Tank or tankless, gas or electric. Most replacements are done the same day, so you are not stuck with cold showers.
A water heater usually gives warning signs before it quits: rusty or lukewarm water, popping noises, a damp spot at the base, or a pilot that keeps going out. Calling at the first sign is cheaper than cleaning up after a tank lets go in a closet or attic.
We replace standard tank heaters (gas and electric) and install tankless units, including the gas line upsizing and venting a tankless conversion often needs. Every install includes a new expansion tank where required, a proper drain pan, and a code-compliant temperature and pressure relief line.
If the tank itself is leaking, it needs replacing. If the problem is a part like the thermostat, element, or gas valve and the unit is under about 10 years old, a repair often makes sense. We tell you which one is worth your money.
It can be, especially for bigger households that run out of hot water. It costs more up front and often needs a larger gas line. We will give you both prices so you can decide.
Yes. We look at the job and give you a clear price before we start.
