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Water Heater Repair in Gilbert, AZ
Are you dealing with a falling water heater? Here are some signs you may need to invest in a new appliance.
Residential Plumbing
Water Heater Repair in Gilbert, Arizona
For a while now, you’ve suspected something might be wrong with your water heater. You’ve hired Gilbert water heater repair professionals, but that doesn’t seem to resolve the issue. Are you dealing with a falling water heater? Here are some signs you may need to invest in a new appliance.
Does your water heater make a gurgling or bubbling sound? Any irregular or consistent odd noises or sounds could indicate a failing water heater. To test this, listen to your water heater before taking a shower or doing a load of laundry. Then, listen after using some hot water. If you hear anything out of the ordinary, sediment could be the reason.
Cloudy Water
When water runs from your faucet, does it look muddy or cloudy? You may even smell or taste something metallic. Both indicate a water heater on its last legs. Sediment leaking into your water supply could cause a murky color and odd taste. A filter could help with the cloudy water, and you could also try replacing your pipes. If neither takes care of the issue, you may have to buy a new appliance.
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Understanding Water Heater Repair
Old Water Heater
Most water heaters last roughly 10 to 15 years before failing. If yours is approaching this age, think about saving up for a replacement. Have a water heater technician come out to inspect the appliance to give you an idea of how much life it’s got left in it. It could be a good time to check out your options for a new heater, one with money-saving features and leading efficiency.
No Hot Water
If your showers aren’t as hot as they usually are, or if it takes longer for water to heat up, you may have a failing water heater. Over time, sediment buildup can block water from your heater’s burner, making it harder to warm the water. What’s worse is the tank’s heating element works harder to warm your water. This only wastes energy, which you may notice in your utility bills. A regular water heater flushing may resolve the issue, but you may need a new water heater.
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Faulty or Leaking Pressure Relief Valve
Does your water heater’s temperature and pressure relief valve leak? Maybe hot water doesn’t flow through the valve when you test it. No matter which scenario matches your situation, you could need more than a new valve. Enough built-up corrosion, mineral salt and rust can keep your pressure relief valve from working. You don’t want to risk pressure building up in your water heater, which could cause massive damage to your home. You’re better off paying for a new water heater or having your pressure relief valve tested rather than dealing with property damage and potential injuries.
Expensive Repairs
The more expensive your water heater repairs get, the more likely you need a new water heater. When you could buy a new water heater with the money you spend on repairs, think about shopping for a new appliance.
Second Opinion Plumbing is here to help you determine if you need a new water heater. We can also help you choose a new one.
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