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Are you experiencing problems with your water heater? Water heaters play an essential role in most households, and when they break down they can wreak all sorts of havoc. That’s why at Mr. Rooter Plumbing of richmond, VA, we specialize in professional water heater repair services. Our experienced technicians are experts at diagnosing and repairing any make or model of water heater, so you can get back to hot showers quickly!
Trust the experts at Mr. Rooter Plumbing of richmond, VA who specialize in installing water heaters. For convenience, give us a call right away or make an appointment online!
We understand how important functioning plumbing is for your home, which is why our team of certified technicians offers 24/7, emergency repairs. With our help, you won't have to go another day without hot running water! Whether it’s a small repair job or a complete overhaul, we guarantee quality work every time.
The most common problem with water heaters is sediment buildup in the tank. Over time, minerals in hard water will break down and settle onto the bottom of your tank, forming sediment deposits that can reduce efficiency and lead to premature failure. If you notice that your hot water supply has decreased or if you hear loud rumbling noises coming from your tank, it could be a sign that sediment buildup is causing problems. Fortunately, this issue can often be resolved by simply draining and flushing out your tank on a regular basis.
Whether it’s better to fix or replace a broken water heater depends on several factors—including the age of your unit, how often you use it, and how much damage there is—but generally speaking, if your current model is more than 8-12 years old and/or needs frequent repairs, replacing it may be more cost-effective in the long run. If you aren’t sure whether to repair or replace your unit, contact a trained technician for professional advice.
If you hear loud banging noises coming from your tank while heating up or if no hot water comes out when you turn on the faucet, these could both be signs that something is wrong with your unit. Additionally, rust-colored or murky-looking tap water could indicate corrosion inside the tank; likewise for leaks around the base of the heater or along pipes connected to it. Finally, if you notice higher-than-normal energy bills without having used any more hot water than usual recently then this could also signify an issue with your unit’s efficiency that needs addressing sooner rather than later.
Contact us now or call us to schedule a water heater repair appointment and get your system up and running again as soon as possible!
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