Try to imagine what life would be like without a hot shower, or clean clothes and you’ll realize just how important a fully functioning water heater is to your day to day life. If something should happen to interrupt the operation of your water heater, you would be highly inconvenienced.
Your water heater doesn’t always give notice that repairs may be in order. In fact, unless you know what to look for, you may be in for a shock when you’re standing in a suddenly-gone-cold shower, or find your dishes soaking in cold sudsy water. A quick check of your water heater may reveal a puddle, a cold pilot light, or any number of issues. Knowing what’s behind these signs will help you to determine whether to repair or replace.
Obviously, repairing your water heater will be the less expensive way to go, but may not be the most cost-effective. If your water heater is an older model, and has served you well for a number of years, it might be time to replace it. Older water heaters can’t always be repaired, and, if repairs are possible, it may be just the beginning of a series of fixes to postpone the inevitable.
Many common signs that your water heater needs professional repair are:
Though relatively new to the American market, tankless water heaters are becoming quite popular. They’re more efficient, friendlier to the environment, and can save you a bundle in utility costs. Because of the durability, and tankless design, this type of water heater typically needs fewer repairs. Some corrosion issues have been recognized, as well as overload from a tank that’s too small to keep up with demands.
For repairs to your gas, electric, or tankless water heater, contact the professionals at Woolley Home Solutions For 90 years, Woolley has been your go-to heating, cooling, and plumbing specialist in the Essex County area. So, if you find yourself in “hot water” over no hot water contact Woolley Home Solutions today.
Woolley Home Solutions provides water heater repair throughout the northern New Jersey area, including (but not limited to):
07920 – Basking Ridge, NJ |
07935 – Green Village, NJ |
07079 – South Orange, NJ |
07939 – Lyons, NJ |
07033 – Kenilworth, NJ |
07081 – Springfield, NJ |
07921 – Bedminster, NJ |
07938 – Liberty Corner, NJ |
07980 – Stirling, NJ |
07922 – Berkeley Heights, NJ |
07940 – Madison, NJ |
07901 – Summit, NJ |
07924 – Bernardsville, NJ |
07040 – Maplewood, NJ |
07999 – Whippany, NJ |
08807 – Bridgewater, NJ |
07041 – Millburn, NJ |
07083 – Union, NJ |
07928 – Chatham Township, NJ |
07946 – Millington, NJ |
07059 – Warren, NJ |
07930 – Chester, NJ |
07092 – Mountainside, NJ |
07060 – Plainfield, NJ |
07016 – Cranford NJ |
07974 – New Providence NJ |
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07931 – Far Hills, NJ |
07976 – New Vernon, NJ |
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07933 – Gillette, NJ |
07078 – Short Hills, NJ |
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