Water Heater Services in Los Angeles

Not all problems with water heaters can be repaired. In some situations, the unit may need to be replaced. We can help you determine whether the unit can be repaired and provide installation for your residential or commercial property. Our technicians are qualified to install both traditional storage hot water heaters and tankless hot water heaters. We carry all sizes of gas, electric and propane tanks.

Our professional water heater services deal with all common water heater problems such as:

• Mud or sand is in the water OR the tank is leaking
• The unit is too small for your home

Brands Services: A.O. Smith, Rheem, Kenmore, Bradford White, American Standard, American Water Heaters, Bosch, EcoSmart, Navien, Nortiz, Reliance, Rinnai, Whirlpool, GE and more

6 Signs You Need a New Water Heater

Signs that indicate it might be time to replace your water heater:

• Age: Water heaters typically last between 8 to 12 years. If your heater is nearing or past its expected lifespan, it's wise to start considering a replacement, even if it's still functioning adequately.
• Rust and Corrosion: Rusty water or corrosion around the fittings of your water heater is a clear sign that it's deteriorating. This can lead to leaks and inefficiencies, so it's best to replace the unit before it fails completely.
• Noise: Loud banging, popping, or rumbling noises coming from your water heater indicate sediment buildup inside the tank. This buildup can cause overheating and reduce the heater's efficiency, signaling the need for a replacement.
• Leaks: Any visible signs of water leakage from your water heater demand immediate attention. Even minor leaks can quickly escalate into major water damage issues, so it's crucial to replace the unit promptly.
• Inadequate Hot Water: If your water heater struggles to provide sufficient hot water for your household's needs, it could be a sign of internal problems like a failing heating element or sediment buildup. In some cases, replacing the unit with a more efficient model may be the best solution.
• High Energy Bills: A sudden spike in your energy bills without a corresponding increase in usage could indicate that your water heater is no longer operating efficiently. Upgrading to a newer, more energy-efficient model can help lower your utility costs in the long run.

If you notice any of these signs, it's advisable to consult with a professional plumber to assess the condition of your water heater and determine if replacement is necessary.