When choosing a water heater, consider these key factors:

• Capacities: Water heaters come in various tank sizes, typically ranging from 30 to 80 gallons. Larger households may need 50+ gallons, while smaller homes or apartments may only require 30–40 gallons. Tankless options provide hot water on demand without a storage tank.
  
  

• Fuels: Common fuel types include natural gas, propane, electric, and hybrid heat pump models. Gas units heat water faster, while electric models are often easier to install and maintain.
  
  

• Venting: Proper venting is crucial for gas water heaters. Options include atmospheric venting, power venting, and direct venting, depending on your home's layout and safety needs.
  
  

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Tub & Shower Replacement – Know Your Options

Upgrading your tub or shower? Here’s a quick guide to the most popular types:

• Alcove Tubs & Showers: Ideal for standard bathrooms, these fit between three walls and are great for space-saving, combo setups.
  
  

• Freestanding Tubs: Stylish and versatile, these tubs make a bold statement and work well in larger bathrooms.
  
  

• Walk-In Showers: Perfect for modern looks and accessibility, with options like tile walls, glass doors, and built-in seating.
  
  

• Shower-Tub Combos: A practical, all-in-one solution—great for families needing both bathing and showering options.