Water Heater Install & Repair

Water heaters are an integral part of any household. So when it goes out, it’s hard not to panic a little. Luckily you have Dutton Plumbing in your corner to help you out. But first it’s a good idea to educate yourself a little bit about different types of water heaters before we tell you what you can do to maintain one, and signals that yours might need to be repaired.

The first type of hot water heater is a gas water heater. Gas water heaters are known for their energy conservation, it’s a great choice if your home is going green. They are also valuable because you can control the rate of heating.

The second type of hot water heater is an electric water heater. Electric water heaters are famed for their heating speed and ability to heat to the highest possible temperature.

Our technicians are familiar with both types and are trained in the best practices of water heater repair.

Water Heater Maintenance

Annual maintenance is something that every water heater owner needs to do, yet so few actually remember.  The yearly maintenance of a water heater is just one of the many things covered in our Universal Protection Plan.

Servicing your water heater every year isn’t just smart, it’s economically savvy.  One of many major benefits of annual maintenance is to help keep your manufacturer’s warranty in full effect.  Often times water heaters aren’t serviced, and if it breaks down, there is nothing the manufacturer can fulfill on due to the lack of warranty specific requirements that ask for water heater servicing.

Whether your water heater is new or old, annual maintenance waits for no one!  Contact us today to ensure your water heater runs smoothly all year long!

Does My Water Heater Need Replacing?

Here are a few signs that it’s time to get a new water heater from Dutton Plumbing:

• Your water heater is 12 years old or older.
• You see rusty buildup on top of your tank or your tap water is getting rust-colored
• Your water isn’t heating
• Your water heater makes popping noises when working
• You notice leaks around the water heater