Tank or tankless, gas or electric — we install and repair water heaters correctly the first time, with clean supply-line work and full code compliance.
A water heater failure rarely announces itself politely — it's a cold shower, a puddle in the garage, or a tank that's finally given out after a decade of service. Our technicians install and repair both tank and tankless systems, matched to your household's actual hot water demand rather than a one-size-fits-all swap.
Every installation includes properly-sized supply lines, correct venting, temperature and pressure relief valve setup, and a full leak check before we consider the job finished.
Tank units cost less upfront and are the simplest like-for-like replacement. Tankless systems take up far less space, typically last longer, and deliver continuous hot water — but involve a bigger upfront investment and sometimes a gas line or electrical upgrade. We'll walk you through the real numbers for your home before you decide.
Tank water heaters cost less upfront and are simple to replace; tankless units take up less space, last longer and provide continuous hot water but cost more initially. We'll help you weigh the tradeoffs for your household.
A standard tank swap typically takes 2-3 hours. Tankless conversions or first-time gas line work can take longer, and we'll confirm the timeline in your quote.
Common signs include rusty water, a leaking tank, banging or rumbling noises, inconsistent temperatures, or a unit over 10-12 years old.
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