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tankless water heater

Asked May 24, 2016 by a homeowner in Plumbing (Phil Roettcher)

When does one need a recirculation pump when using a tank less water heater? It seems this defeats the purpose. Would it be better to locate the tank less water heater closer to bathroom or kitchen?

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