Your water heater is a major component of your home comfort system. It also makes up a significant portion of your monthly energy bills. Adding insulation to your existing equipment or upgrading to a new high-efficiency water heater can have a big impact on your utility costs.

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One way to significantly cut your water heater's energy consumption is to upgrade to a high-efficiency unit. However, if your water heater is still in good shape and you want to hang on to it, there are some budget-friendly ways to help control its associated energy costs.

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Water heaters are often taken for granted ... until they stop working. Draining a water heater is an important step that contributes to ensuring that your system has a long and efficient life.

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Tankless water heaters are also known as on-demand or instantaneous water heaters. Unlike standard heaters, a tankless heater doesn't store hot water in anticipation of your needs. Instead, it heats water on demand, piping water through the unit and on to your shower, dishwasher or other appliance. It heats the amount needed, when it's needed.

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