Water Heater Brands We Service — Tank & Tankless
BC Wide Heating & Air Conditioning installs, repairs and services every major water heaters brand across Greater Vancouver. Our TSBC-licensed gas fitters and Red Seal technicians work on all of the manufacturers below — and stock common parts so most repairs are done in a single visit. Choose your brand to see brand-specific water heaters service for your home.
We service both tank and tankless water heaters — gas and electric — from every brand listed here.
Water Heaters brands we service
Bradford White
Installation, repair & service
View Bradford White →Rheem
Installation, repair & service
View Rheem →A. O. Smith
Installation, repair & service
View A. O. Smith →John Wood
Installation, repair & service
View John Wood →GSW
Installation, repair & service
View GSW →Giant
Installation, repair & service
View Giant →Ruud
Installation, repair & service
View Ruud →State
Installation, repair & service
View State →Reliance
Installation, repair & service
View Reliance →Navien
Installation, repair & service
View Navien →Rinnai
Installation, repair & service
View Rinnai →Noritz
Installation, repair & service
View Noritz →Takagi
Installation, repair & service
View Takagi →Stiebel Eltron
Installation, repair & service
View Stiebel Eltron →Eccotemp
Installation, repair & service
View Eccotemp →Water Heaters services
Why homeowners choose BC Wide for water heaters
TSBC gas licence LGA90068, Red Seal techs, WorkSafeBC.
Factory-correct parts and procedures for each manufacturer.
Evenings to 10pm, plus Saturday & Sunday service.
Free written quotes; rebate help where eligible.
Water Heaters service across Greater Vancouver
We install and repair water heaters throughout the Lower Mainland — choose your city:
Water Heaters FAQs
How long does a hot water tank last?
A standard gas or electric storage tank lasts 8–12 years. A high-quality tank with annual anode rod inspection can reach 15 years. Tankless water heaters typically last 18–22 years when descaled annually in Metro Vancouver's moderately hard water.
Should I switch to a tankless water heater?
Tankless makes sense if you have high demand (large family, multiple bathrooms running at once), want to free up floor space, or value endless hot water. Upfront cost is higher ($3,500–$6,000 installed vs $1,800–$3,200 for a tank) but operating cost is 25–40% lower for gas tankless.
My hot water tank is leaking — is it an emergency?
If the leak is from the tank body itself (not a valve or fitting), the tank is at end of life and needs replacement, usually within 24–48 hours before it floods. Shut off the water supply and gas/electric to the tank and call us.
What brands of water heaters do you install?
We install and service Bradford White, Rheem, AO Smith, John Wood, Giant, GSW for storage tanks; and Navien, Rinnai, Noritz, Bosch and Rheem for tankless units.
Can I install a water heater myself?
In BC, gas water heater installations must be performed by a TSBC-licensed gas fitter and are subject to permit and inspection. Electric tanks require a licensed electrician for the connection. BC Wide handles permits as part of every installation.
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