Speak with our team about your building, hot water demand, heating and cooling requirements, or mechanical-room limitations.
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Schedule a quick call with our team to review your building, load, and recommended tank configuration. We’ll help confirm the right starting size, answer project questions, and outline the next step.
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A thermal battery that works with your existing systems.
Start with one tank and add more as your load grows.
Ships in parts, assembles on site and fits spaces traditional tanks cannot.
Heat water off peak and use stored heat during expensive hours.
Pairs with heat pumps and solar and may qualify for rebates.
From residential hot water to large multifamily and commercial systems, Thermal Tanks can be used individually or combined for larger storage requirements.
Answer a few simple questions to get a preliminary tank recommendation based on your home or building.
Use this as a starting point. We can review your actual hot water or heating load and confirm the right configuration.
A simple cycle that saves money every single day.
Use a heat pump, solar, waste heat, boiler, or other thermal source to charge the tank when it makes the most sense.
The highly insulated tank stores that thermal energy until your building needs it.
Draw from stored thermal energy for hot water or heating instead of producing all of that energy at the moment of peak demand.
The Thermal Tank is built from modular, lightweight components that can be transported into difficult mechanical spaces and assembled at the project site.
Rebates and programs can cut the cost dramatically.
Projects combining thermal storage with qualifying heat pump or electrification equipment may be eligible for federal, state, local, or utility programs.
Stored thermal energy can reduce the amount of heating or hot water equipment that needs to operate during periods of high building demand.
Produce and store thermal energy during lower cost periods, then use it when electricity prices rise.
Search federal, state, local, and utility programs that may support thermal storage, heat pumps, electrification, load shifting, domestic hot water, and related energy improvements.
Programs, funding, deadlines, and eligibility requirements may change. Search results are intended for initial research and should be confirmed with the program administrator and the project’s qualified financial, tax, or engineering professionals.
Thermal Energy HQ systems are designed for environments where hot water demand, energy efficiency, and operational reliability are critical, including hospitality, multifamily housing, healthcare, restaurants, laundromats, and other high-demand facilities.
"TEHQ really did what they said they were going to do. They just installed their system, which now allows us to have all the hot water we need for our guests and use the sun’s energy to do it with no electricity needed."
Managing Director
". . . You always need reliable hot water for handwashing, cleaning, and food prep. The efficiency this system brings to the kitchen is a game changer, and that’s exactly what Thermal Energy HQ delivered."
Head Chef
"Working with Thermal Energy HQ gave us confidence from the start. They understood the demands of a multi-unit property and delivered a system that improved hot water reliability for our residents."
Property Manager
Find answers to common questions about thermal tank selection and deployment.
Tank sizing depends on peak demand, recovery time, and your heating source capacity. We assess your facility's hot water draw patterns to recommend the right volume for your application.
Yes. Thermal tanks can often be integrated with boilers, heat pumps, and solar-supported systems depending on the existing setup and project goals.
Our tanks use high-performance insulation and optional heat tracing to maintain temperature.
We provide maintenance guidance and can schedule service checks to keep your system running efficiently.
We work with qualified installers and provide technical documentation, piping diagrams, and on-site consultation to ensure proper setup and system performance.
