher gas use, and no condensate.
Condensing Gas Tankless (0.90–0.98 UEF): Dual exchangers capture exhaust heat, 100–170°F exhaust, uses PVC/CPVC venting , 80–199K BTU/h. Needs neutralizer + drain for acidic condensate. Ideal indoor or outdoor (colder regions); cuts bills 20–40%, qualifies for rebates.

Solar water heaters capture free sunlight to heat household water without gas or electric resistance. A solar collector (flat panel or evacuated tubes) on the roof absorbs solar radiation, heating a fluid (water or antifreeze). This hot fluid circulates—via passive thermosiphon (natural convection) or active pump—to a heat exchanger inside an insulated storage tank, transferring heat to potable water. The cooled fluid returns to the collector to repeat the cycle. Backup electric or gas elements kick in during cloudy days. Systems deliver 50–80% of annual hot water needs, cut bills $100–$400/year, and last 12+ years.
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