Your Trusted Water Heater Replacement Specialists
After a hard day at work, there’s nothing more refreshing than a long hot shower. However, there will be a time when you're faced with cold water instead of hot water. Regardless of why your water heater isn’t working properly, it will likely need to be replaced.
Luckily for you, at Moffett Plumbing & Air, we specialize in water heater service and replacement. After conducting a thorough inspection of your water heater, we’ll decide whether it’s better to repair the issues or replace the entire water heater.
If we conclude that your water heater needs to be replaced, we’ll remove your old unit and dispose of it safely. Then, our water heater technicians can ensure that electrical, gas and other connections are handled properly. This way, we can install your new water heater the way it’s supposed to be installed.
Our expert Orange County team of professional plumbers can handle any type of water heater installation, so contact your trusted plumbing contractor at Moffett Plumbing & Air today to get started on your water heater replacement.
Signs It’s Time for a Replacement
Water heaters can’t run forever, so they’ll need to be replaced at a certain point. However, you don’t want to wait until your water heater completely breaks down. If you do, you’ll be left without hot water until the water heater is replaced.
There are a few key warning signs to watch out for to know when your heater is on its last legs. If you notice any of these issues, you should contact your trusted plumbing contractor at Moffett Plumbing & Air for an inspection:
Rust and Corrosion
It’s recommended that you monitor your water tank regularly and look for any rust or corrosion that has built up over the years. Keep a close eye on the area around the temperature and pressure relief valves, as well as the inlet and outlet connections.
If you do notice a significant buildup of rust or corrosion, make sure to contact the Orange, CA, plumbers at Moffett Plumbing & Air for a thorough examination.
Water Discoloration Around Heater
If you see rusty water coming out of the water heater, this is a clear sign that the inside of the water tank is rusting. Since this will eventually lead to a leak, it’s essential to immediately contact a trusted plumbing contractor at Moffett Plumbing & Air.
After examining your water heater, we’ll decide whether it’s better to conduct repairs or replace the entire unit.
Cold or Lukewarm Water
A straightforward way to tell your water heater needs to be replaced is when you turn up your faucets to high heat but still experience cold or lukewarm water. Usually, this is a strong indication that your water heater has reached the end of its lifespan. Fortunately, we offer expert water heater service at Moffett Plumbing & Air.
Water Accumulation Around Heater
If you see any water pooling around your water heater, there is probably a leak or fracture inside your tank. Since metal expands and then cracks as it’s heated, it may be forcing the water out through the lesions.
To prevent further water damage from increasing leaks, it’s essential to contact a trusted plumbing contractor at Moffett Plumbing & Air before the problem worsens.
Strange and Unusual Noises from the Heater
When you start to hear something similar to a stampede of animals or a thunderstorm in your basement, there is likely an issue with your water heater. As your water tank gets older, residue begins building on the bottom.
When the sediment gets heated, it will harden and then bang against the heater. This banging is the cause of loud and unusual noises. Furthermore, this will lead to fractures and leaks. As such, it’s important to contact your local Orange, CA, plumbing experts at Moffett Plumbing & Air to conduct a water heater service appointment.
Tankless Water Heaters
At Moffett Plumbing & Air, we are proud to offer tankless water heater installation services in Orange County and the surrounding areas. Tankless water heaters are one of the latest developments in plumbing technology and offer a variety of advantages.
Although we can install any type of water heater, tankless water heaters supply limitless hot water. Rather than using a tank and slowly heating the water, tankless water heaters use electric coils or gas burners to heat water as required.
You won’t be paying for heat losses since the heated water is used right away and isn’t stored for future use as it would be with a standard water heater. Instead, you’ll be able to enjoy hot water immediately and won’t need to wait for your water to be heated.
Switching To Tankless – Right for My Home?
It’s important to note that tankless water heaters are more expensive to install than standard water heaters. However, tankless water heaters will reduce your monthly utility bills and end up saving you money in the long run.
As such, tankless water heaters are a wise investment if you plan on staying in your home for a long time. Tankless water heaters last twice as long as standard water heaters. Furthermore, tankless water heaters are less bulky, more eco-friendly, and more energy-efficient than traditional water heaters.
To learn more about tankless water heaters or to schedule a water heater replacement, contact the friendly plumbers at Moffett Plumbing & Air today.
Bradford White & Navien Water Heaters
At Moffett Plumbing & Air, we proudly provide Bradford White and Navien water heaters. These are the two most reputable water heater brands and are constructed with the utmost quality and technology.
However, we can conduct water heater service on all brands of water heaters. There is no job too big or too small for us, and we’re happy to help you today.
Reliable Water Heater Service in Orange County
If you notice any issues with your water heater and want to get it inspected, Moffett Plumbing & Air is here to lend a helping hand. Regardless of what type of water heater you need, you can trust Moffett Plumbing & Air for water heater replacement in Orange, CA, and the surrounding areas.
We are proud to provide upfront pricing with no hidden fees and industry-leading warranties. Fill out our online service form or give us a call today!