Repairs on tank heaters
A heater that gives lukewarm water, drips from a valve or will not light can be a repair. We check the part that failed and tell you whether fixing it makes sense for the age of the tank.
A water heater that runs out of hot water, makes noise or leaks at the base can be repaired in some cases and needs replacing in others. We help you decide which, then do the work, for tank and tankless units alike.
Call us with the brand, the age if you know it and what the heater is doing.

A heater that gives lukewarm water, drips from a valve or will not light can be a repair. We check the part that failed and tell you whether fixing it makes sense for the age of the tank.
When a tank has leaked through or has reached the end of its life, we swap it for a new one sized to your household.
Tankless units heat water on demand, so size follows how many fixtures run together. One can replace a tank or go where a tank would not fit.
A second heater for a far bathroom, or a heater moved to a new spot during a basement or kitchen project, is plumbing work we plan with you ahead of time.
Which heater is right comes down to how many people draw hot water in one busy hour. Enter your household into the water heater size calculator and a first-hour rating and a tank size come back.
For a tankless unit, the tankless flow calculator works from the showers and fixtures that run together and sets the incoming water temperature from your town’s January low.
The label on the tank carries a serial number, and the brand tells you how to read it. Put both into the serial number decoder to get the build year and the age, then call us with the result.

The pipes around a heater fall under leak detection and repiping, and the rest of the services are on the home page.
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
Call (855) 321-3426