Hot water restored, or a new unit sized properly

Benefits

• Right-sized so you stop running out of hot water
• Code-correct venting, expansion and shutoff installation
• Old unit removed and hauled away
• Energy-efficient options including tankless

Our process

1. 1Assess household demand and available space
2. 2Recommend tank or tankless with honest cost comparison
3. 3Drain, disconnect and remove the old unit
4. 4Install, fill, test and walk you through operation

Problems solved

• A unit at the end of its service life
• Household grown beyond the heater's capacity
• Rust-coloured hot water or a leaking tank
• Upgrading to tankless for space and efficiency

Benefits

• Often far cheaper than a full replacement
• Restores hot water quickly
• Flushing and servicing extends the tank's remaining life
• Straight answer when a unit truly is beyond saving

Our process

1. 1Test the unit's power or gas supply and controls
2. 2Identify the failed component
3. 3Quote the repair against the cost of replacement
4. 4Complete the repair and verify recovery temperature

Problems solved

• No hot water, or hot water that runs out fast
• Popping or rumbling from sediment build-up
• Water pooling around the base of the tank
• Pilot light or heating element failures

Benefits

• Hot water at the tap in seconds
• Less water wasted waiting for the line to warm
• Especially useful in longer or single-storey Florida floor plans
• Existing pumps serviced rather than automatically replaced

Our process

1. 1Review your layout and where the delay is worst
2. 2Recommend a pump and control approach
3. 3Install or repair the pump and check valves
4. 4Set timing or demand controls and verify delivery

Problems solved

• Long waits for hot water at distant fixtures
• An existing recirculation pump that has stopped working
• Noisy pump or failed check valve