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Overview
- In-home estimates & we will quote over the phone
- Manufacturer warranty + 1-year labor warranty, or free repairs for life on select Water Heaters
- Installation price: Starting at $2,349 or as low as $29.99/month
- Average time to complete: 2-3 hours

Cost of a Tank Water Heater Installation in Atlanta
- Low: $2,199
- Average: $2,500
- High: $3,999+
*Heat pump water heaters may be eligible for up to $1,750 in tax rebates
What's Included:
- Multiple system options
- New, high-efficiency tank water heater
- 1-year labor warranty
- Manufacturer warranty
- Flexible financing

High-Efficiency
Tankless Water Heaters
Get a Tankless Water Heater installed today for as low as $59.99/mo.
Going tankless vs a traditional tank water heater means never running out of hot water again, and the energy efficiency saves you money on your utilities. Rinnai's tankless water heater is the #1 selling tankless water heater in the Nation. You no longer have to spend thousands to upgrade to tankless. We have an unbeatable offer for every situation. Pay as you go! Explore Reliable Heating & Air's Comfort as a Service program.
Zero upfront charges
NO CREDIT CHECK REQUIRED
Includes Lifetime Repairs NO Charge Ever
$59.99/mo. Installed!
*Same-day installation typically available

Want Instant
Hot Water?
A recirculating pump will push the cold water in your pipes back to the water heater, saving water and making sure you have hot water as soon as you turn on the tap.

Signs You Need
A New Water Heater
If you're starting to see the signs below, it's time to think about replacing your water heater.
Your unit is 10–20 years old.
Most tank-style water heaters won't live past 20 years. If you're not taking good care of your water heater by getting annual flushes and replacing the anode rod every 4-5 years, you might need to replace your system even sooner.
You keep running out of hot water.
This means your water heater is either too small or on its way out. Either way, it can't keep up with how much hot water your home needs.
Your water bills have increased.
This could be a sign that your water heater is getting older and losing efficiency. Less efficiency means higher water bills.
You see rust-colored water.
Brown or rusty water is a sign that something (your water heater or pipes) is corroding. If it's your water heater, a repair isn't an option. You'll need to replace it.
The tank itself has a leak.
Once the tank body has sprung a leak and water starts filling the pan below the unit, that's the end of your water heater. You'll need a new one right away.