If you want to cancel your rental agreement with Enercare or Reliance, you should start by contacting them to find out how much time is left on the agreement. The agreement is typically either 10 or 15 years, and once you know the remaining terms, they can provide you with the buyout amount. If the agreement has already passed its term, you won't be charged a termination penalty. It's important to request a copy of the agreement and a breakdown from them. After settling with the lender, you can ask them to come and remove the tank for an additional fee, or 4Most Energy can disconnect it for you and prepare it for return to avoid paying disconnection fees.

Renting a water heater can be a costly long-term commitment. If you want to terminate the agreement early, it can end up costing you a lot. Over 15 years, the total amount you pay can be nearly five times the actual value of the equipment. It's important to note that you still need to maintain the water heater, and the rental agreement usually does not cover the maintenance fee unless you add it to the agreement for an extra cost. If the unit breaks down before the term, the lender will provide you with a new unit, but they will also renew the 15-year agreement, and the payments will gradually increase.

Additionally, the lender may place a lien on your property for the rental unit, which can create serious issues when you want to sell your house. The new owner may not want to take over the agreement, and you'll have to buy out the unit with hefty penalties.

Water heaters are durable and have a long lifespan, so it's better to own a tankless water heater. If you're unable to pay upfront, consider taking advantage of short-term financing options. We at 4Most Energy are experts in water heaters and boilers. We always offer the best purchase prices and financing options. Additionally, we provide maintenance and protection plans to ensure you never run out of hot water. You are never committed to a long-term agreement with us.

Tankless systems save energy, reduce monthly bills, offer endless hot water, take up less space, and typically last twice as long as traditional water heaters.

Residential tankless water heaters are sized based on hot water usage, measured in gallons per minute. If you have two or more showers, it's important to choose a unit that provides 9 GPM or more. In short, the bigger the unit, the greater the water flow.

Rinnai is known for its high quality and low maintenance, while Navien is recognized for its good warranty and availability of parts. However, the most crucial aspect is the installation process. Even the most durable units can easily malfunction due to improper sizing, venting, and gas piping. Furthermore, unprofessional installation may lead to serious issues such as water damage, gas leaks, water flow problems, and plumbing issues.

At 4Most Energy, we have over ten years of experience in installing Rinnai and Navien systems. Our technicians are capable of troubleshooting Rinnai and Navien system even over the phone, and we keep most parts in stock. We are committed to using high-quality materials and strictly adhering to industry codes and standards.