Expert Water Heater Repairs and Replacement
Your water heater is a vital part of your home. If your water isn’t getting hot enough or if your water heater is leaking, it might be time for a replacement or upgrade. Don’t wait until a leak causes damage to your basement—contact us for a solution! We offer high-quality Bradford White water heaters, proudly manufactured in the USA.
Our trained technicians will easily remove your old unit and install the new one. We can typically provide over-the-phone pricing so you don't have to worry about setting time aside to wait for an estimate! Considering a tankless water heater? They provide unlimited hot water and last longer, making them a great space-saving choice compared to regular models.
Our experienced technicians will get you back up and running in no time! They can help with other problems like leaky faucets, blocked drains, water pressure issues, and more.
When is it Time to Replace Your Water Heater?
Sometimes it can be difficult to tell when your water heater is beginning to show signs of age since everything is encased in an insulated jacket. However, there can be a few signs that maintenance or a new unit may be required:
Corrosion around pipe joints
The age of the unit is close to or over 10 years of age - often can be found online using the Serial Number
Average lifespan of an Electrical Water Heater - 8 to 10 years
Average lifespan of a Gas Water Heater - 10 to 12 years
Water leaking around the base of the unit
No hot water or a lack of hot warm
If you're seeing any of these signs, we highly recommend reaching out to us to help guide you on next steps.
Water Heater Costs - Standard Tanked Unit
How much does a new water heater cost? The total expense for purchasing and installing a new unit varies depending on your home's setup, but typically falls between $2,000 and $4,000. Generally, electric and atmospheric ventilated gas heaters are less expensive, while power ventilated gas and hybrid models are more costly.
We recognize that a new water heater is both a crucial part of your daily routine and a significant investment. Unlike many companies that need to visit your home to provide a quote, we can offer pricing over the phone or through photos!
Water Heater Costs - Tankless Unit
Tankless water heaters are becoming increasingly popular due to their ability to provide instant and continuous hot water while occupying less space than traditional models. However, they generally come with a higher price tag, starting around $5,000.
When considering a tankless water heater, keep the following in mind:
Electric Limitations: Electric tankless units are often used in commercial settings without gas access but are less energy-efficient compared to gas models.
Annual Descaling Flush: To maintain optimal performance and uphold the warranty for most brands, regular descaling is necessary. This can be done either by a homeowner or a professional.
Technical Complexity: Tankless water heaters rely on a computer chip for operation, and, like other tech, they may occasionally experience glitches.