- You found water dripping out of the water heater
- Leaks in water heater connections
- The water heater is making odd noises
- Your water heater no longer heats water to the desired temperature
- The water heater has failed inspection
- Your water heater water supply valve was found to be leaking water
- Leaks in water heater connections
- The water heater is making odd noises (usually a loud humming or banging)
- Your water heater no longer heats water to the desired temperature (typically 120°F)
- The water heater has failed inspection and was determined to need repair or replacement
- Water damage around your home correlates with the age of your water heater (if you can’t remember when you installed it).
- Upon investigation, corrosion and/or rust were discovered on the outside of the water heater tank as well as leaks from the valves and fittings on the appliance itself. Corrosion of this nature is an indication that the water heater may be failing and it needs to be replaced.
The water heater is the most used appliance in your home. Therefore, water heater repair or water heater replacement can be very expensive and time-consuming. Fortunately, water heaters are not complicated appliances, and many times they can be fixed without spending a lot of money to purchase a new water heater. There are several things that you should do before you purchase a new water heater. You can often save yourself hundreds of dollars by simply fixing or repairing your water heater first.
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