Hot Water Dispenser Installation

A hot water dispenser provides instant hot water whenever you need it. If you’ve just purchased one, scheduling professional installation will ensure you avoid the hazards of electrical shock and scalding-hot water.

Give Mr. Rooter® Plumbing a call for professional hot water dispenser installation, and get your caffeine or tea fix without the wait.

Cost to Install Hot Water Dispenser

The cost to install a hot water dispenser varies. Generally, it will cost between $200 and $400. The cost will depend on the type of instant hot water dispenser you need, how far water lines need to be run, if the sink needs to be drilled out, and more. To get the best idea of cost, request an estimate online for instant hot water dispenser installation.

Professional Plumbing Services

Mr. Rooter’s plumbers are committed to your satisfaction. Our quality workmanship and parts are guaranteed. To avoid surprise charges, we offer flat-rate, up-front pricing. With more than 300 locally owned and operated locations across US and Canada, we’re your local source for reliable hot water dispenser installation services.

Give Mr. Rooter a call or request an estimate online.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are hot water dispensers worth it?

A: Hot water dispensers can certainly be worth the money. They only heat the amount of water you require, which can result in significant electricity bill savings over their lifetime. They are also convenient to own for fast and easy hot beverage-making!

Q: How to clean hot water dispensers

A: Cleaning hot water dispensers is straightforward and can be important for removing mineral deposit build-up. Mix equal parts water and vinegar and run it through your dispenser. Rinse away residual vinegar with water. Alternatively, contact your local service professional for maintenance and cleaning advice.

Q: How do I fix my hot water dispenser not working?

A: If your hot water dispenser is not working, many factors can contribute to why. Your dispenser may have a faulty heating element, a problematic thermostat, or an electrical issue.

Disconnect the power and remove the back panel to visually inspect the parts. Contact your local service professional if you’re not confident inspecting electrical connections, the thermostat, and the heating element.

Q: Are hot water dispensers energy efficient?

A: Yes, hot water dispensers are energy-efficient, especially compared to traditional water-heating methods like stoves and kettles. They only heat as much water as you need, reducing energy inefficiency.