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    Plumber Needed for Water Heater Replacement

    The new laws going into effect in April are a problem for us. The hot water closet is not large enough to hold one of the new mandatory high efficiency hot water heaters.

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    http://radiantplumbing.com/new-water-heater-regulations-2015/


    Since ours is nine years old anyway, it's time to perform a replacement. Any plumbers in the Fort Worth area? Thanks.
    When the government pays, the government controls.
    Tags: svo can do for $172
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    pics of the closet? i am a plumber but I dont have insurance and really dont like doing side work for friends, just in case shit. cause you never know. but PM me. I have a good friend who was a year behind me in our apprenticeship progfram. he did it the right way and branched off and started his own business.

    I will say, depending what you really want to do, and I ask because you mention space requirements. Depending how long you plan to live there, you may want to look at a tankless/GAS system, if you can. It'd be around $3000.

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    • #3
      Did mine a couple weeks ago myself and it was super easy then again it wasnt in the house.

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        also to note. just use shark-bite fittings from home-depot.

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        • #5
          Easy. Do it yourself.
          2015 F250 Platinum

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            Im using a new GE Geospring water heater and I like it. I dont think its much bigger than a normal 50 gallon heater and its much more efficient. It was $900 but I got $100 or so back via energy rebate locally and I believe some on my taxes.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Tremor14 View Post
              pics of the closet? i am a plumber but I dont have insurance and really dont like doing side work for friends, just in case shit. cause you never know. but PM me. I have a good friend who was a year behind me in our apprenticeship progfram. he did it the right way and branched off and started his own business.

              I will say, depending what you really want to do, and I ask because you mention space requirements. Depending how long you plan to live there, you may want to look at a tankless/GAS system, if you can. It'd be around $3000.
              No interest in tankless. I researched those a while back and see that they seem to cause a lot of problems, like inconsistent heat output, or not enough hot water volume for all the demands in a house. We won't live here forever, so the long run savings won't cover the high installation cost.

              I just want an exact replacement for what's here, before April 15 How do I contact your buddy?
              When the government pays, the government controls.

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              • #8
                I can do it. $150 plus materials

                lmk. 817-983-1684 scott
                One day at a time.

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