How To Get Hot Water Delivered Faster

You’ll not only enjoy having hot water available much sooner, but you’ll also save money on your water and gas heating bill (if your water heating source is fueled by gas) by installing a hot water recirculating pump in your home. Many Colorado Springs area homeowners want to know how to get hot water delivered faster, and Basset Heating & Air Conditioning has the solution to meet your needs and desire.

By installing a hot water recirculation pump that works with your home’s existing hot water heater, you’ll save water, money and time, all the while enjoying the benefits of faster delivery of the hot water to those far away faucets, tubs and showers. When your hot water faucets are turned off, the water remaining in the supply pipes will lose its heat and eventually turn cold. This is why, when you first open a hot water faucet, particularly those furthest away from the water heater, you will experience a stream of cold water (often a lengthy wait) before the water turns hot. This is because the faucet must draw the hot water from the water heater, which must first push out all of the water that is already in the supply piping (water which has turned lukewarm or cold).

A Watts hot water recirculating pump will deliver the hot water from your water heater much quicker, allowing you avoid the wait (sometimes a lengthy wait). If you’re handy with mechanical knowledge, you can install these pumps yourself. Or we can do it for you. The pumps work on an adjustable timer that will recirculate that cold water resting in the hot water supply pipes, back thru the water heater, so no water is wasted. They operate off of a standard 115V outlet. So if you’ve been wondering how to get hot water delivered faster, the answer is a Watts hot water recirculating pump.