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Water Heater Relocation
I have a customer in a comercial building that wants to move a water heater from inside the building to the out. I plan on building a utility closet to keep it dry and off the ground. The heater is electric. I have a pretty good plan in mind but want to know if there are any conciderations that I needto address in the plan.
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New Guy
Trade: Plumbing & Heating
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Calgary
Posts: 21
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Re: Water Heater Relocation
I would really think about how you would protect the waterlines that feed the tank and that exit the tank from freezing. Maybe insulate them with the heat tape. I guess your in SC so maybe freezing isn't an issue. That would be my concern here in Canada.
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