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Gas Storage & Continuous Flow
Hot water systems in Atwell, supplied and fitted for homes on natural gas or LPG. Epi holds gasfitting permit GF24860 and plumbing licence PL11241, and every quote is free. He helps you choose between gas storage and continuous flow, with Rheem the main brand he fits.
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Supply and Fit
Buying a hot water system is simpler when the person who sells it also fits it. Epi supplies gas hot water systems and installs them too, so the advice you get before you buy matches the job on the day. You deal with one business from the first question to the final test.
He works with gas storage and continuous flow systems running on natural gas or LPG, and Rheem is the main brand he fits. Epi is also plumbing jobs around Atwell for leaks, drains and gas fitting, so one call can cover more than the hot water.
Before he recommends anything, Epi looks at how many people live in the home, how they use hot water and where the unit will go. The aim is a system that keeps up with the household, without paying for capacity you won’t use.
Most people only buy a hot water system every so often, and usually when the old one has just failed. Epi explains the choices in everyday words, answers the questions that matter and leaves the decision with you.
What Epi Supplies
Epi supplies and fits gas systems for homes on mains natural gas or bottled LPG. Here is what each option offers, to help you narrow down the choice before you call.
Gas hot water systems heat water with a burner, so they recover quickly after heavy use. They suit homes with a gas connection, whether that is mains natural gas or bottled LPG, and they come as storage or continuous flow units.
Epi’s gasfitting permit GF24860 covers installing and servicing natural gas and LPG appliances. Every gas installation he completes comes with a Notice of Completion, lodged with the gas supplier and copied to you.
Rheem is the main brand Epi fits, in both gas storage and continuous flow models. Working mostly with one maker means he knows the range well and what each model needs from the gas and water supply. That makes it easier to match a model to the home.
New Rheem systems are backed by the manufacturer’s warranty. If you have another brand in mind, ask, and Epi will tell you straight whether he can supply it.
A gas storage system heats a tank of water and keeps it hot, ready for the next shower or load of washing. It suits households that use a lot of hot water at the same time, such as busy mornings with several showers running.
The size of the tank sets how much hot water is on hand. Once it is used up, the burner reheats the tank, so matching the size to the household matters. Too small runs out, and too big heats water nobody uses.
A continuous flow system, also called instantaneous, heats water only as it runs through the unit. It doesn’t store hot water, so it doesn’t run out, and the compact unit usually mounts on an outside wall. With no tank to keep hot, no gas is spent heating water that sits unused.
Its size is its flow rate, the litres per minute it can heat at once. The gas supply to the house also has to be big enough to feed it, which Epi checks before he quotes.
Homes run on either mains natural gas or bottled LPG, and a gas water heater is set up for one or the other. The new system has to match the supply at the house, or it won’t run safely.
Epi’s permit covers both, so he fits the right version for the gas the home has. He confirms the gas type and the size of the supply before the quote, so there are no surprises on the day.
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Choosing Well
No single system suits every home. These are the questions Epi works through with you before he recommends one.
How many people shower each day, and how many need hot water in the morning rush.
Two showers and a washing machine together need more than one shower on its own.
Mains natural gas or bottled LPG, and whether the supply can feed a bigger unit.
The space the old unit used, the wall room outside and how far the hot water has to travel.
The unit’s energy star rating, and whether a tank of hot water sits waiting between uses.
New systems are backed by the manufacturer’s warranty, so the unit itself is covered.
Start to Finish
Five steps from your first question to a new system running, with a free quote before anything is ordered.
Call or send the form with the system you have now, who lives in the home and your suburb.
Simple questions can be answered over the phone. Otherwise Epi looks at the space and gas supply on site.
You get a recommended system, the reasons for it and a free quote. You decide whether to go ahead.
The new system is supplied, fitted and connected to the gas and water.
It is fired up and tested, the gas Notice of Completion is lodged, and the work carries a 12 month guarantee.

After the Install
A well-chosen system only needs a little care to keep working well. Find out where its gas and water isolation valves are, so you can turn them off if you ever need to.
Keep the area around the unit clear, especially the flue and vents on an outdoor unit. Plants, stored boxes and rubbish bins can block the air a gas burner needs.
If the water runs cooler than usual, the pilot keeps going out or the unit shows an error code, call before the fault gets worse. A small problem found early is usually a simpler fix.
Hold on to the paperwork that comes with the new system, including the gas Notice of Completion. It shows the system went in properly and helps with any warranty question down the track.
Why Performax
A hot water system is something the household uses every day, so it pays to get the choice and the install right. Here is what you get when Epi supplies and fits it.
Epi holds plumbing licence PL11241 and gasfitting permit GF24860, so one licensed tradesman handles both sides of the install.
Recommendations come from how the household uses hot water, not from whatever is easiest to sell.
New systems are backed by the manufacturer’s warranty, so the unit is covered as well as the work.
The installation carries a 12 month guarantee on parts and labour, on top of the manufacturer’s warranty.
You see the system, the reasons for it and the price before anything is ordered.
Safety comes first with gas. Connections are leak-tested and the burner is checked before the job is signed off.
Before You Buy
Straight answers about choosing, buying and fitting a gas system. Can’t see your question? Call or send the form.
It depends on how many people live there, how they use hot water and what gas supply the house has. Gas storage suits heavy use at the same time, while continuous flow heats water as you need it. Epi recommends hot water systems based on the home, not a one-size answer.
Yes. Rheem is the main brand Epi fits, in gas storage and continuous flow models. New systems are backed by the manufacturer’s warranty.
Neither is better for every home. Continuous flow doesn’t run out and takes up less space, while storage keeps a tank of hot water ready. The right choice depends on the household, the space and the gas supply.
Yes. Epi’s gasfitting permit GF24860 covers installing natural gas and LPG appliances. The new system is set up for the gas the home runs on.
Yes. Epi supplies and fits hot water systems across the Cockburn, Kwinana, Rockingham and Mandurah areas, including Baldivis, Lakelands and Secret Harbour. Call and ask if you are not sure your street is covered.
Installing a gas hot water system is gasfitting work, and Building and Energy requires a gas fitter with a WA permit. Epi holds gasfitting permit GF24860, and every gas installation comes with a lodged Notice of Completion.

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Tell Epi what you have now, who lives in the home and your suburb. He will suggest the systems that suit, and every quote is free.
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Areas Covered
Epi supplies and fits gas hot water systems across the Cockburn, Kwinana, Rockingham and Mandurah areas, from Atwell and Wandi down through Baldivis, Secret Harbour and Lakelands. Not sure if your street is covered? Call and ask.