Water Resource Management Solutions
Hybrid Water Heater: Great for a homeowner who is currently on propane, or has an 
older electric water heater.
- Reduce your water-heating bill by up to 80%.
- Utility rebate of $300 currently available.
- Prevent up to 4,000 lbs. of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere.
- Cut propane costs by up to $1,000/year for a family of four.
- Same footprint as traditional water heater.
Tankless Water Heater: Great for homes with less of a hot water demand, and have smaller space requirements.
- Reduce your water-heating bill by up to 40%.
- Reduce carbon emissions, equivalent to planting 33 Cypress trees.
- Small footprint.
- Lasts twice as long as traditional tank heaters.
- 12-year Replacement Warranty on heat exchanger.
Solar Water Heating: A solar water heater is a good option for a home without a solar PV system that has an electric or propane water heater that is 5 years old or older.
- Reduce your water-heating bill by up to 40%.
- Up to 40% PG&E rebate and a tax credit.
- Prevent up to 4,000 lbs. of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere.
- Systems that can last up to 25 years with little maintenance.
Water Recirculation Pump: A water recirculation pump circulates water back to the tank while the hot water tap is heating up, eliminating waste, and wait time.
- The energy use is less than operating a 25-w light bulb.
- Saves 11,461 gallons of water per year
- Saves 114,000 gallons of water over 10 years.
- Saves $1,600 in energy and water savings over 10-years.
- Comfort and convenience of hot water on demand.
WHAT DOES IT COST? The average water re-circulation pump costs about $1,200 for proper installation and quality equipment. Addition costs to consider are energy use. The average pump will use about 219kWh per year, costing around $48 (based on a .20¢/kWh rate). We can typically install a water re-circulation pump in one day. With an estimated $1,600 lifetime savings, the system pays for itself, and some.
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