Water Heater Services in Pearland

Common Water Heater Repairs

Sooner or later, everyone will have a problem with their water heater that they will need to address. Whether the issue it no hot water, poor temperature control, hot water that runs out too quickly, or any other issue, our expertise is the perfect match for your situation.

Some of the most common malfunctions our Pearland water heater repair team can help with include:

• Thermostat issues: The thermostat controls the temperature of the water that you get from your water heater. If this component malfunctions, you may be left with water that is either scalding hot or freezing cold.
• Electrical problems: Modern electric water heaters rely on electrical components to heat water. If the heating element, wiring, or sensors are not working properly, you may be left with no hot water.
• Leaks: Some water heater leaks are repairable, but some are not. For example, if you have a leak from a valve or nearby plumbing connection, that is something our water heater repair team can address easily. However, if your tank is leaking due to corrosion, you'll need to replace your water heater.
• Weird noises: Odd noises coming from your water heater is a problem that is usually caused by a buildup of mineral sediment in the tank. Flushing the water heater can often fix this problem if the sediment buildup hasn't already become too great.
• Discolored water: If your hot water comes out rust-colored and smells bad, your water heater may need to have its anode rod replaced. If that's not the issue, the dirty water could be the result of tank corrosion, which will necessitate new water heater installation.

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When to Invest in Water Heater Replacement

Traditional water heaters are meant to work efficiently in your home for about 10 to 12 years. During this time, it’s common to experience a few repairs here and there. However, if you are constantly needing repairs because the unit is always breaking down, or if repairs are not possible due to widespread corrosion damage, you may want to consider a new water heater installation to save money and prevent future issues. If your water heater is very close to the end of its service life, it is most cost effective to purchase a new water heater rather than continue to repair something that won't be able to hold up very much longer.

If you're in need of a new water heater, upgrading to tankless is an option you may wish to consider. Tankless water heaters are a smart, energy efficient option that provide hot water on demand.