Banning Plumbers & Water Heater Repair
Banning, CA's Plumbing Fix‑It Crew!
Imagine stepping into the shower, expecting warm water, only to get a freezing blast because your gas water heater gave up. Talk about a bad start to the day! At Water Heater SOS in Banning, CA, we're pros at getting your hot water flowing again, whether it's a gas, electric, or tankless model that's acting up. But don't think we're just about water heaters because our team can handle any plumbing problem you've got! From dripping faucets to backed‑up drains, we're here to fix it all and keep your home running smoothly.
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Banning's hard water is tough on plumbing, with minerals that build up in pipes and water heaters, causing clogs and wear. We can install water softeners to fight this problem, helping your water heater and pipes last longer while saving you from costly repairs.
Tankless water heaters are extremely energy efficient and will save you money on your utility bill. Southern California Gas Company usually has huge rebates for Banning residents from switching from a tank water heater to a tankless model. The rebates vary from time to time, but often, you can receive up to a $1,200 rebate for installing an energy‑efficient tankless water heater.
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Common Reasons Why Water Heaters Go Out
Pilot Light
The pilot light is a small flame that starts the gas burner in your water heater. If it's not working, it could be because the thermocouple (a safety device) is dirty or broken, the gas pipe is clogged, or there's an issue with the gas supply.
Thermostat Controls
The thermostat controls the water temperature. If it's not working right, you might get water that's not hot enough or too hot. A plumber can fix or adjust the thermostat to ensure your water heater works properly.
Sediment
Regular maintenance is key to maintaining your water heater. Over time, sediment can build up in the bottom of the water heater, making it less efficient and harder to work. By flushing the water heater once a year, you can prevent this problem and ensure your water heater lasts longer.
Leaking Water Heater
Gas water heaters can rust if the anode rod (a part that protects the tank from corrosion) isn't working properly. If the anode rod is worn out, the tank can leak, and you might need a new water heater.
Old Age
Water heaters typically have a lifespan of 10‑12 years. If your water heater is approaching this age or has already surpassed it, it's a good time to consider replacing it with a newer, more efficient model. This information can help you plan and budget for the future.
Gas Leaks
If you smell gas near your water heater, it's a serious problem that needs immediate attention. A broken gas valve, a damaged burner, or a problem with the gas line can cause a gas leak. If you smell gas, immediately turn off the gas supply and call for help.
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