Frequently Asked Questions — Tankless Authority
What is Tankless Authority?
Tankless Authority is a trade reference site focused on tankless water heater systems, plumbing standards, and related installation and service topics. It exists to collect and organize accurate technical information in one accessible place. The goal is to help professionals and informed consumers find reliable answers quickly.
Who is this site for?
The primary audience is plumbing professionals — licensed plumbers, pipefitters, HVAC technicians, and contractors who work with tankless systems regularly. Homeowners researching a project or trying to understand a quote will also find useful context here. The content assumes a baseline of technical familiarity but is written to be clear at any level.
Is Tankless Authority a contractor directory?
No. Tankless Authority does not list, rank, or recommend individual contractors, companies, or service providers. It is a reference resource, not a marketplace or lead-generation platform. There are no sponsored listings or paid placements of any kind.
How is the information on this site sourced?
Content is drawn from manufacturer documentation, industry standards bodies, local and national plumbing codes, and established trade publications. Where applicable, sources are cited or referenced directly within the content. The site is reviewed periodically to reflect updates to codes and product specifications.
Does Tankless Authority provide personalized advice or recommendations?
No. Nothing on this site should be interpreted as professional advice for a specific job, installation, or situation. All content is general reference material intended to inform, not to substitute for a licensed professional's judgment. Always consult a qualified plumber or inspector before making decisions on any project.
Can the site tell me which tankless water heater to buy?
Tankless Authority does not endorse or recommend specific products or brands. The site may document product specifications, compatibility notes, or code compliance information as factual reference. Any purchasing decision should be made based on a qualified professional's assessment of the specific application.
How is the site kept accurate and up to date?
The editorial process includes regular review cycles tied to code update cycles and manufacturer documentation changes. No content is published without verification against at least one authoritative source. That said, plumbing codes vary by jurisdiction and change over time, so users should always verify requirements locally.
How can errors or outdated information be reported?
Errors can be reported through the contact form available on the site. Include the page URL, the specific information in question, and any source that supports a correction. All submissions are reviewed, and confirmed errors are corrected promptly.