Suppose you are experiencing issues associated with your home’s water supply, such as frequently running out of hot water, pesky leaks, or outrageously high utility bills. In that case, you might be due for a new water heater. Luckily, Ally Plumbing & Restoration has your back. Our experienced team of Seattle plumbers specializes in water heater installation and replacement. They’ll inspect your water heater, assess its current operating condition, and determine if you are due for a replacement.
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Common Water Heater Problems
Over time, even the most trustworthy water heaters tend to break down or malfunction due to years of wear and tear. Here are some clear warning signs that signal you may have a problem with your water heater and need a new one.
Leaks
One of the most prominent indications of water heater problems is constant leaks. This can occur due to old and worn down pipes, a faulty pressure valve, or a malfunctioning shut-off valve.
No Hot Water
A lack of hot water indicates an issue with your water heater's heating electrical components, such as its coil or thermostat.
High Energy Bills
Higher than average energy bills can signal that your water heater isn't working correctly.
Corrosion
Corrosion is another common problem with wear and tear and years of water heater use. A heavily corroded water heater can lead to leaks and electrical breakdowns.
Weak Water Pressure
Weaker than normal water pressure can signal that something is off regarding your water heater.
If you are experiencing any of these water heater problems, contact us at Ally Plumbing & Restoration. Whether it’s a simple repair or you require a new water heater, our team of Seattle plumbers can take care of the job. At the end of the day, our goal is for you to be comfortable in your home, and that means having a reliable supply of hot water you can count on.
Water Heater Installation and Replacement in Seattle
If your old water heater is damaged or it’s simply time for an upgrade, our Seattle plumbers are happy to help you select a new water heater for your home and install it to perfection. We offer complete installs and replacements of tankless water heaters from premium brands at competitive prices.
A new tankless water heater is worthwhile if your existing water heater is old, causing it to be less efficient and resulting in high utility bills. Not only will a tankless water heater help to cut down on your utility bills, but you have the added benefit of having a system that continuously heats water, ensuring you never run out. On top of it all, tankless water heaters are more energy efficient and have a smaller environmental footprint.
Why Choose the Seattle Plumbers at Ally Plumbing
We’re not your ordinary Seattle plumbing company for the following reasons:
Personalized Service
With our plumbers, you’ll receive personalized attention throughout the entirety of your service. This leads to an enjoyable customer experience and lasting results.
Hardworking Team
When faced with complex issues and scenarios, our team doesn’t give up. Our plumbers take on other jobs other plumbing companies won’t and don’t stop until the problem is solved.
Plumbing Expertise
We pride ourselves on our vast industry expertise. From the moment you meet our team, its apparent that they are highly knowledgeable in what they do.
Water Heater FAQs
How long do water heaters last?
With proper installation and maintenance, a tankless water heater typically lasts up to 20 years.
How do tankless water heaters work?
Tankless water heaters do not hold water in a tank- instead, they heat water instantaneously through an in-unit heat exchanger. This means you can revise a continuous flow of hot water and never have to wait for an empty tank to fill up.
How much are tankless water heaters?
The cost of tankless water ranges anywhere from $500 – $2000, depending on the specific system. This excludes the cost of installation by a professional plumber.
What are the benefits of a tankless water heater?
There are many benefits to upgrading to a tankless water heating system, including:
- Increased energy efficiency
- Lower utility costs
- Increased hot water supply
- Longer lifespan
- Small and compact size
