Water Heater Services

When scheduling a tank water heater installation, it’s all about finding the right fit for your household. Most homes use 40- or 50-gallon tanks, but families that run multiple showers or laundry loads at once often upgrade to 60 gallons or more. Gas units typically reheat a full tank in about 30–40 minutes, while electric models can take closer to an hour. Every install includes new fittings, venting, and safety checks so your system runs safely and efficiently from day one.

When your hot water turns cold fast or your tank’s making that rumbling, popping sound, it’s time for tank water heater repair. Those noises usually mean sediment has built up on the bottom of the tank, forcing the heater to work harder. We drain the tank, remove the buildup, and test the heating elements or gas burner for proper output. Other common fixes include replacing thermostats, pressure valves, or dip tubes that help control water flow inside the tank. 

Routine tank water heater maintenance helps you avoid surprises—like leaks or slow heating—and can add years to your system’s life. We flush out sediment that collects at the bottom of the tank, check the anode rod for corrosion, and test the thermostat and safety valve. Most homeowners schedule maintenance once a year, though some may benefit from a six-month flush. 

A tankless water heater installation gives you endless hot water without the bulky tank. These systems heat water only when you need it, which saves space and energy. We size your tankless unit based on how many fixtures you typically use at once—for example, a 7–9 GPM system is ideal for running a shower and dishwasher simultaneously. Our team mounts it securely, connects the gas or electric lines, and installs proper venting so it runs efficiently. 

If your water’s coming out lukewarm or you’re seeing an error code on the display, you likely need tankless water heater repair. The most common problems are scale buildup inside the heat exchanger, ignition failure, or flow sensor issues. We start by checking for clogs or mineral deposits, then clean, descale, or replace faulty components as needed. Once repaired, we test the temperature output and flow rate to make sure your system is heating instantly and evenly again.

Staying on top of tankless water heater maintenance is key to keeping performance strong and preventing costly repairs. Hard water in this area causes scale buildup that can choke the heat exchanger and shorten its lifespan. We flush the system with a descaling solution, clean the intake filter, and check the gas pressure or electrical draw. This once-a-year service keeps your tankless water heater running quietly and efficiently so it’s ready to supply hot water on demand.