$1,199 + tax
$200 promotional unit + $999 standard installation.
See package →The 40-gallon electric tank is SAFE’s published hero package for many Charlotte-area homes: $200 promotional equipment + $999 standard professional installation, totaling $1,199 + tax. It fits households that do not routinely run overlapping showers, laundry and dishwashers at once.
$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.
A 40-gallon electric heater is a common match for smaller households, apartments, or homes with staggered hot-water use. If you have 3+ bathrooms, teenagers stacking showers, or a soaking tub, review a 50-gallon option or a higher First Hour Rating before buying.
Qualifying 40-gallon electric water heater at the promotional equipment price, standard like-for-like installation using suitable existing 240V connections, old-tank removal, startup and testing, 5-year limited manufacturer warranty on the unit (written model terms apply), and 2-year SAFE installation labor warranty.
A new electrical circuit, panel upgrade, relocation, attic extra labor, code-required pan or expansion tank if missing, damaged piping, and leak-damage repairs. Those items are priced from photos and approved in writing.
Most 40-gallon electric tanks need a dedicated 240-volt circuit and a working disconnect. If the breaker trips, wires are scorched, or the home still has undersized wiring, we stop and quote the electrical correction instead of forcing the promotional package.
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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.
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.