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Tankless or "on-demand" water heaters are ideal for their efficiency, space savings, and overall long-term value, whereas conventional tank heaters are usually less expensive up front and simpler to install. Other considerations for a tankless vs. conventional heater: Endless Hot Water Tankless heaters heat water as it’s needed, so you don’t run out during long showers or back-to-back use. Traditional tanks can empty and need time to reheat. Energy Efficiency & Lower Bills T

Underground piping is necessary to transport potable water, wastewater, and stormwater. It's designed to resist and withstand soil pressure, moisture, and temperature changes, and can last for decades with minimal maintenance. Derek using a Ridgid ProPress to press the fitting, making a permanent leak-proof connection. It’s fast, flameless and more reliable.

Pipefitting and fixtures are the two core parts of a plumbing system. Together, they control how water is delivered, used, and removed safely in a building. Pipefitting  refers to installing and connecting the pipes that carry water, gas, and waste. Fixtures  are the visible end-use devices that allow people to access water or dispose of waste. When properly installed, pipes deliver water to fixtures, allowing the use and control of the water. Pipes are also essential in remo