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We can service any make and model water heater, but we sell Bradford White and AO-Smith water heaters, because of their reliability, efficiency, and because they are made here in the USA.

Water Heaters 

How it works: Water heaters heat your homes water by taking in cold water through the supply pipe, heating the water until the temperature reaches your desired heat setting and then sending hot water out the delivery pipe to your homes piping infrastructure. Tank Water heaters also have the job of keeping the water warm after heating awaiting your use. The water is kept warm by insulation wrapped around the tank. The amount of hot water available is dictated by the gallon size of your traditional water heater, or heating capabilities of your tankless water heater, and the recovery rate of your water heater. 

Water can be heated with either gas, propane, electric, and solar power. After choosing your power source, you can choose from traditional tank or tankless water heating options.

Venting for gas and propane comes in two options; direct vent or power vent. If you have a fan, yours is power vent.

Many sizes are available. Common sizes are 40, 50, and 75 gallon capacities, and we supply many other available options in between.

Repair vs. Replace: When Is It Time for a New Water Heater?

Some water heater problems are minor enough to be effectively addressed with professional repairs. Things like an unlit pilot light, tripped circuit breaker, broken burner, or sediment buildup are all relatively inexpensive and easy to address. However, certain issues with your water heater may indicate that it’s time for a replacement.

Some common signs that you probably need to replace your water heater include:

  • The tank shows signs of corrosion

  • There is a leak in the water heater

  • You keep having to pay for repairs

  • The water heater is more than 10 years old

Replacing your water heater may seem like an irritating, expensive investment, but there are actually a number of benefits to having a new one installed. Firstly, if your current water heater is old, you’ll enjoy improved efficiency and lowered monthly bills with a newer, modern unit. Secondly, if you’ve had to shell out for your frequent water heater repairs, replacing your water heater can save you time, money, and hassle with fewer breakdowns and problems. Lastly, water heater replacement offers you the opportunity to upgrade to an energy-efficient, tankless water heater for endless hot water.

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