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We will do best to solve every plumbing situation & find needed technician.
We will do best to solve every plumbing situation & find needed technician.
We will do best to solve every plumbing situation & find needed technician.
At Atlanta Water Heaters, we understand how crucial a functioning water heater is to your daily comfort and routine. That’s why we offer specialized water heater repair services to address and resolve your hot water issues promptly and effectively.
We’re your neighbors, committed to ensuring that every household and business in Atlanta has access to reliable hot water. Our team isn’t just skilled in repairs; we’re dedicated to providing a service that you can trust.
Don’t let a faulty water heater disrupt your day. Contact Atlanta Water Heaters at (678) 318-3628 for expert, trustworthy repair services. We’re here to restore your comfort and peace of mind with efficient and effective water heater solutions.
Regularly checking your water heater can help you spot early signs of wear or malfunction. Here’s a simple guide to help you perform a basic inspection:
1. Inspect for Leaks or Water Pooling: Look around the base of your water heater for any signs of leaks or water pooling. Even small leaks can indicate larger problems and should be addressed immediately.
2. Check the Pressure Relief Valve: Carefully test the pressure relief valve to ensure it’s working correctly. This valve is crucial for preventing excessive pressure build-up. If you’re unsure about how to do this safely, it’s best to call a professional.
3. Listen for Unusual Noises: Strange noises like rumbling or banging can indicate sediment buildup at the bottom of the tank. This can reduce efficiency and potentially damage the tank.
4. Monitor Water Temperature: Pay attention to the water temperature. If you notice inconsistent heating or if the water is not getting as hot as it used to, it could signal an issue with the heating elements or thermostat.
5. Check for Rust or Corrosion: Examine visible parts of your water heater for any signs of rust or corrosion, especially around pipes and the tank. Corrosion can lead to leaks and other serious issues.
6. Evaluate Water Quality: Be alert to any changes in water quality, such as discoloration or a metallic taste. These can be signs of rust or other problems inside the tank.
7. Assess the Age of Your Water Heater: Knowing the age of your water heater can help you understand its condition. Most water heaters last about 8-12 years.
Remember, while these checks can help you identify issues, regular professional maintenance is key to the longevity and efficiency of your water heater. If you notice any problems or if your water heater is due for a check-up, don’t hesitate to contact us at Atlanta Water Heaters. Our expert team can provide comprehensive inspections, maintenance, and any necessary repairs to keep your water heater in top condition.
It’s recommended to have your water heater professionally inspected and serviced at least once a year. This helps ensure efficient operation and can prevent unexpected breakdowns.
Look out for signs like water temperature inconsistency, unusual noises from the tank, visible rust or corrosion on the tank, and any signs of leaking. If you notice any of these, it’s time to call a professional.
Yes, certain steps can be taken to improve the efficiency of an older model, such as insulating the tank, flushing out sediment, or replacing the anode rod. However, these are temporary solutions, and eventually, a replacement might be necessary.
While it is generally safe to adjust the temperature, it’s important to be cautious. The recommended setting for most households is around 120°F to prevent scalding and conserve energy. If you’re uncomfortable doing this yourself, our technicians can help.
This could be due to a malfunctioning thermostat, a broken heating element, or sediment buildup in the tank. It can also be a sign that your water heater is undersized for your household’s needs.
This noise is typically caused by the heating of sediment that has built up at the bottom of the tank. It’s a sign that your water heater needs to be flushed, a service we can provide during a maintenance visit.
It depends on the location and severity of the leak. A leak from the tank itself usually means the water heater needs to be replaced. However, leaks from fittings or connections may be repairable.
Check your owner’s manual or contact the manufacturer with your model and serial number. We can also help determine the warranty status during a service visit.
