Water Heater Repair & Replacement

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Water Heater Repair Services

We use our water heaters every single day and hardly ever think to give them a second thought. That is, until our hot water stops working, then it is pandemonium. We are so used to turning a faucet handle and having hot water come out almost immediately. When this doesn’t happen, we are shocked and immediately know what the culprit is…that old water heater. Don’t wait until your water heater quits working before you call us. Our plumber’s have experience with water heater repair, diagnostics and replacement if needed. I mention “if needed” because ideally Klamath Falls Plumbing wants to save you some money and try to prolong the life of your current hot water unit without replacing . We can usually accomplish this via diagnosing the problem the water heater is having and possibly repairing it or replacing a minor part within the water heater to get it up and running again.

  • Water Heater Repair

    Repairing your existing hot water heater is much more cost effective then replacing it entirely. Sometimes the fix can be very simple such as relighting the pilot light or pressing the reset button. The reset button can trip for several reasons including a power surge or even a thunder storm, if your Reset Button keeps tripping on a weekly or even a daily basis, it could be a symptom of a more serious problem. Call Klamath Falls Plumbers and ask about our maintenance services. Other common repairs include replacing the thermopile, heating elements, gas control valve, gas burner, or the thermal switch. Basically just because your unit stopped working doesn’t automatically justify replacing it entirely. Klamath Falls Plumbers can repair gas and electric water heaters. Give us a call and lets try and save that water heater.

     

  • Water Heater Replacement

    Symptoms that signify you may need to replace your water heater are symptoms such as increased water heating recovery time, basically how long it takes to heat the water up. Or maybe your water heaters tank is running out of hot water faster than it used too. Or you may notice when the gas water heater is heating up you hear all kinds of crackling and popping sounds coming from inside the tank, this is a sign of sediment buildup in your water heater tank. Or maybe you are just sick and tired of costly water heater repairs adding up.

    The time has come…we’ve ran our diagnostic tests and determined your unit is not savable. Don’t worry we will get your brand new water heater installed quickly. The first step in the water heater installation process is to shut the gas and water off to the unit and drain your existing water heater.  While it is draining we will disconnect your old non functional unit and associated parts and haul them off. At this time it may be a good idea to upgrade your water heater valves. We will then install the relief valve, reinstall the water lines, reattach the exhaust flue and gas line, check for any leaks, then finally relight the pilot light. All in all it should take a few hours to replace your water heater.

Energy Efficient Water Heater Options

A tankless water heater is an energy-efficient option that heats water on demand, providing a continuous supply of hot water whenever you need it. Unlike traditional water heaters that store hot water in a tank, tankless models only heat water as it passes through the unit. This not only reduces energy consumption but also saves space, making it an ideal choice for homes of all sizes. Additionally, tankless water heaters have a longer lifespan compared to traditional models, offering reliability and cost savings in the long run. If you're looking for a more efficient and eco-friendly way to meet your home's hot water needs, a tankless water heater might be the perfect solution. Contact us at Klamath Falls Plumbing to learn more about how a tankless water heater can benefit your home.

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Reliable Water Heater Repair and Replacement

A malfunctioning water heater can disrupt your daily routine. At Klamath Falls Plumbers, we provide expert water heater repair and replacement services to ensure you have a reliable supply of hot water. We service both traditional and tankless water heaters, addressing issues such as leaks, strange noises, and inefficiency. Our team will help you decide whether repair or replacement is the best option, ensuring your home stays comfortable. Call us for all your water heater needs.


Signs Your Water Heater Needs Attention


  • Inconsistent Hot Water: If your water temperature fluctuates, it might be time for a repair. Our technicians will diagnose the problem and restore your water heater's performance.


  • Strange Noises: Banging or popping sounds from your water heater can indicate sediment buildup. Regular maintenance and flushing can prevent these issues and extend the life of your unit.


  • Water Discoloration: Rusty or cloudy water can be a sign of a failing water heater. We'll assess the condition and recommend the best solution, whether it's repair or replacement.


  • Leaks: Visible leaks around your water heater require immediate attention. Our prompt services ensure that leaks are fixed before they cause significant damage.

Our Water Heater Services


  • Inspection and Diagnosis: We thoroughly inspect your water heater to diagnose the issue and recommend the best course of action. Our detailed inspections ensure we find and fix the root cause of the problem.


  • Repairs: From replacing faulty components to fixing leaks, our team handles all types of repairs. We use high-quality parts and materials to ensure long-lasting repairs.


  • Replacements: If your water heater is beyond repair, we can help you choose and install a new, energy-efficient model. Our installation services ensure your new unit operates efficiently and reliably.


  • Maintenance: Regular maintenance services to extend the life of your water heater and ensure it operates efficiently. Our maintenance plans include annual inspections, flushing, and part replacements.


When to Replace Your Water Heater


  • Improved Energy Efficiency: New models use less energy, saving you money on utility bills. We offer a range of energy-efficient options to suit your needs.


  • Consistent Hot Water Supply: Enjoy reliable hot water whenever you need it. Our modern water heaters provide consistent performance and ample hot water for your household.


  • Reduced Risk of Leaks: Modern water heaters are designed to minimize the risk of leaks. Upgrading to a new unit reduces the likelihood of water damage in your home.


  • Space Savings: Tankless water heaters free up space compared to traditional models. Our compact tankless units are perfect for homes with limited space.


Types of Water Heaters We Service


  • Tankless Water Heaters: Energy-efficient and space-saving options that provide hot water on demand. Our experts can install, repair, and maintain tankless systems.


  • Traditional Tank Water Heaters: Reliable models that store and heat a large volume of water. We offer installation and repair services for all types of traditional water heaters.


  • Gas Water Heaters: Efficient models powered by natural gas. Our gas water heater services include installation, repair, and maintenance.


  • Electric Water Heaters: Convenient models that use electricity to heat water. We provide comprehensive services for electric water heaters, ensuring optimal performance.


Maintenance Tips


  • Flush the Tank: Regularly flush your water heater tank to remove sediment buildup. Sediment can reduce efficiency and cause damage to your unit.


  • Check the Anode Rod: Inspect and replace the anode rod to prevent corrosion. A functioning anode rod is essential for protecting your water heater from rust.


  • Insulate the Tank: Insulating your water heater can improve efficiency and reduce energy costs. Proper insulation keeps your water heater running efficiently.


  • Monitor Temperature Settings: Keep the temperature at a safe and efficient level, usually around 120°F. Lower temperatures save energy and reduce the risk of scalding.