Hot Water Heater
Hot Water Heaters usually last 10-12 years in Texas. Repairing or replacing your hot water heater can be daunting without knowing all your options choices. When it’s time to replace your water heater we can provide you with the latest information to make sure you know your best options and choices.
We offer homeowners the latest information and advice on:
- Coaching homeowners on what the telltale signs are that a water heater needs replacement?
- Information and guidance on when homeowners should u replace or repair hot water heaters?
- We offer advice on environmentally friendly tankless water heaters.
Below are the typical warning signs your water heater is on the verge of failing, and they are all fairly obvious.
* A faucet fails to produce hot water – means the hot water heater is on the verge of failing.
* Not enough hot water for your shower – again, the heater is on borrowed time.
* Water pooling up around the water heater
* Rust colored water coming out of the hot faucet, like means the hot water tank is rusty.
* Water tank emits weird smells or sounds, another sign of an aging water heaters.
Below is advice from our experts on repairing or replacing hot water heater.
* A corroded water heater needs to be replaced, it cannot be salvaged.
* A leaking tank also is at the end of its life. It will have to be replaced.
* A leaky drain valve, pressure-relief valve or a worn-out heating element can usually all be repaired. Homeowners should consider bringing in experts for these repairs.
Before you decide to do any repairs or replacements you should ask yourself these questions. How old is your water heater? The typical life span is 10-12 years. Repairing an aging hot water tank may not be the best choice, replacing the tank will make more sense financially in the long haul.
We suggest getting a free estimate on the repair costs. Homeowners can then weight the costs of repair or replacement vs. how many years you have left on your water heater, and then make an informed decision.