Installation & Repair of Water Heaters in the Gold Country

We have professionals trained to repair and service whatever type of water heater you have in your home. From gas to electric to high efficiency to tankless, our team is prepared to repair the problem quickly and correctly!

Common Water Heater Issues:

• No hot water: This is one of the most obvious signs that a water heater needs repair. Before you call our experts, there are a couple of solutions you can try first. Make sure to check that the thermometer is turned up to the desired temperature, and then check to see that the pilot light is on. If both of these things seem to be working properly, but you still don’t have hot water, give us a call!
• Not enough hot water: Usually, this is the result of a malfunctioning thermostat. Compare the temperature on the thermostat to the actual temperature of the water; that will give you a good idea of what needs repair. Our team will be able to tell you if it is indeed a problem with your thermostat or if you have a blocked flue or vent stopping hot water from getting through.
• Water is too hot: This is probably a thermostat malfunction and not a full-blown water heater repair. Check that the thermostat is set to a normal temperature, and if it is still producing scalding water, it should be replaced.
• Smelly water: If there is a terrible smell coming from your faucet, it is most likely a bacterial or fungal infection in your water heater. Water heaters should be flushed out once a year, but an easy fix for this problem is to drain the tank and fill it with two pints of 3% hydrogen peroxide. Let the solution sit in the water heater for two hours before refilling it with clean water. If you are still noticing a bad smell, call us.
• Popping or rumbling sounds: This problem is not uncommon and luckily it doesn’t usually require extensive repairs. Generally, the noises are caused by debris or sediment in the tank, causing the water to reach a boiling point. Simply drain the tank, scrub it thoroughly, rinse it out, and refill with clean water. Doing this on a yearly basis is recommended to keep your water heater from extensive repairs.