Our water heater woes are - hopefully - over finally. I stayed home (sick, unfortunately) while Jacobi installed our new water heater. It cost $600 for this water heater. Jacobi cost an additional $235, the majority of it was 3 1/2 hours of labor. He commented that should we ever need another new water heater then it would be very helpful indeed if we extended the size of our water heater opening. Apparently it was pretty rough hooking it up inside our tiny little area for it. I think Greg only found a few options when looking for a 19" heater and even then he had to take off the door and trim in order to get the old one out and the new one in. Then it fills up the entire opening so that there's only about six or so inches between it and the top of the door frame to work with getting all of the stuff hooked up on top of it.
We have learned through this experience how much our heating and air unit pumps into it. Everyday that our heat ran quite a bit (read it was cold that day), we had plenty of hot water for our showers the next morning even though the hot water heater was off. Unfortunately, yesterday was a pretty nice day and Greg's shower this morning wasn't so warm!
Greg got home from work and promptly hung up a new smoke detector inside the closet!!
We have learned through this experience how much our heating and air unit pumps into it. Everyday that our heat ran quite a bit (read it was cold that day), we had plenty of hot water for our showers the next morning even though the hot water heater was off. Unfortunately, yesterday was a pretty nice day and Greg's shower this morning wasn't so warm!
Greg got home from work and promptly hung up a new smoke detector inside the closet!!
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