I need a new water heater, I don’t feel like giving myself a headache to save bucks. What is a good deal for a hot water heater. I will probably install myself to save 0 unless I get some help. What is the payoff on a tankless water heater, i.e., the difference in price versus the savings on a yearly basis (or a similar ratio). I’d like somthing durable; it seems like I’m always replacing water heaters every time I move.
Lowe’s is closer, but I will drive to Home Depot if I think it is worth the trip.

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My old water heater broke down yesterday and I called Home Depot to replace it. The contractor came with the new water heater and before he installed anything.. said that my current water heater setup was not up to code. I assume this is some sort of building code / requirement. I wasn’t too sure if it’s even possible for him to charge additional fees which was not mentioned to me over the phone by Home Depot. The problem is, if I didn’t let him do the work, I’ll be without hot water for the next 3 days. ( I also have a baby at home, so not having hot water is IMPOSSIBLE). The additional charge came out to 1.00 + the cost of the water heater. The contractor said, the 1.00 is for labor / parts so that the new water heater is up to California code, includes a permit for the local building inspector to come and sign off if work was done correctly.

My question is… Does the new installation have to meet the new California building code?

My old water heater was install in1979

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