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If your hot water system is faulty, leaking, or you simply don’t have any hot water. For reliable same day service – same day hot water, call Murphy Plumbing and Gas. We guarantee prompt diagnosis and repair of all faults where possible.
Whether it’s electric, gas or solar, there are many reasons why it’s important to undertake regular servicing of all hot water systems:
+ Ensures ongoing efficient performance – saving you on operating costs!
+ Identification of any parts that require replacing – Did you know that replacing the sacrificial anode in a hot water cylinder (recommended every 5 years) can prolong the life of your system, giving you up to double the life span!
+ Helps avoid unnecessary premature replacement of your system + Gives you peace of mind knowing that you’re avoiding unnecessary costs
Electric, Gas or Solar
Which hot water system is right for your family?
Electric
Inexpensive to buy, these systems are among the most popular choice and can be connected to a range of electricity tariffs dependent on demand.
Natural Gas & LPG
Natural Gas & LPG – Natural gas is cost effective and environmentally friendly, if you have the connection for it. If you don’t have a connection to metered natural gas, there’s an option for bottled LPG gas. Unlike electricity, gas rates don’t vary throughout the day, making this a cheaper option over electricity. Though environmentally friendly, LPG has a significantly higher running cost than NG.
Solar
Using the sun to heat water, these systems are the most environmentally friendly, but also the most expensive to buy (though government rebates and other incentives can help offset this cost). However, the right system will pay for itself over time, with very low running costs. Bear in mind that costs will increase on overcast days, when you’ll need to boost your hot water supply by alternate means, such as electricity or gas.