Water Heaters

Water Heater Installation

We Install, Service & Repair Residential, Commerical and Manufactured Home

Natural Gas, Propane & Electric Tank & Tankless Water Heaters

Pilot Light/Burner Assembly Problems - No pilot or the pilot won't stay lit.
Gas Valve Repair/Replacement - No hot water but pilot is lit
Expansion Tank Repair/Replacement (The small tank on top of the water heater) - Often the source of leaks on a water heater. The supply lines going to the expansion tank from the water heater are often composed of inferior metals which are prone to leaking. The lifespan of an expansion tank is around 3 years. They need to be replaced to ensure proper function. Expansion tanks are required for all houses, except manufactured homes.
Supply Line Repair/Replacement - Inferior metals are prone to corrosion, which can result in leaks. Improperly installed supply lines will leak.
Temperature & Pressure Relief - This essential safety device is designed to release excess pressure and prevent dangerous situations, like catastrophic tank explosions. To maintain optimal safety, it's crucial to replace the T&P every 3 years.

Wear and Tear: Like any appliance, water heaters experience wear and tear over time. Components can degrade, leading to reduced efficiency and potential failures.
Reduced Lifespan: Most water heaters have a lifespan of 6-10 years. Regular maintenance can help extend their life, but older units are more prone to issues.

No Hot Water or Low Water Pressure: This could indicate a malfunctioning heating element, thermostat, or a problem with the water supply.
Lukewarm Water: Sediment buildup can hinder the heating process, resulting in lukewarm water.
Leaking: Leaks can occur from various parts of the water heater, such as the pressure relief valve, drain valve, connections or the tank itself.
Unusual Noises: Strange noises like rumbling, banging, or popping sounds can indicate internal problems.
Unusual Smells: Strange smell coming from your hot water.

Malfunctioning Temperature & Pressure Relief Valve: A faulty valve can pose a serious safety risk, potentially leading to an explosion.
Gas Leaks: Gas leaks can be dangerous and potentially lead to fires or explosions.
Corrosion: Corrosion can weaken the tank and lead to leaks or even failure.

Sediment Buildup: Regular flushing removes sediment buildup that can reduce efficiency and shorten the lifespan of the water heater.
Anode Rod Replacement: The anode rod helps protect the tank from corrosion. Replacing it as needed is crucial for longevity.
Safety Inspections: Regular inspections can identify and address potential safety hazards before they become major problems.

Reduced Efficiency: Sediment buildup and other issues can reduce the efficiency of your water heater, leading to higher energy bills.
Increased Energy Costs: An inefficient water heater can significantly increase your energy consumption and costs.