Save $75 on a Bradford White

We can install a top of the line Bradford White Water Heater’s for a very competitive price. Mention this ad and you will receive a $75 discount on your water heater installation. For years now they have made the best Water Heater on the market. That’s why we a comfortable offering an industry leading guarantee if ever your tank should fail. The last thing you want, is to pay for the install twice because of a faulty tank. If you are experiencing troubles with your water heater give us a call and we can troubleshoot your problem. KC Plumber Pro is licensed as a Plumbing contractor and is experienced in all phases of residential plumbing. We can inspect your current plumbing system to ensure everything is up to current code. We can also make recommendations including PRV and expansion tank installation along with your new Water Heater.

Choose a Professional

Having your water heater installed by a licensed professional is the best way to protect your biggest investment. We are certified in Johnson County in plumbing and gas. We use only the best materials and equipment to ensure that our work is top notch. It’s nice to know that the person installing your tank is also capable of making any necessary repairs that could arise during the install.

Complete Guarantee

Not only do you have a guaranteed water heater you have a guarantee on the labor. If we can’t service your unit immediately, Bradford White has a local service rep on call for repairs. A discount water heater may be difficult to service and slow while waiting on parts. This is why it is better to purchase your water heater from a plumbing supply house instead of Home Depot or Lowes.

Tankless vs Standard

A very few percentage of the water heaters that we install are tankless units. The savings for a tankless unit is about 22% below the cost of a standard water heater. However, due to the high initial cost of the tankless water heater it would take just over 20 years for the unit to pay for itself at the current energy costs. The expected lifespan of an average tankless unit is 20 years.