Eden Prairie & the West Metro
Tankless Water Heater Service
Tiger installs, replaces, repairs, and maintains tankless water heaters for homes and small-to-medium commercial properties. Service starts with the installed equipment, property, and real hot-water demand.
- Residential tankless water heaters
- Small-to-medium commercial applications
- Installation, replacement, repair, and maintenance
Four tankless service paths
New equipment and the unit already working.
Choose the stage that matches the property today. Tiger can help plan a new system or service existing tankless equipment.
- Installation
Plan around the property and demand.
A new tankless installation should account for the existing plumbing, available utilities and space, hot-water use, and whether the property is a home or small-to-medium commercial space.
- Replacement
Update equipment with current needs in view.
Replacement is an opportunity to reconsider the installed unit, current demand, service access, connections, and how the property uses hot water today.
- Repair
Focus on the installed unit and the change.
Changes in temperature, flow, controls, noise, or operation can begin with service focused on the tankless unit and its existing setup.
- Maintenance
Care for equipment before a disruption.
Equipment-appropriate maintenance can address serviceable components, connections, operating condition, and upkeep specified for the installed system.
Homes and commercial properties
One service category, two operating contexts.
A home's tankless system is usually organized around household use. A small or mid-sized commercial application may need to account for operating hours, fixture use, demand patterns, service access, and the effect of downtime on the business.
When the equipment type is uncertain or the need is a broader water-heater decision, begin with Water Heater Service. If the equipment is known to be tankless, start with Tiger's tankless service.
Helpful when you call
Bring the property and equipment into focus.
A few practical details help distinguish a repair or maintenance visit from an installation or replacement conversation.
- Whether the property is a home or a small-to-medium commercial space
- Whether tankless equipment is already installed and where it is located
- The normal hot-water demand and what has changed, if anything
- Whether water is escaping from the unit or nearby connections
If water is escaping
Stop use and keep the response simple.
A wet equipment area can involve slip and electrical hazards. Protect people first and leave equipment work for the service visit.
- Stop using hot water if continued use is adding water to the area.
- Keep clear of wet electrical equipment, outlets, wiring, and panels.
- Use an accessible water shutoff only if the area is dry, you already know the correct control, and it turns without force.
Do not open the unit, repeatedly reset it, or disconnect a wet appliance. Tell Tiger what is happening and whether the area is currently dry.
A property-specific service path
Equipment. Demand. Next step.
Identify the system
Start with the property type, installed equipment, and whether the call is for a new system or an existing unit.
Understand hot-water use
Household routines or commercial operating needs help frame capacity, service timing, and equipment-fit questions.
Choose the service path
Move toward installation, replacement, repair, or maintenance based on the equipment and conditions found at the property.
Tankless water-heater service
Tell Tiger what the property needs from hot water.
Share the property type, current equipment, and whether the need is a new installation, replacement, repair, or maintenance.