1. Invest in Annual Preventative Maintenance One of the most important things you can do to protect your water heater is to schedule an annual inspection. Water heaters can last for years, but this is only true if they are repaired properly. In general, you should schedule a routine maintenance check at least once a … [Read More]
Water Heater Types Depending on your individual preferences, your home can have two types of water heater: the traditional tank water heater and the newer tankless variety. Traditional tank water heaters feature a large cylindrical storage tank with a specific gallon capacity. When you turn on the hot water, it runs until the entire capacity … [Read More]
Pro: There’s No Tank to Rupture or Leak For some consumers, having a water heater tank rupture is the catalyst for exploring other options. Although aging and damaged water heaters often exhibit signs of distress before dumping their contents on the floor, many of these symptoms are easy to miss when life is happening all … [Read More]
Water Discoloration or Rust Seeing water discoloration or rust when you run the hot water is a concerning sign associated with a failing water heater. Rusty or discolored water often arises from corrosion or deterioration inside the tank. Corrosion occurs when the interior lining of the water heater tank breaks down due to age, causing … [Read More]
What Is a Tankless Water Heater? Most people are familiar with traditional tank water heaters. These have a large storage tank filled with water that gets heated continually until there is a use for it. Tankless water heaters do not have that large cylindrical storage tank. Instead, hot water is delivered on demand. They only … [Read More]
We’ve been taking care of HVAC and plumbing systems across this region since 1987. Whether you need emergency repairs in Prescott, a new system in Sedona, or maintenance in Flagstaff, we’re here for it. Here are all the areas we serve:
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