You can conserve heated water in many ways. The most common ways to save heated water include investing in low-flow shower heads and scheduling routine water heater maintenance to remove sediment debris. We can look at your specific water heater and tell you the best ways to conserve water.

Water heaters often have minor issues that we can quickly diagnose and repair. The most common problems with water heaters include:

• Water Leaks
• Weird Smelling Water
• Tank Takes Too Long to Heat
• Low Water Pressure
• Lack of Hot Water

Our experienced technicians will help determine if you need a water heater replacement. If you aren’t getting a reliable supply of hot water or the temperature fluctuates regularly, your water quality may be low. We’ll look for signs of rust or debris in the water. It is essential to replace your water heater before it gets to a place where it bursts and causes flooding issues.

A water heater with a tank typically holds between 30 and 80 gallons of hot water. The tank works to keep the set temperature and empties from the tank upon usage. The cold water starts the cycle to heat up to the specified temperature. Tankless hot water heaters don’t include a storage tank. They heat water on demand to keep the hot water flowing through the system at all times.