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A Tankless water heater heats the water only when there is a demand for hot water. Opening a hot water faucet ignites the powerful burners and the computer monitors the water temperature and adjusts the burners according to the need. High demand-high heat. Low demand-low heat. With no tank to run out you get an endless supply of hot water. No tank to heat means no standby heat loss.

A traditional storage tank water heater stores 40-75 gallons of hot 140°F water 24 hours a day, 7 days a week though you only use hot water a couple times a day. The tank type heaters constantly lose heat through the flue and tank walls trying to maintain 140°F. The heater cycles on and off to maintain this temperature. This causes cracking of the exterior walls and sediment build up which will eventually cause your storage tank to leak. The storage tank is designed to wear out and be replaced in time. The storage tank water heaters only have a limited amount of hot water and after that water is used you have to wait for the tank to heat the water again. Call For Free On Site Consultation 619 717-8427 Serving Santee | S.O.S. Rooter, Inc.

Santee is a city in San Diego County, California. The city is named after Milton Santee, second husband of Jennie Blodgett, whose first husband was George A. Cowles, a ranching pioneer in the San Diego area. As of 2006, Santee had a population of 54,709.

Geographicallly, Santee shares the northern part of a valley with El Cajon. Hills from a natural barrier on its northern and western sides with Lakeside to its east. The city is bisected by four main thoroughfares; Mast Blvd and Mission Gorge traverse east and west, Magnolia and Cuyamaca north and south. The center has been slowly developed over the years with a YMCA being built but is still largely a field which includes Las Colinas Detention Facility, a women's detention center. The northern part of Santee behind Santana High is largerly suburban residential and includes Cajon Park elementary and Woodglen Vista park. The south is bounded by Gillespie Field and El Cajon. This side has an industrial feel, something that it shares with the northern portion of El Cajon. As of April 2010, the local route 67 is being extended through this area to connect with State Route 125 on Santees southwest side. It contains auto repair shops, self storages, construction yards as well an aerospace museum that lies adjacent to Gillespie Field, technically in El Cajon. This museum can readily be identified in the surrounding area by the large defunct rocket as an informal boundary between Santee and El Cajon. The western side is suburban residential also. It follows Mission Gorge Rd. out to Mission Trails Regional Park and eventually Mission Valley area of San Diego. Cowles Mountain is a natural landmark that can be seen all over east county. Locals from east county and eastern San Diego often hike up this mountain to find a panoramic view of Santee and the entire San Diego area. Also on this western side is Pinnacle Peak, a country steak house with a large mounted steer on its roof that's infamous for cutting off all neckties from its "city slicker" patrons making it somewhat of a Santee institution. This area has seen a lot of gentrification lately with newly built condos around the San Diego River. The eastern side slowly transitions into Lakeside as you take El Nopal eastward. After El Nopal's sharp turn is Hillikers egg ranch with a large yard that contains an ostrich and two emu. Laying to the east after the Mission Gorge/Woodside transition is a strip mall, local route 67 and on the northern side of the 67, the Santee Drive-in, easily identified with its large neon marquee. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.