Water Heaters
Water Heater Installs and Repairs
We Replace, Repair and Install Water Heaters.
We offer water heater replacement and installation, as well as water heater repair for most types of units. Our fully licensed and insured plumbers have the training, experience necessary to handle any water heater job. In other words, from simple repairs to complex replacement jobs and everything in between, we have you more than covered.
Moreover, we’ve earned countless 5-star reviews from our satisfied customers, and have even received an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau for our services! So, if you need help with your water heater, then you’ve come to the right place! Contact us to schedule service today!
Water Heater Types
The Three Most Common Types Of Water Heaters.
There are several different types of water heater styles that one can choose from, but we thought it would be better to describe the three most common styles. Here’s a brief description of the three most common types of residential water heaters:
Gas Water Heaters
Gas heaters typically cost less than electric heaters and have a faster recovery rate, making them ideal for larger families.
Electric Water Heaters
Electric heaters typically cost more than gas heaters and have a slower recovery rate, but they boast better efficiency.
Tankless Water Heaters
Tankless water heaters are the newest and most important innovation in water heater technology.
OWater Heater Repair
Does Your Water Heater need to be Repaired?
Eventually, as with any other appliance, your water heater will need repair. Unfortunately, most homeowners have no idea what to look for and usually only seek out a repair service once the water heater has completely broken down.
So, to help shed some light on this problem, our water heater specialists compiled a list of the most common signs of water heater troubles. If you find yourself facing any of the issues on the following list, then don’t hesitate to contact us to schedule Lansing water heater repair services:
- No hot water when you turn on the tap
- Rusty or cloudy, hot water
- Funny tasting hot water
- You hear loud noises coming from your water heater.
- You’ve noticed a leak from the tank or lines leading to it.
