Water Heater Repair, Install & Maintenance

Having a reliable water heater can make the difference between a comfortable home and a stressful one. At Local Plumbing Pros, we specialize in water heater installations, repairs, maintenance, and inspections.

We understand the importance of this key appliance and therefore bring our best team of professionals to work on yours.

Whether you’re in need of a new water heater installation, or repairs and maintenance services, we’re here to help.

Water Heater Installation

Water Heater installation is a key part of any home’s comfort and convenience. Our experienced technicians understand the complexities of different types of water heaters and can accurately advise you on the best solution for your lifestyle needs and installation location.

We can also help troubleshoot any existing plumbing work and ensure your new water heater is installed smoothly and securely.

Water Heater Repair

For those times when your water heater is on the fritz, call Local Plumbing Pros for fast and efficient repairs. Our knowledgeable and skilled technicians have the experience and expertise to quickly diagnose the source of the problem and provide the best solution.

We carry a wide selection of replacement parts and components from top manufacturers, so you don’t have to worry about finding the right parts.

Water Heater Maintenance and Inspections

Local Plumbing Pros also specializes in water heater maintenance and inspections. We’ll come in, inspect your current water heating system, identify any potential issues, and provide the necessary maintenance and repair to keep your system functioning at its top efficiency.

Our experienced technicians can also advise you on ways to extend the life of your water heater, such as upgraded parts and regular cleaning.

Water Softener Installation

If your water is too hard, you may experience dry skin, damage to appliances, and other complications. Local Plumbing Pros can help with the installation of a water softener system, custom-fitted to the size of your home and specific needs.

Our experienced technicians can provide you with trusted advice on the best fit for your home and budget.

Routine Water Heater Maintenance and Inspections

Routine maintenance and inspections are the best way to keep your water heater functioning at optimal efficiency throughout its lifespan.

Local Plumbing Pros can provide routine check-ups and inspections, including flushing the system, tightening connections, and inspecting for any signs of wear and tear or potential parts damage. This will help ensure you don’t incur costly water heater repairs down the line.

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

Don’t let a malfunctioning water heater disrupt your home’s routine. Whether you’re looking to install a new system, perform repairs, or implement routine maintenance, Local Plumbing Pros has the skills and knowledge to get the job done quickly and correctly. Call us today to discuss 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 proper performance, and efficiency, and extend its lifespan. However, certain models and usage situations might necessitate more frequent servicing.

What is the most common problem with water heaters?

The most common problem with water heaters is sediment build-up due to the minerals in the water. This build-up can cause the unit to lose efficiency, make strange noises, or produce rusty or discolored water.

What maintenance does a water heater need?

Regular maintenance for a water heater includes inspecting and replacing the anode rod, draining and flushing the tank to remove sediment, checking and adjusting the thermostat, and inspecting valves and connections for leaks or corrosion.

Is it better to flush or drain water heater?

Flushing a water heater is often preferred, as it removes most sediment and minerals that settle in the bottom of the tank. However, if the sediment build-up is severe, a full drain might be necessary to completely eliminate it.