Water Heater Services

Why You Need Professional Water Heater Services

Do you have issues with your home’s water heater? It’s only natural for water heaters to need repairs or replacements after some time, but the way this important system is handled can make all the difference.

Homeowners require professional help to get the job done correctly. That’s why Call a Plumber Pros offers comprehensive water heater repair and replacement services for residential and commercial customers in the area.

Water Heater Installation

If you are building a new home or simply replacing an old water heater, our experts can help you choose the best system for your unique needs.

We’ll take all factors into consideration, including your budget, the size of your home, your personal preference, and any specific requests you might have. From standard electric and gas models to tankless water heaters, we have the right solution for you.

Once you pick the right system, we’ll install it quickly, efficiently, and in compliance with all industry regulations.

Water Heater Repair

When your water heater stops delivering hot water, you need swift, reliable repairs. That’s why our team is available 24/7 to address your needs and ensure your water supply is back.

No matter the issue, be it a leaking tank, strange noises, rusting components, or inadequate hot water, our experts can diagnose the problem and perform the necessary repairs.

With years of experience and the utmost commitment to quality, we are your go-to team for water heater repairs.

Water Heater Maintenance and Inspections

Regular maintenance and inspections are important for the long-term health of your water heater. Our service visits include careful examinations of the system, preventive action, and expert advice.

We’ll also clean the system and adjust any components if necessary. Plus, our technicians can pinpoint any potential problems and possible sources of future trouble.

Water Softener Installation

Hard water can be a nuisance. From its taste and smell to its potential effects on pipes, water conditioners are often a good solution.

If you are thinking of having one installed, Call a Plumber Pros can help. We’ll review your water report and make sure the system is properly tailored to your needs.

Routine Water Heater Maintenance and Inspections

Finally, in order to extend the life of your water heater, our technicians can perform regular maintenance and inspections.

Our tasks include flushing the tank, replacing anodes, inspecting the thermostat, and much more. This service can help you avoid costly repairs and keep your system running in peak condition.

Do You Need Help with Your Water Heater? Call Our Professionals

If you’re having issues with your water heater or simply need a reliable service for installation, repair, or maintenance, Call a Plumber Pros has got you covered.

Our team brings years of experience and a relentless focus on customer satisfaction to every job. Contact us today to book an appointment and let us take care of all your water heater needs!

Water Heater Frequently Asked Questions

How often should a water heater be serviced?

A water heater should be serviced at least once a year to ensure optimal performance and efficiency.

What is the most common problem with water heaters?

The most common problem with water heaters is insufficient hot water, often caused by thermostat issues, sediment build-up, or a malfunctioning heating element.

What maintenance does a water heater need?

Routine maintenance for a water heater includes checking and adjusting the thermostat, inspecting for leaks or corrosion, draining and flushing the tank to remove sediment, and testing the pressure-relief valve.

Is it better to flush or drain water heater?

Flushing a water heater is typically more effective as it removes sediment from the tank, whereas draining only removes the water without addressing sediment build-up. Regularly flushing the tank helps to prolong the life of the water heater.

How do I know if my water heater has sediment?

Signs of sediment buildup in your water heater include reduced hot water supply, increased heating time, loud noises from the tank, and higher energy bills. If you notice these issues, it’s likely that your water heater has sediment.