Water Heaters — Tank & Tankless
Nobody thinks about their water heater until the shower goes cold. Heating & Cooling Two installs, repairs, and maintains tank and tankless water heaters across the Twin Cities metro — including 24/7 emergency response when yours quits. Family-owned since 1980, licensed professionals. Call 763-210-4646.
Family-owned since 1980
Three generations of Twin Cities neighbors keeping homes and businesses comfortable.
NATE-certified technicians
Factory-trained, background-checked techs who explain the work before they start.
Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer
Top-tier equipment, factory warranties and rebates you can only get from an authorized dealer.
Choosing
Tank or tankless?
A conventional tank heater costs less up front and is a straightforward swap. A tankless unit costs more to install but delivers endless hot water, takes up a fraction of the space, and typically lasts significantly longer. Which one wins depends on your household's hot water habits, your gas line, and your venting — so we evaluate what you have, explain the cost-effective options, and let you pick. No upselling.
Warning signs
Signs your water heater is on its way out
- Water not as hot as it used to be, or runs out fast
- Rusty or discolored hot water
- Rumbling or popping sounds from the tank
- Moisture or pooling around the base
- It's past 10 years old — the typical tank lifespan
- Pilot light won't stay lit
Flushes keep tanks alive
Water heater flushes are also an add-on to our maintenance plan visits — sediment buildup is the quiet killer of tank water heaters in our hard-water metro.
FAQ
Water heater questions, answered
Do you offer emergency water heater service?
Yes — 24/7. A failed water heater can't wait, especially when it's leaking.
How long does a water heater last?
Tank units typically last around 10 years; tankless units significantly longer with regular maintenance.
Is tankless worth the extra cost?
For households that run out of hot water, or want space back, often yes. We'll walk through your usage and give you honest numbers both ways.
Do you handle new construction?
Yes — water heaters for new construction and remodels are part of our regular work.
Ready when you are.
Free estimates, straight answers and 24/7 emergency service across the Twin Cities.