Tankless Water Heater & Water Heater Repair / Installation

Understanding when to repair your water heater is crucial for maintaining a reliable hot water supply. Consider these indicators:

• Insufficient Hot Water: If your water heater fails to provide an adequate amount of hot water, it may signal a problem. Repair or replacement becomes necessary to ensure consistent performance.
• Age Exceeds 10 Years: Traditional water heaters typically have a lifespan of 10-15 years. If your water heater is older, upgrading to a more energy-efficient model or opting for a tankless water heater can be beneficial.
• Strange Noises: Unusual sounds such as popping, banging, or rumbling may indicate sediment buildup or other issues. Repair or replacement is advisable to prevent further damage.
• Visible Leaks or Rust: Visible leaks, rust, or corrosion on the water heater tank suggest wear and tear. Immediate attention is required to address the issue and prevent potential water damage.
• Fluctuating Water Temperatures: Inconsistent water temperatures, including sudden bursts of scalding hot water, indicate a malfunction. Professional assessment and repair are necessary to ensure safe and reliable operation.