We service traditional and tankless water heaters

A thorough assessment of your home and hot water needs helps us determine the best model to install. Having to replace your water heater can be a surprising and financially straining decision, but we’ll assist you every step of the way, from choosing the best model to offering free estimates, competitive pricing (with a price match guarantee), and financing. Installing a new water heater has many benefits, so once we complete the job, you’ll likely benefit from:

• Increased Efficiency: Newer hot water heaters consume less energy and heat water more efficiently. Energy Factor ratings, which measure the amount of hot water produced per unit of fuel, are improved as well.
• Reduced Space: We can install a more compact electric water heater, while tankless water heaters save the most space; they are small enough to mount on a wall and can be tucked away in a closet. This leaves room for additional storage in your home.
• Better Hot Water Replenishment: Old water heaters lose efficiency and may leave you with a cold shower, not to mention reduced water quality. We can eliminate the need for tanks, so your hot water is continuously refreshed and provided when needed.

Dangers of a Water Heater Leaking

If you suspect your water heater is leaking, it is imperative to repair it as quickly as possible. Not only does water damage to your property cost money to fix, but it can also cause mold and mildew growth. While it is not easy to find the source of a water heater leak, there are a few signs you should look for to identify a leaking unit. Read on for tips on how to fix your leaking water heater.

Leaking from a water heater can be caused by faulty connections or valves, or even the tank itself. If you notice water accumulating on the floor or in the walls, you should immediately call a professional plumber to fix the problem. If you can’t repair the leak, it is likely caused by a cracked tank or valve. Thankfully, repairing water heater leaking in Los Angeles is not difficult.

When water starts to leak, the first signs you should look for are rust in the tank. This is usually caused by sediment accumulating inside the unit. You won’t hear any noise for quite a while, so it’s crucial to pay close attention to these signs. Listening to the sound of the water heater leaking will help you determine whether it’s a leak or another problem.