FAQ

There are a variety of water heaters: conventional, tankless, heat pump, solar, and condensing. We are happy to help you determine which one best fits your home, lifestyle, and budget.

Water heaters can last anywhere from 10 – 20 years, depending on what kind you get.

They are typically stored in your garage, attic, or laundry room.

A water softener can increase your water heater’s life span so mineral deposits don’t build up and clog your water heater.

An Ultra Low NOx gas water heater is one that emits a lower level of nitrogen oxide than a standard gas water heater. Lots of states and municipalities have requirements and standards to limit the maximum amount of Nox emissions for gas water heaters – particularly certain counties in California and in the state of Utah

Every state and county has its own set of building codes and regulations that govern the placement of water heaters, you must consider before changing the location. There are many other factors that every water heater installer must be aware of for safe, reliable performance of your gas water heater and know the county codes and regulations.

To reduce the chances of a leak or breakdown and save money, or the cost of replacing your water heater, it is highly recommended to have your water heater serviced by a professional annually at least once per calender year.

Especially If you have a tankless on-demand heater you must have it serviced annually. Regular inspections help to identify problems before they become catastrophic. maintaning and having parts replaced like anode rods, dip tubes, elements, and thermostats can prolong the life of tank-type heaters and are cost friendly compared to replacing the heater itself.

While the heater maintenence or repair comes with a cost now, the cost of repairing wet walls or furniture and other househould items or appliances can be outstanding. Keeping up the maintenece will also help you get the best performance and extend the life out of your existing water heater.

Yes, If you smell gas and can safely turn the gas supply off and immediately call your provider. Your provider will make certain everything  is safe. Please call us after the gas provider has certified everything is safe and leak free.