Tankless Water Heaters in Pike & Wayne County, PA
Hot Water
High-efficiency tankless water heaters from Navien and Laars — professionally installed and serviced by your local Culligan team.
A tankless water heater heats water on demand, so you get a continuous supply of hot water with no storage tank to refill and no standby heat loss. Wall-mounted and compact, they free up floor space, reduce energy costs, and dramatically lower the risk of leaks or flooding compared with traditional tank heaters. We install, service, and warranty Navien and Laars condensing tankless systems throughout Pike and Wayne County, PA.
Tankless Water Heaters We Install
We carry two proven, high-efficiency condensing tankless lines. Both are installed by licensed Culligan technicians and backed by annual preventive maintenance.
Navien NPE-A2 Tankless Water Heater
Our most popular residential tankless. High-efficiency condensing technology, built-in recirculation pump and buffer tank for fast, consistent hot water, dual stainless steel heat exchangers for long life, and the intuitive EZNav control panel for simple setup and diagnostics. Available in multiple input capacities to match any home. Pricing provided after free in-home assessment.
- High-efficiency condensing technology lowers operating cost
- Built-in recirculation pump and buffer tank — fast hot water at the tap
- Dual stainless steel heat exchangers for durable, long-lasting performance
- EZNav control panel simplifies installation, setup, and troubleshooting
- Multiple input capacities sized to your home's demand
- Annual preventive maintenance available from certified Culligan techs
Laars LT Series Tankless Water Heater
A premium condensing tankless with a 0.96 Uniform Energy Factor (UEF), built-in recirculation, and a unique oval-pipe stainless heat exchanger engineered for long life and easy service. Available in natural gas or propane with flexible venting options — well-suited to rural Pike and Wayne County homes. Pricing provided after free in-home assessment.
- High-efficiency condensing technology with UEF up to 0.96
- Built-in recirculation pump and buffer tank for consistent delivery
- Stainless steel oval-pipe heat exchanger for durability and serviceability
- Natural gas or propane with multiple venting options
- Built-in gas leak detector for added safety
- Multiple input capacities to match whole-home demand
Efficient Hot Water That Saves Space, Energy, and Money
Tankless water heaters provide a continuous supply of hot water, so you never have to ration showers, laundry, or dishes. Compact wall-mounted designs free up valuable floor space, and condensing heat exchangers extract more energy from every BTU of fuel — meaning lower bills month after month.
How a Tankless Water Heater Works
Unlike traditional tanks that store 40–80 gallons of water and reheat it 24/7, tankless models heat water only when you turn on a tap. Cold water enters the unit, passes over a high-efficiency heat exchanger powered by gas, and exits at your set temperature within seconds. No standby heat loss, no waiting for the tank to recover, and no risk of a 50-gallon flood when an old tank fails.
A Tankless Water Heater Gives You
- A continuous supply of hot water — no more cold-shower surprises
- Lower energy bills from eliminated standby losses
- Reduced wait time for hot water with built-in recirculation
- Much less risk of leaks or catastrophic flooding versus a tank
- Up to 20+ years of service life (roughly double a typical tank)
- Compact wall-mounted footprint that reclaims floor space
Why Soften First
Hard water — common across Pike and Wayne County wells at 10–25 grains per gallon — cuts water-heater life by 30–50% and forces tankless units into more frequent descaling. Pairing a Culligan softener with your new tankless is the single best way to protect the heat exchanger, maintain efficiency, and keep your manufacturer warranty intact.
Installed and Serviced Locally
Tankless installation involves gas, electrical, venting, and plumbing work that must meet local code. Every Navien and Laars system we sell is installed by a licensed Culligan professional and supported by our local service team — so your warranty stays valid and your hot water keeps flowing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a tankless water heater?
Instead of storing hot water in a tank, a tankless water heater heats water only when you need it. This on-demand heating gives you a continuous supply of hot water without the wait or the standby energy loss of a traditional storage tank.
How does a tankless water heater save energy?
High-efficiency condensing technology heats water precisely when it's needed, eliminating the standby heat loss of a tank that reheats 24/7. That typically translates to noticeably lower gas bills than a comparable tank heater.
Will I ever run out of hot water with a tankless water heater?
Under typical household use, no. Tankless water heaters provide hot water continuously as it flows through the unit, so you won't have to ration during showers, laundry, or dishwashing. The unit's maximum flow rate does limit how much hot water it can deliver at once, so larger homes or households running many fixtures simultaneously may need a properly sized model — or in some cases two units installed in parallel.
How much space does a tankless water heater save?
Tankless units are wall-mounted and roughly the size of a small carry-on suitcase. Compared with a 50- or 80-gallon tank sitting on the floor, you reclaim a meaningful amount of usable space in your utility room, basement, or closet.
Do tankless water heaters require maintenance?
Yes. Annual descaling, filter cleaning, and a system inspection keep the heat exchanger efficient and extend the unit's life. Our local Culligan technicians offer a yearly preventive maintenance service that catches small issues before they become repairs — and softening your incoming water dramatically reduces how often descaling is needed.
Is professional installation required?
Yes. Tankless installation involves gas, electrical, venting, and plumbing work that must meet local code, and both Navien and Laars require licensed professional installation to keep the warranty valid. Our team handles permitting, installation, and start-up so the system is set up correctly and your warranty is fully protected.
Should I add a water softener at the same time?
We strongly recommend it on well water. Hard water mineral buildup is the number-one killer of tankless heat exchangers. Installing a softener upstream of a new tankless protects your investment, maintains rated efficiency, and is typically required to keep some manufacturer warranties in force.