$1,199 + tax
$200 promotional unit + $999 standard installation.
See package →You can pay cash for the published packages, request the SAFE Homeowner Plan (start with $200 toward a qualifying promotional water heater), or apply with Synchrony on the merchant account for SAFE HVAC Solution LLC. Submitting a form is not credit approval.
$200 promotional unit + $999 standard installation.
See package →Confirmed standard replacement.
See 50-gal →Subject to venting and gas-line conditions.
Gas installation →Expansion tank from $149. Extra piping from $199. Code, attic, leak damage and relocation are approved in writing. We do not promise 24/7 coverage.
Preliminary eligibility may let an approved homeowner start with $200 toward a qualifying promotional tank and arrange the eligible installation balance under written SAFE terms. SAFE describes the screening as no traditional credit-score check, but identity, homeownership and property fit still matter. It is not guaranteed approval.
Synchrony is a separate lender. Rates, promotions and repayment are Synchrony’s. Use the official application linked from our financing page; do not send card numbers to a text thread.
Scope, tax, extras and warranties stay the same. We will not hide a code-required expansion tank inside a financed “promo.”
Related searches are answered here instead of creating one URL per question.
40-gal electric installed: $1,199 + tax. 50-gal electric: $1,349 + tax. 40-gal gas: from $1,449 + tax. Expansion tank from $149. Attic, code and hard access are extra from photos.
40-gal electric installed: $1,199 + tax. 50-gal electric: $1,349 + tax. 40-gal gas: from $1,449 + tax. Expansion tank from $149. Attic, code and hard access are extra from photos.
Pay cash, request the SAFE Homeowner Plan (from $200 toward a qualifying promotional unit, subject to eligibility), or apply with Synchrony on the SAFE HVAC Solution LLC merchant account. A form is not approval.
Address, fuel, size and clear photos. We confirm the standard package or the extras.
Ask SAFE is a starting guide, not a diagnosis. Gas odor, CO alarm, fire or water on electrical parts: leave and call 911 or the utility.