Water pooling at the base signals a serious problem that needs immediate attention. We inspect the unit and decide whether to repair or replace it.
Popping, crackling or rumbling usually points to sediment buildup, which requires draining and flushing the tank.
In electric units, not enough hot water can mean a bad element. The fix is a relatively simple replacement, but it should be done by a professional.
Traditional tank heaters cost less upfront but are less energy efficient and can run out of hot water after heavy use. Tankless heaters cost more upfront but are more efficient, lowering utility bills over time and providing continuous hot water.
Maintenance includes testing or replacing the TPR valve, checking the anode rod, draining sediment, adjusting the temperature and flushing the tank once or twice a year.
Popping, crackling or rumbling usually indicates sediment buildup, which requires draining and flushing the tank.
Water pooling at the base signals a serious problem that needs immediate attention. We will inspect the unit and decide whether to repair or replace it.
