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What's usually the first thing you need when you're cooking in your kitchen - I bet it's hot water. You might want to consider a bit of a plumbing upgrade in the designs of your kitchen renovation project.
If your home already has a traditional or even a tankless water heater, your kitchen is more than likely far away from it. Distance is what causes problems for any water heater so it might be a good idea to install a tankless heater that can run your kitchen sink, dishwasher (and maybe a nearby bathroom or clothes washer.) This could help you get hot water much faster when you need it.
It's important to consider several factors when adding a tankless water heater for your kitchen:
- When selecting a unit, consider how much water flow you'll need for the room. A qualified plumber should be able to let you know what your needs are for the sink, dishwasher, and everything else in use in the kitchen.
- Consider location for the unit - a tankless water heater needs proper venting and, to avoid long distances (which is your advantage), needs to be close to the kitchen.
- Have your plumber inspect your gas lines and meter to make sure it can support a tankless water heater.
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