Service Description

A water heater is an appliance that’s so easy to forget about until you’re taking cold showers. And by then, it’s probably too late for preventive maintenance. That’s why it’s important to call in our plumber when your water heater shows signs of trouble. We'll address the issue with a prompt, thorough water heater repair. Water Heater Repair If you’re noticing your hot water isn’t as hot as you’d like it to be or notice discolored water from the hot water tap, it might be time to get your hot water heater checked out. Over time, water heaters often suffer from sediment build-up that can damage the tank. To remove these sediments, it may be necessary to drain and flush your tank. Some DIYers can do this themselves, but we recommend that one of our professionals perform water heater repair to avoid any potential issues. If you spot metal or rust in your tank’s water, call us immediately. These particles may indicate the anode rod needs to be replaced. The anode rod’s purpose is to be sacrificial by design to attract corrosive chemicals in the water and keep them from rusting the tank liner. If the water heater liner corrodes, the unit can start leaking and if the drain pan under the water heater is old or incorrectly installed, you may end up with water damage to your floors, ceilings, or wall, depending on the location of your appliance. Caution: Be sure to turn off the power at your circuit breaker or shut off the gas before doing any kind of water heater inspection. To keep your traditional tank hot water heater in tip-top operating condition, our home plumbing experts will: - Check the pressure relief valve - Drain your tank to remove any sediment (if recommended) - Inspect the tank and connections for rust, wear, or corrosion - Replace worn anode rods which attract rust in order to protect the tank interior and other old parts

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