The lifespan of a water heater can vary depending on factors such as maintenance, usage, water quality, and installation. A well-maintained water heater can last between 8 to 12 years. However, regular maintenance and timely repairs can help extend its lifespan. Some high-efficiency tankless water heaters can last up to 20 years, making them worthwhile investments.

Several factors, including a malfunctioning heating element, a faulty thermostat, or sediment buildup in the tank can cause insufficient hot water. It's recommended to check the thermostat settings first to ensure they are correctly adjusted. If the issue persists, it's best to consult a professional plumber to diagnose and repair it. 

Our technicians have the training and experience to fully evaluate your hot water supply and restore abundant hot water. Trust us to get your water heater working optimally again.

Determining whether to repair or replace your malfunctioning water heater depends on a few key factors. The age of your unit is important - water heaters typically last 8-12 years before needing replacement. Frequent or exorbitant repairs on an aging system may indicate complete replacement is better than continually patching issues. However, relatively minor repairs on a newer unit are often worthwhile. 

Consult our experts when your water heater acts up. We provide honest guidance on making the optimal choice between repairing or replacing your unit. Contact us today - we want to help ensure you have an efficient water heating solution.

These disruptive sounds usually mean there is a sediment buildup problem inside your water heater's tank. Sediment and mineral deposits that accumulate over time can cause the water to boil erratically, producing noise as bubbles form and move about. The solution is to have your tank flushed to remove the sediment so water can heat smoothly again. Our licensed plumbers perform thorough flushes and checks to quiet that noisy water heater. Preventative tank flushing every 1-2 years can help avoid sediment accumulation and extend your heater's life. Contact us when your hot water tank starts sounding off - we'll get it quieted down.

Tankless water heaters provide compelling benefits that make upgrading from a conventional tank worth considering.

• Energy efficient - Only heat water on demand, so no energy is wasted
• Unlimited hot water - Never run out during showers or using multiple fixtures
• Compact size - Great for homes with limited space
• Long lifespan - Avoid frequent replacements
• No tank leaks - Minimize risk of water damage
• Eco-friendly - Support energy conservation

When weighing a switch to tankless, our professional plumbers first analyze your household's hot water requirements. We help select the ideal tankless unit that will provide ample, consistent hot water for your needs.

Contact us today to discuss if going tankless to enjoy constant, sustainable hot water makes sense.