Water Heaters

Cold showers, rusty water, a tank that's started making noise, or a pilot light that won't stay lit — water heater problems tend to announce themselves clearly, and most of them are fixable without a full replacement. We diagnose tank and tankless units from every major manufacturer, repairing thermostats, heating elements, pilot assemblies, pressure relief valves and anode rods when a repair is the more sensible option.

When a unit really is at the end of its life — most tank water heaters last 8 to 12 years — we'll say so plainly and walk through replacement options sized correctly for your household's hot water usage, not just whatever's cheapest or biggest. Oversized tanks waste energy every single day; undersized ones mean someone is always taking a cold shower last.

Tankless conversions are one of the most requested upgrades we install: no standby heat loss, continuous hot water, and a smaller footprint than a traditional tank. They do need correct gas line and venting sizing to perform properly, which is exactly the kind of detail that gets skipped by installers who just want the job done fast — we size it properly the first time.

All installations meet local code and manufacturer specifications, including proper venting, expansion tank installation where required, and pressure relief valve discharge lines routed correctly. We also handle emergency water heater failures — a burst tank flooding a utility room is a same-day priority call, not a next-week appointment.