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1430 E Borchard Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92705
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White Glove Plumbing
Tankless Water Heater & Recirculation in Pelican Point, Newport Beach, CA
Serving ZIP: 92657
Typical ETA: 20–35 minutes via SR-55 → SR-73 (toll) → Newport Coast Dr or SR-55 → CA-1 (PCH)
Guard-gated Pelican Point homes feature guest casitas, pool baths, outdoor showers, and long wings overlooking the golf course and coast. Those long hot-water runs and recirculation loops make tank water heaters struggle—and leaks near premium finishes are costly. White Glove Plumbing designs tankless systems with smart recirculation that deliver instant comfort while protecting stone and cabinetry.
1430 E Borchard Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92705
Open: 24 hours

Zoë Kellner

"I manage a few rentals in the OC and had a pipe burst recently. Called White Glove Plumbing and Joe came right out—super quick, professional, and kept me updated the whole time. As a property manager, reliable vendors are everything—and White Glove Plumbing really delivered. Great service and definitely my go-to from now on."
Julia Clarke

"Our water heater leaked out of nowhere and we were freaking out. Luckily, Joe showed up fast and took care of it. He was super friendly, explained what was going on, and had everything fixed up way quicker than I expected. Honestly, such a relief—definitely calling White Glove Plumbing again if we ever need plumbing help."
Nina Berger

"I had a great experience with White Glove Plumbing! When we had water damage because of a leaky toilet they were super helpful. Communication was easy throughout the whole process. They are professional, experienced, and knowledgeable."
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Tankless Water Heater & Recirculation
Ideal for
Waiting 30–90+ seconds for hot water at distant baths/casitas
Temperature swings when multiple showers, laundry, and kitchen run together
Aging garage or closet tanks with rust at the base or frequent igniter issues
Owners wanting extra storage space and cleaner mechanical walls
What we do/install
Right-sizing & load calculations for estates with simultaneous use (rain showers, tubs, laundry, casita)
High-efficiency tankless (single or paired) with dedicated or crossover recirculation for near-instant delivery
Gas line sizing/upsizing, venting, combustion air, and condensate—fully to code
PRV test & set (target 55–65 psi) and expansion control for system longevity
Service/flush valves and isolation kits for simple annual maintenance
Clean, HOA-conscious routing with labeled manifolds and tidy penetrations
Why this neighborhood benefits
Pelican Point’s expansive footprints and guest spaces create long loops and high peak demand. Properly engineered tankless + recirc ends the wait, stabilizes temperature, and reduces leak exposure around luxury finishes—high-comfort, high-ROI.
Typical timeline
Most conversions completed in 1 day
Utility upgrades or multi-unit systems: 1–2 days with water restored nightly when possible
Whole-Home Water Filtration & Conditioning
When we recommend it
Pair with your tankless to combat coastal minerals and chlorine that spot glass/stone and scale heat exchangers.
What it includes
Water quality testing and pressure audit
Carbon filtration for taste/odor reduction
Softening/conditioning to reduce scale in valves, fixtures, and tankless heat exchangers
Compact, labeled garage/side-yard manifolds with proper bypass and shutoffs
Integrated setup with PRV and recirculation for a quiet, stable, low-maintenance system
Why it fits this area
Protects limestone, marble, black finishes, and outdoor fixtures while extending the life of high-efficiency equipment—perfect for Pelican Point’s premium homes.
Neighborhood Issues We See Most
Long hot-water runs to wings, casitas, and pool baths → slow delivery & wasted water
Scale buildup on glass and fixtures; reduced heater efficiency
PRV drift/high hillside pressure stressing cartridges and supplies
Recirc pumps on old tanks causing temperature swings and early failures
Tight mechanical spaces needing clean, discreet installs that pass HOA scrutiny
Recent Jobs Nearby
Fairway-side villa: Replaced end-of-life 75-gal tank with wall-mounted tankless + dedicated recirc loop; hot water at primary bath in seconds, freed garage storage.
Cul-de-sac estate: Guests in casita experienced long waits; installed paired tankless units with staged firing and set PRV to 60 psi—steady temps across simultaneous showers.
Ocean-facing home: Added carbon + conditioner with service bypass; scaled shower heads and cartridges replaced once—no recurring issues after upgrade.
How We Work
Design first, then install: Fixture audit, pressure/gas checks, and venting plan before day one.
Finish-protective: Floor/wall protection, dust control, and tidy penetrations that respect high-end surfaces.
HOA-savvy & discreet: Low-profile venting and neat manifolds that keep exteriors clean.
One coordinated team: Tankless, recirc, PRV, and filtration integrated under White Glove Plumbing.
Permits & inspections handled; pressure logs, photos, and maintenance guidance at closeout.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can you get to Pelican Point (Newport Beach 92657) if we lose hot water or a tank starts leaking?
Pelican Point is typically a same-day neighborhood for us, and we’re used to coordinating guard-gate entry and access windows. If it’s an active leak, we can dispatch 24/7 emergency plumbing service and, if water has spread into finishes, start 24/7 emergency water extraction to protect stone, baseboards, and cabinetry. If you just need hot water restored first, we can stabilize things with tank water heater repair and then plan the upgrade.
Will a tankless system actually fix the long wait for hot water in Pelican Point wings, casitas, and pool baths?
In Pelican Point’s larger footprints, tankless works best when it’s engineered with recirculation—not just swapped in. We size the system for simultaneous use (primary suite, guest casita, laundry, kitchen) and pair it with a smart recirculation pump installation so distant fixtures get hot water quickly. The end result is a properly designed tankless water heater installation that feels “instant,” not temperamental.
Do I need a dedicated recirculation return line in Pelican Point, or can you retrofit one?
Not always—you have options depending on how the home is plumbed and where the farthest baths sit (especially casitas and pool baths). If a dedicated return line exists, we tune it for fast, stable delivery; if not, we can sometimes use a crossover/on-demand approach with the right recirculation pump installation. Either way, we finish by dialing in temperatures and flow with mixing valve commissioning and recirc balancing so you don’t get “hot-then-cold” swings.
My current recirc pump is noisy and causes temperature swings—does tankless make that worse?
It doesn’t have to, but older pumps and poorly balanced loops are a common cause of noise and inconsistent temps in guard-gated estates. When converting to tankless, we usually reconfigure the loop (or replace the pump) and fine-tune it with mixing valve commissioning and recirc balancing. We also set the system up for easy annual service with tankless maintenance and flush service so performance stays consistent year after year.
Where do you typically place a tankless unit in Pelican Point without disrupting HOA aesthetics?
Most installs land in the garage or a discreet side-yard wall where venting and service access are clean and low-profile. If the current heater is in a tight closet or awkward location, a water heater relocation can create a safer, quieter layout that’s easier to maintain. We also handle code details like earthquake strapping and code upgrades so everything is inspection-ready.
Does Pelican Point’s pressure variability increase leak risk—and should I replace the PRV during a tankless upgrade?
It can, especially in hillside/coastal zones where pressure drift stresses cartridges, supply lines, and valves. During a tankless conversion, we’ll check and stabilize pressure with PRV pressure regulator replacement when needed, which helps protect both the new equipment and your fixtures. For closed systems, adding or updating expansion tank installation can further reduce spikes and nuisance leaks.
How do you reduce scale buildup and spotting on fixtures in Pelican Point—and protect the tankless heat exchanger?
Scale is a big reason tankless units lose efficiency and fixtures spot up, especially with long hot-water runs and frequent entertaining. We’ll recommend a treatment strategy that matches your water profile—often a water softener installation or a salt-free conditioner installation—and make annual upkeep straightforward with tankless maintenance and flush service. If you want to verify what’s actually in the water first, chlorine and chloramine testing can help guide filtration and conditioning choices.
What’s the typical timeline for a Pelican Point tank-to-tankless conversion, and will we be without water overnight?
Most Pelican Point conversions are completed in a day when utilities and venting are straightforward. If the home needs gas sizing changes, vent rework, or multiple units for heavy simultaneous use, it can run 1–2 days—while we try to keep service restored each night when possible. When upgrades are required, we handle them cleanly and to code through gas line repair and installation as part of the full tankless water heater installation.
Directions & Coverage
We reach Pelican Point in 20–35 minutes via SR-55 → SR-73 (toll) → Newport Coast Dr or SR-55 → CA-1 (PCH). Full coverage of 92657 along the golf course, guard gates, and coastal streets.
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Address: 1430 E Borchard Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92705
Phone: (949) 209-5206
Email: office@whitegloveplumbingca.com
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