When Replacing Your Water Heater Is Necessary
Unfortunately, no matter how diligent you are in maintaining your water heater, it will eventually deteriorate to the point where replacement is necessary. For most water heaters, this will occur sometime after eight years of service. When it comes to replacing your water heater, timing is of the essence.
Getting a new water heater too soon means spending a huge chunk of change prematurely. Alternatively, waiting too long to replace your system can waste tons of money on energy and repairs, and it could leave your family without access to hot water when you need it most. The good news is that there are some signs you can watch out for that indicate it could be time to replace your water heater.
Frequently Asked Water Heater Questions
If you’re seeing signs like fluctuating water temperatures, rusty or discolored water, or hearing strange popping noises from the tank, it’s time to call us. These issues could point to a cracked dip tube, a failing anode rod, or sediment buildup. Left unchecked, these problems can get worse over time, so it’s best to have one of our experts check it out before you’re stuck without hot water.
Most water heater repairs are quick! Simple fixes like replacing the thermostat or patching a small leak can take just an hour or two. More complicated jobs might take a bit longer, especially if there’s sediment buildup or a more significant part that needs replacing. Either way, we aim to get you back to hot water as fast as possible, usually within the same day.
Yes, we do! We understand how important it is to have reliable hot water, so we offer 24/7 emergency repair services. Whether it’s a surprise leak, a complete breakdown, or your water heater just stops working, our team is on standby to help. No matter the time, you can count on us to get your hot water running again.
