Water Heater Services

A water heater controls the temperature of the water output by your sinks and showers. If your water heater suddenly stops working, life could get very cold indeed. We are experts in repairing or replacing hot water heaters.

If you're considering water heater repair or water heater replacement, Suburban Plumbing Experts has a few tips:

– Check the manufacturer's recommended service life. Consider repair if your unit is well under the service life. Most manufacturers expect their products to last from 6 to 12 years.

– Consider outside factors such as severe weather conditions, the integrity of the original installation, and amount of maintenance your water heater has received over the years. If your unit has weathered a great deal of inclement weather and neglected maintenance, it may be time to replace your unit. We service and install both residential and commercial grade water heaters.

– Leaks around the tank or lack of reliability means it's time to replace your unit. Call us and we will send out one of our expert technicians to replace yours and regulate the temperature of the water in your home or business. If you need a new hot water heater we will give you the cost estimate up front and with no surprises.

Our licensed plumber will inspect and offer their honest advice and a free estimate to aid your decision to repair or replace your water heater.

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