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Need a Water Heater Plumber?

You get home from work after a long, hard day, and all you want is to take a nice warm shower to relax. If your water heater isn’t working correctly, you could be met with an icy blast of water — or run out of warm water halfway through your shower.

You don’t have to struggle through it! HomeX Plumbing can help with:

Water heater repair
New water heater installation
Tankless water heaters

Water Heater Repair

Our team is experienced in addressing a wide range of water heater problems, ensuring your system runs smoothly. Common issues we tackle include:

No Hot Water: One of the most frequent complaints, often due to malfunctioning heating elements or thermostat settings.
Leaks: Whether it’s from the tank or connections, we find and fix leaks to prevent water damage and loss.
Noisy Operation: Rumbling, popping, or whining noises can indicate sediment buildup or component failure.
Inconsistent Water Temperature: Fluctuations in water temperature can be a sign of thermostat problems or mineral deposits affecting the heating element.
Discolored Water: Rusty or murky water can indicate corrosion inside the tank.

We will come out and perform a thorough diagnostic process to identify the root cause of the problem. Our skilled plumbers use advanced tools and techniques to inspect and assess your water heater. Then we’ll discuss the best course of action with you. Our repair process focuses on fixing the issue effectively while aiming to extend the lifespan of your water heater.

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A new water heater in the corner of a room

Water Heater Installation

There comes a time when repair might not be the most cost-effective solution, and a replacement becomes necessary. Our replacement services involve a thorough assessment of your needs, guiding you through the selection of a new water heater that fits your household requirements and budget.

Some key indicators it’s time to replace your water heater:

Age: Water heaters typically last 8-12 years. If yours is older, it’s probably about time for a replacement.
Inefficiency: Rising energy bills and decreased heating efficiency are signs of an aging unit.
Frequent Repairs: Regular breakdowns can be costly and inconvenient, so if you’re getting a lot of work done consider just replacing it with a new unit.

We offer a range of high-quality, energy-efficient models from trusted manufacturers, ensuring you receive a reliable and long-lasting water heater.

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Tankless Water Heaters

For those looking to upgrade to a more modern and efficient water heating solution, click here for our tankless water heater services. Tankless systems provide endless hot water on demand, are energy-efficient, and save valuable space.

How Do Water Heaters Work?

You may already be aware of the general steps that deliver hot water to your faucets, but it’s best to get a better understanding of how water heaters work. The more you know, the easier it will be to identify looming repairs and replacements. A water heater is a plumbing appliance that works with your home’s plumbing system. The main function is to supply warm water to the faucets that are all over your home.

A traditional water heater consists of a large tank that can hold dozens of gallons of water at one time. Using the main water supply for your home, the water heater fills this tank. Then, a heating element heats the water to the desired temperature. The hot water remains in the tank 24/7 until you turn on your shower, sink or washing machine. The hot water then slowly drains from the tank and is transported by your plumbing pipes to the right fixture. When water leaves the tank, the system is signaled to fill the space with more water and heat it up as well. This cycle continues, draining and heating new water as needed.

These tanks are usually tucked away somewhere in your garage, basement, attic, crawlspace or closet. Depending on the placement of your water heater, the water may take longer to heat up in different rooms of your house that have a faucet of some sort.

Our professional plumbers can also install tankless water heaters for instant hot water! Call us today to find the best system for you.

Common Water Heater Problems

Just like the other plumbing appliances in your home, water heaters are also susceptible to damage and repairs. No one wants to be out of hot water for too long, especially since a lot of the daily tasks that happen in homes require hot water. Here are some of the most common problems that water heaters can face:

No Hot Water

The purpose of your water heater is to supply hot water to your home — receiving no hot water is a sure indicator that something is wrong. This could be an issue due to a lack of energy supply or problems with the heating element or ignition. If you think it may be an electric issue, try checking to see if the breaker has tripped.

Water Leaks

Over time, minerals and contaminants in water can begin to corrode your tank, creating small cracks that lead to leaks. There’s also a chance of the water connections becoming loose and allowing water to spill from the cracks. It’s important to get these checked out before it causes more serious issues.

Water Is Too Hot

If you’re experiencing the water coming out too hot, this could be because the thermostat on the unit is set too high. You can find your water heater’s thermostat by checking the manual. If you have trouble finding the thermostat or resolving the issue, call professionals to get help.

Buildup

Mineral and sediment buildup is another common problem that water heaters may face. If you notice that your water has a rust color to it, is cloudy or even has a strange odor to it, this could be due to a buildup of some sort in your pipes. You can prevent buildup by regularly flushing your system, which you can do yourself or request help from professionals.

Regular Water Heater Maintenance

To prevent or solve the common problems listed above, we recommend getting annual maintenance to your water heater. Flushing out your system is one of the best ways to help stop the buildup of calcium and prolongs its life to allow you to always have the water temperature you desire. Call the professionals at HomeX Plumbing and Rooter to perform the essential maintenance for you!

Water Heater Plumbers You Can Trust

We know that plumbing issues can be some of the most stressful to endure in your home. That’s why we’re dedicated to serving the community of Anaheim with the best plumbing services you can find. Give us a call today to learn more about our water heater services and how we can help you get your home back on track!