Trusted Plumbers Providing Hot Water Services

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Name: Boss Plumbing & Gas
Brand: Boss Plumbing & Gas
SKU: 674
Rating: 5 (44 reviews)

Whether that be converting an electric unit to gas hot water, or a continuous flow hot water system, we will make sure that you never run out of hot water ever again.

With years of experience in the plumbing industry, Boss Plumbing & Gas provides professional and friendly service to cover all your hot water requirements.

Reliable Plumbers Providing Hot Water Installation & Replacement in South Perth and the surrounding areas

Boss Plumbing & Gas offers quality hot water system supply and installation in South Perth and the surrounding areas. We fully qualified plumbers and are dedicated to getting the job done right the first time, every time.

If you need to replace your hot water heater and you are not sure which hot water make or model is right for your property, give us a call to schedule an appointment with our friendly team.

We are experts in hot water system installation & replacement and experienced with all common hot water brands such as Rheem, Rinnai, Dux, Bosch, Thermann, AquaMax, Vulcan and many more.

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Different types of hot water systems:

Gas & Electric Storage Hot Water Systems
A storage hot water system is designed to hold a useful quantity of hot water in a thermally insulated tank ready for immediate use. As hot water is used, cold water enters the storage tank to replace it. Reheating continues after the flow of hot water has ceased.

Instantaneous / Continuous Hot Water Systems
The instantaneous / continuous hot water systems are designed to heat water only at the time it is being used, rather than relying on any form of storage. Instantaneous / Continuous hot water systems are normally connected directly to mains water supply.

Heat Pump Hot Water Systems
A heat pump is a little like a reverse refrigerator. It transfers the heat in the air outside of the unit to the water stored inside the heater through a heat exchange system. In the case of heat pumps, “heat” is a relative term as they will still work in very cold conditions* – at least -10 degrees Celsius, so it will still be generating hot water for you during winter nights.