Water Heater Repair in Atlanta

• A broken or malfunctioning thermostat - If your water's temperature isn't responsive to your knob, then it's likely a thermostat that isn't reading the temperature of your water correctly.
• A faulty pilot light, thermocouple, or electric ignition - If your having issues with power and it's an electric water heater, try testing another electrical appliance on the same outlet.
• An accumulation of minerals and sediment in the tank - Snapping or popping sounds are an indication that there's been sediment build up and you should call in our Atlanta water heater repair professionals to clean out your tank.
• A corroded or rusted anode rod - If your water is rusty looking it could just be that your anode rod needs replacing. But if the rust has spread to your tank then you might need water heater replacement.
• A broken dip tube - If you have some cold water in your hot shower, call in our water heater repair team. The dip tube that brings cold water into your unit is cracked and mixing incoming cold water with outgoing "hot" water.
• A damaged, loosened, or clogged drain valve - As combustion creates sediments as a byproduct of heating your water, these minerals can sometimes get into your drain valve and cause a blockage.
• Bacteria growth within the water heater tank - While rare, bacteria growth within the water heater tank should not be taken lightly as we use hot water for cleaning our selves, our clothes and our dishes.

Only a trained Atlanta water heater repair professional can ensure that your system is fixed successfully and that the quality of the work will help to minimize the risk of follow-up repair needs. In order to prevent future breakdowns, be sure to invest in regular maintenance as well as flushing and draining of the water heater to maintain its performance.

When Should You Replace Your Hot Water Heater?

No water heater is going to last forever. Advances in technology have helped to make modern water heaters more reliable and long-lasting than ever before, but they all have finite lifespans. Should your water heater fail entirely, or if it is just in need of seemingly constant repairs, give the Atlanta water heater installation team at Quick Action Plumbers a call.

How Do You Know If Your Water Heater is Going Out?

• If your water temperature fluctuates
• If your system is not able to meet your hot water needs
• If your water heater’s tank has started to leak
• If your water pressure has dropped
• If you notice rust or corrosion within the tank
• If your water is discolored or cloudy
• If your system no longer produces any hot water
• If your water heater won’t power on
• If your utility bills have continually increased

Our plumbers are more than capable of handling your water heater replacement with the exceptional skill and quality of workmanship that defines our services.

Let Us Handle Your Water Heater Installation or Replacement

No water heater, regardless of how efficiently it should operate or how well-designed and manufactured it may be, is going to function optimally if it is not installed by a trained technician. The water heater must not only be of the right size for your hot water demands, but it must also match your personal user preferences as well. Because of this, it is important to consult with a professional when you need water heater installation in Atlanta or the surrounding areas.

Types of Water Heaters We Can Service:

• Heat Pump Water Heater: You are not going to be able to heat water for use throughout your home for free unless you leave a bucket out in the sunlight to do so. That being said, you can enjoy truly exceptional efficiency in heating water with the use of a heat pump water heater. Contact our Atlanta water heater replacement experts to learn more.
• Tank Water Heater: An old standby, the tank water heater is probably what most people immediately envision when thinking of this particular appliance. Tank water heaters remain incredibly popular, and with good reason. They are rugged, reliable, and now more efficient than previously possible. Just remember that you must hire a professional to service your tank water heater.
• Tankless Water Heater: Do you want to save some space in your home? Are you interested in heating only the water that you need, as you need it? Then you may be the ideal candidate for a tankless water heater. These systems tend to cost more than tank water heaters up front, but their long-term energy savings can offset that cost over time.

Learn more about our water heater options or any of our Atlanta plumbing services – call us today at (770) 854-0755 to speak to a member of our Atlanta water heater repair team today!