Tank, tankless, and heat pump water heaters installed by licensed Coastal Georgia HVAC techs. Free in-home estimate, fixed up-front pricing, and same-week scheduling on most installs.
A few clear signs it's time for a new unit instead of another repair.
A traditional tank water heater lasts 8–12 years in Coastal Georgia. Past 10, sediment, anode wear, and tank corrosion start stacking up.
Discoloration that only shows up on the hot side usually means the tank's interior or anode rod has corroded — a leak is coming.
If your morning shower runs cold faster than it used to, the dip tube, heating element, or capacity has degraded — common after a decade.
A new ENERGY STAR® hybrid or tankless unit can cut water-heating electricity by 50–60% versus a 12-year-old tank.
We help you pick the right system for your home, not the most expensive one.
Classic storage tank — gas or electric. Lowest install cost, simple to service, and plenty for most 2–4 bedroom Savannah homes.
Best for: budget-conscious replacements where the existing layout is already a tank.
Heats water as you use it — endless hot showers, smaller footprint, and a 20+ year lifespan. Popular upgrade in Savannah's older Historic-District homes where attic space is tight.
Best for: families that run out of hot water, vacation rentals, and remodels.
Pulls heat from the surrounding air to warm water — 3–4× more efficient than a standard electric tank. ENERGY STAR® rebates often apply.
Best for: garage or basement installs in Coastal Georgia's warm climate.
Honest, line-itemed pricing — we'll quote your exact home before any work starts.
| Type & size | Typical installed price * | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|
| 40 gal electric tank | $1,400 – $2,200 | 8–12 years |
| 50 gal gas tank | $1,800 – $2,800 | 10–13 years |
| Tankless (gas) | $3,200 – $5,500 | 20+ years |
| Heat pump (hybrid) | $2,800 – $4,500 | 12–15 years |
* Installed prices include the unit, permits where required, code-compliant venting and connections, haul-off of the old unit, and our 1-year labor warranty. Federal and Georgia rebates can lower the heat pump and tankless prices materially — ask us about current programs when you call.
Georgia state-licensed HVAC contractor. Every install is permitted and inspected to code.
You see the install price before we start. No hourly surprises, no fees added at checkout.
Family-owned, Coastal Georgia–based. We live here too, and we pick up the phone.
On top of every manufacturer warranty. If something fails on our install, we make it right.
Real answers to what Coastal Georgia homeowners ask us most.
Installed pricing in Savannah typically runs $1,400–$2,200 for a 40-gallon electric tank, $1,800–$2,800 for a 50-gallon gas tank, $3,200–$5,500 for a tankless system, and $2,800–$4,500 for a hybrid heat pump unit. Final price depends on venting, electrical, and any code upgrades. We give you a fixed quote before we start.
Most tank-to-tank replacements in Savannah take 3–5 hours including draining the old unit, haul-off, and start-up. Tankless conversions take a full day because they typically need new gas lines, vent terminations, and a dedicated electrical or condensate run.
For families that run out of hot water or are remodeling and want to reclaim closet space, tankless is the right call. They cost more up front but last 20+ years and cut standby energy losses. For a budget swap of an aging tank in the same location, a high-efficiency tank is usually the better value.
Yes. We diagnose and repair tank, tankless, and heat pump water heaters across Savannah and Coastal Georgia. If a repair is the right call, we'll tell you — and we'll only recommend replacement when the math actually favors it.
Yes — haul-off and disposal of your old unit is included in every install we do. You'll never see a fee for it on the final invoice.
Often yes. If your current heater has failed and you call us before noon, we can usually get a new unit installed the same day for standard tank replacements. Tankless and heat pump installs typically take 1–3 days from quote to install because of permitting.
Talk to a Coastal Georgia HVAC tech, get an honest answer, and book your visit.