WATER HEATING

20 years of efficient/renewable hot water solutions for homeowners and businesses

Two tall water heater tanks labeled turbo max T2 with copper piping and a pressure tank on the floor in a utility room.
Boiler system with pipes and pressure tank in a utility room.

We Take Hot Water for Granted — But We Use a Lot of It

  • A typical family of four uses about 22,000 gallons of hot water each year—enough to fill a 30-foot diameter pool, 8 feet deep.

  • A single 24-unit apartment building can use over 350,000 gallons annually—enough to cover an entire acre with a foot of water every year.

At Liquid Solar, we specialize in efficient and renewable hot water systems for both residential and commercial applications—reducing energy bills and promoting the use of clean energy systems.

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Real-World Impact: Surprising Stats on Hot Water Use

Larkspur Apartments, a 6-building affordable housing complex in Bozeman (across from Kenyon Noble on Oak Street), offers a powerful example of how renewable hot water systems can deliver long-term savings:

  • 1.8 million gallons of hot water are used annually across the complex

  • Since 2016, 16 commercial solar hot water systems have delivered approximately 10 million gallons of solar-heated water—meeting 70% of the total demand

  • In just 8 years, these systems have helped residents save an estimated $386,000 in electricity costs related to water heating