MAX Plumbing
Two tankless water heaters installed side by side and manifolded together

Tankless

Tankless Water Heaters in Clemmons, NC

Tank. Tankless. Hot water, maxed out. Rinnai-trained installation, replacement, repair, and descaling for tankless systems, sized against real gas capacity and flow demand.

  • NC License #37600
  • Upfront pricing
  • 1-year warranty
  • Residential & Commercial

Tankless

Tank. Tankless. Hot water, maxed out.

A tankless water heater delivers continuous hot water, but only when it is sized, supplied, and vented correctly. Most disappointing tankless installations trace back to one of three things, a gas line too small to feed the burner at full fire, a unit undersized for the home’s peak flow rate, or untreated hard water quietly scaling the heat exchanger.

We evaluate all of it before quoting, available gas capacity and meter size, venting route and termination, water hardness, and the gallons-per-minute your household actually demands during a worst-case morning. If your gas supply needs upsizing to support the unit, we tell you that up front rather than discovering it after the equipment is on site.

We are Rinnai trained and service tankless systems from installation through long-term maintenance, including the annual flush and descale that protects both performance and the manufacturer warranty.

Brands

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Problems we solve

What this solves

If any of these sound familiar, you are in the right place.

  • Running out of hot water with a conventional tank
  • High simultaneous hot-water demand in the home
  • Tankless error codes and lockouts
  • Hot water that runs cold mid-shower
  • Mineral scaling reducing output over time
  • Poor performance from an improperly sized system
  • Aging or failing tankless equipment
  • Wanting to reclaim the floor space a tank occupies

Our standard

What you get with MAX

Clear diagnosis. Upfront price. Work built to last.

Detail

Rinnai trained

Factory training on the equipment we install, including the RXP and Sensei high-efficiency series.

Detail

Gas capacity verified first

We confirm the gas line and meter can actually feed the unit at full fire before anything is ordered.

Detail

Water quality accounted for

When hardness is actually present, it is hard on heat exchangers. We test first and recommend treatment only where the water calls for it.

Detail

Descaling on schedule

Annual flush and descale service keeps output up and keeps the manufacturer warranty valid.

Real work

Recent tankless water heaters work

Photos and clips from actual MAX Plumbing jobs.

Two tankless water heaters installed side by side and manifolded together
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Water Heater Installs

Twin tankless units manifolded for a high hot-water demand household.

Finished tankless water heater installation with symmetrical copper piping and shutoff valves
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Water Heater Installs

The kind of finish we aim for on every tankless install.

Rinnai Demand Duo water heater combining a tankless unit with a storage tank
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Water Heater Installs

Rinnai Demand Duo, tankless efficiency paired with high-capacity storage.

Wall-mounted tankless water heater installed with copper supply lines and isolation valves
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Water Heater Installs

Tankless install with service valves so future descaling does not require cutting pipe.

Technician performing a descaling service on a tankless water heater
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Water Heater Repair

Annual tankless flush and descale, what keeps output up and the warranty valid.

Two MAX Plumbing technicians at a completed tankless water heater installation
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Our Team

Wrapping up a tankless install.

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Service areas

Tankless Water Heaters across the Triad

We provide tankless water heaters throughout our service area. Pick your town for local details, or call 336-814-8844 and we will tell you straight away whether you are in range.

Two tankless water heaters installed side by side and manifolded together

Tankless

Tankless Water Heaters, on the job

Twin tankless units manifolded for a high hot-water demand household.

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FAQ

Tankless Water Heaters FAQs

Straight answers to what people ask us most about this service.

Does a tankless water heater really never run out of hot water?

It delivers hot water continuously, but at a limited flow rate. A correctly sized unit handles your household’s realistic peak demand; an undersized one will run cool when too many fixtures run at once. Sizing is the entire game.

How often does a tankless unit need descaling?

Roughly annually for most homes on relatively soft city water, and more often on wells or when a test shows hardness. If output has dropped or the unit is throwing scale-related codes, it is overdue.

Will I need a bigger gas line?

Frequently, yes. Tankless burners fire at far higher BTU input than a tank unit. We calculate the load and size the piping as part of the quote instead of treating it as a surprise change order.

How long do tankless water heaters last?

Commonly 20 years or more with proper maintenance, roughly double a conventional tank, which is a meaningful part of the cost comparison.

Request

Need tankless water heaters?

Send us the details and we will get back to you during business hours. If it is urgent, calling is always faster.

Upfront pricing approved before work begins

Licensed and insured. NC License #37600

1-year warranty on labor and materials we supply

No-interest financing available, subject to approval

Call

Your plumbing has reached its limit. Time to call MAX.

Hot water, water quality, drains, sewer lines, or everyday repairs. Clear answers and a solution built to last.

Monday to Friday: 6:30 AM to 8:30 PM / 24/7 call answering / NC Plumbing License #37600

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