Hot Water Heater

A hot water heater plays a vital role in a home: warming water for bathing, cleaning, and laundry using electric or gas elements.

Water tanks and tankless heaters have varying life spans, but maintenance, usage, and water quality are all factors in determining when a unit needs to be replaced.

These appliances represent a significant source of energy use in a home, so efficiency is vital to rein in monthly costs.

We all have a "buddy" who says they can replace a unit to save money. Truthfully, however, these are complex systems that require education and experience to ensure your family's safety and security during installation and beyond.

It can be daunting to consider replacing one of these units, but we do our best to provide efficient, cost-effective service, causing as little disruption to your daily life as possible.

Questions about Tankless Vs. Traditional Tank Heaters? We can help!

Not sure if your needs are better suited to a modern tankless heater or a traditional tank heater? We are more than happy to discuss that with you by phone or after inspecting your existing water heater.

Either direction you choose, we are ready to help install your new water heater with the efficiency and quality that our clients have come to expect from us.

Signs You Need a New Water Heater

Age

If your tank is more than 10 years old, it is nearing the end of it's life span.

A tankless unit offers a longer life span, but care should be taken to have it assessed to ensure a replacement is made before a failure.

Leaks

Drips or pooling water beneath your tank indicate a need for a replacement.

Besides the energy costs of wasted water, these leaks can damage surrounding structures, bringing with them costly and extensive repairs.

Inconsistent Temperature

If your water heater has been operating at an inconsistent temperature or failing to produce hot water at all, this could be a problem with the heating element or thermostat. It can also indicate a buildup within your unit, resulting in the malfunction.

Water Quality Issues

Rusty water or poor water quality can occur when there is rust building up in the unit.

Rusting water tanks can result in catastrophic leaks or bursts, bringing extensive damage and/or mold into your home, costing you thousands to repair.

If you are experiencing these or other signs of a faulty water heater, don't wait: call us today to schedule a replacement or repair.

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Full Service You Can Trust

Nobody wants to deal with leaks or an aging plumbing system, but we will work with you to devise the best plan for fixing the issue. Whether it's caused by corrosion, a faulty valve, or something else, we offer superior service and quality that you can trust in your home.