Water Heaters

Water Heater Repair

When your water heater isn’t working properly, it doesn’t always mean you need a full replacement. Many issues can be fixed quickly and affordably. We repair all types of water heaters, including gas, electric, and tankless models.

Common water heater problems we fix:

• No hot water – If your water heater isn’t producing hot water, the heating element, gas supply, or thermostat could be the issue.

• Inconsistent water temperature – Fluctuating temperatures may indicate sediment buildup, a faulty thermostat, or a failing heating element.

• Leaks or puddles around the tank – A leaking water heater can lead to major water damage. We’ll determine if it’s a simple fix or if a replacement is necessary.

• Strange noises – Rumbling or banging sounds often mean sediment buildup is affecting efficiency and performance.

• Discolored or foul-smelling water – Rusty or smelly water could indicate corrosion inside the tank or bacteria growth.

If your water heater isn’t delivering reliable hot water, don’t wait for the problem to get worse. We offer fast and efficient repairs to get your system back on track.

Water Heater Replacement & Installation

When repairs aren’t enough, a water heater replacement may be the best option. Older units lose efficiency over time, leading to higher energy bills and inconsistent performance. If your water heater is over 10 years old or showing signs of serious wear, upgrading to a newer model can save you money and improve your hot water supply.

We install and replace all types of water heaters, including:

• Traditional tank water heaters – Available in gas and electric models, these are the most common and provide a steady supply of hot water.

• Tankless water heaters – On-demand systems that heat water as needed, reducing energy waste and providing endless hot water.

• High-efficiency models – These units use advanced technology to reduce energy consumption and lower utility costs.

Our team will help you choose the best system for your home based on your hot water usage, budget, and energy efficiency goals.

Gas vs. Electric Water Heaters: Which One is Right for You?

When replacing your water heater, choosing between gas and electric is an important decision. Here’s a quick comparison:

Gas Water Heaters
✔ Faster heating times
✔ Lower operating costs if you have natural gas
✔ Reliable during power outages
✘ Requires a gas line connection
✘ May have a higher upfront cost

Electric Water Heaters
✔ Easier to install, especially in homes without gas
✔ Generally lower upfront cost
✔ No emissions, making them environmentally friendly
✘ Slower heating times
✘ Can be more expensive to operate in the long run

Not sure which option is best for your home? Our experts will walk you through the pros and cons to help you make the best choice.

Upgrade to a Tankless Water Heater for Endless Hot Water

If you’re tired of running out of hot water, a tankless water heater could be the perfect solution. Unlike traditional models, tankless systems heat water on demand, so you’ll never have to worry about an empty tank.

Benefits of tankless water heaters:

• Unlimited hot water – Never run out, no matter how many showers or appliances are running.

• Lower energy bills – No standby heat loss, meaning you only heat water when needed.

• Longer lifespan – Tankless units can last 20+ years with proper maintenance.

• Space-saving design – Compact and wall-mounted, freeing up storage space.

If you’re interested in upgrading to a tankless system, we can help you find the right model for your household’s needs.