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Redlands Water Heater Repair
Water heater issues? We’ve got you covered!
If your water heater is leaking or not staying lit, our experienced team in Redlands, CA, can repair or replace your gas, electric, or tankless water heater. We’ll diagnose the problem and provide the best solution to get your hot water flowing again. Redlands’s hard water can be harsh on water heaters, but we have solutions to improve water quality and extend the life of your water heater. Trust us to fix your water heater problems efficiently and effectively the first time around.
Why call Water Heater SOS?
- Upfront Pricing – Our company offers affordable, upfront pricing on high-quality water heater repairs and replacements. Our office is located in Redlands, CA, and our technicians can be quickly dispatched to you.
- Fully Stocked Vans – We value your time at our company. In most cases, our vans are stocked with the parts needed to replace or repair most water heaters, ensuring that our technicians can get to work without delay. You won’t have to worry about our technicians disappearing to the supply house for hours. Our vans are stocked and ready to get the job done efficiently.
- Excellent Warranty – We provide an excellent warranty package. When we install a new water heater, we include a three-year warranty covering both parts and labor. Additionally, the manufacturer offers a six-year warranty on the water heater itself.
- Manufactured in the United States – We know the residents of Redlands are proud of their country and prefer made-in-the-USA products. We exclusively install Bradford White gas and electric water heaters, all of which are manufactured in the United States. These differ from the low-cost models typically found in large home improvement stores. Bradford White water heaters are built with high-quality components designed to have a longer lifespan, providing significant savings over time.
- Certified Technicians – Our team consists of skilled technicians certified by the major water heater manufacturers. With a primary focus on water heater repair and installation, we have honed our expertise in this area. Our efficiency, proficiency, and certification allow us to work proficiently with most water heater brands.
Frequently Ask Question
This is the most frequently asked question, and the answer depends on various factors. The cost can vary based on the size of the water heater, its location, and if any code upgrades are required. Please use our free estimate form to provide the necessary details, and we will gladly provide you with a quote for a new water heater in your Redlands home.
The approach to fixing a gas water heater leak depends on the source of the problem. If the leak originates from the tank itself, it usually indicates internal corrosion, which would require replacing the entire water heater. However, if the leak comes from the water lines or valves, it is generally possible to repair by replacing the specific faulty components.
On average, a water heater can last anywhere from 7 to 15 years. However, this lifespan can be affected by several factors, including the quality of the water it’s heating and how well it’s maintained. If the water is particularly hard or corrosive, like in Highland, it can cause the heater to rust and deteriorate more quickly. Conversely, if the heater is regularly maintained and cared for, it can last on the higher end of that range.
Switching from a conventional tank water heater to a more efficient tankless model can lead to long-term savings on utility bills. However, the initial for a tankless water heater is usually higher. We can provide a personalized assessment of your needs and offer recommendations that best fit your home’s requirements.
In Redlands and some of the surrounding cities, residents receive their water supply from the Redlands Water District. It’s worth noting that about 85% of households across the United States have moderately hard water, with hardness levels ranging from 60 to 120 parts per million (ppm). Highland specifically has a hardness rating of 1149 ppm and a 8.7 rating on the grains per gallon scale. Both of these ratings indicate a high hardness level, placing the water firmly in the ‘hard water’ category.
This is significant because hard water contains calcium and minerals that can lead to buildup in your home’s fixtures, including your water heater and faucets. Over time, this buildup can cause these fixtures to clog and wear out more quickly.
