Lowe’s has 50 gallon for less than $500. As others have said, if they are both the same age and located together, it might be worth replacing both while you’re at it.
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Most likely $2k+ from any large plumbing company. Depends on what’s needed for code upgrades, but 50 gallon tanks in an attic typically come with extra charges on install.
If you go the DIY route, and the old tank is full of mineral, you will find out quickly why the price is so high for install.
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My tankless sat exposed on the outside of my house. It busted during the freeze a few months ago. No idea on cost...one of the perks of renting I guess. I did look at the cost online for the same model, and they were $2K-$3k. A plumber worked on it first, couldn’t finish the job, so an electrician came to complete the install. Had an extension cord running out of it as a bandaid for a month.
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Originally posted by sailor View PostI'm asking for info..... Cause, I don't understand..........
I've never had one.............
But, can somebody explain the logic, of putting a hot water
tank in the attic..... I don't get it.........
Don't mean to hijack op..............
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Just replaced one of my 50 gallon water heater 2 weeks ago with a 75 gallon plastic rheem. I paid 1400.00 for the water heater and installed myself was very easy. The hardest part was getting the old one out it weighed at least 200lb, and I have a big stairway that goes up into attic. Probably will have to replace other water heater soon also it’s 15 years old.
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