Reliable Hot Water Starts with Baker

Natural gas water heaters heat quickly and cost less to operate in homes with existing gas lines. They’re ideal for high-demand households and are compatible with tankless and tank water heaters.

Pros:
– Fast heating and recovery times
– Lower operating costs in gas-equipped homes
– Ideal for high-demand households

Cons:
– Requires gas line access
– Slightly higher upfront installation costs

Electric water heaters are easy to install and quiet to run. They’re a great fit for homes without gas access and pair well with solar. Recommended systems are tank and heat pump heaters.

Pros:
– Easy installation—no gas line needed
– Lower upfront cost
– Safe and quiet operation

Cons:
– Higher long-term energy costs (unless paired with solar)
– Slower recovery time compared to gas

Hybrid water heaters use ambient air to heat water, offering up to 4x the efficiency of standard electric models. They’re perfect for eco-conscious homes and are available in tank and heat pump heaters.

Pros:
– Up to 4x more efficient than standard electric
– ENERGY STAR® certified
– Ideal for warm climates like San Diego

Cons:
– Higher upfront cost
– Noise.
– Requires space and ventilation