What Types of Water Heater Problems Can You Fix?
Give our professionals a call if your water heater is doing any of the following:
- Not supplying enough hot water
- Taking a long time to heat the water
- Leaking from the main water heater tank
- Fluctuating in water temperature
- Providing rusty or cloudy water with a smell
What Kinds of Water Heaters Can You Repair?
In many cases, our experts can provide the repair services to have your water heater running smoothly once again.
However, some situations require a new installation. You can rest assured that our team will properly diagnose the issue and provide you with all available solutions. We want to offer you the means to make an informed decision for your home.
We handle water heater maintenance for:
- Conventional Water Heaters – Gas or electric, these heaters have various tank sizes to meet unique needs.
- Tankless Water Heaters – With water on-demand, tankless heaters are eco-friendly and eliminate the hassle of running out of hot water.
- Hybrid Water Heaters – These use water and electric connections that already exist, combining the storage of conventional heaters with the on-demand power of tankless heaters.
Our Neighborly Done Right Promise® backs all services and parts. This promise means that no job is done until it’s done right. If for some reason you weren’t satisfied with our services, we’ll come back and make it right.
Count on our friendly and reliable team for water heater repair near you by calling today. You can also request your service online.
Water Heater Repair and Replacement | FAQs
How often should my water heater be inspected?
It’s recommended to have services once a year. Annual water heater services can help remove any buildup and ensure you receive the best possible hot water supply.
If you haven’t had maintenance on your water heater in a while, there’s likely a repair overdue causing problems.
When was the last time you had a water heater inspection? If you aren't sure - give us a call!
How long do water heaters last?
Most hot water heaters last 6 to 13 years.
You can help your water heater last by having it inspected once a year.
Should we repair or replace our broken water heater?
It depends! Knowing your water heaters age and repair costs can help determine the answer.
Start by assessing the age. Is your hot water heater over 10 years old? If so - it will likely be more cost-effective to have a new one installed. If your water heater is 5 years old or less, repair will likely be a great option.
Next, how much will water heater repair cost? If repair costs are over half the cost of a new water heater, it'll be more cost-effective to opt in for a replacement.
At Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Santa Barbara County, we're here for you. We're homeowners like you and understand the stress and worry behind water heater issues. We'll offer you our recommendations and help you make the best choice.
Have any other questions about your water heater or need to book a service? Reach out online or give our courteous team a call.
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