No Hot Water
Complete loss of hot water usually indicates a failed heating element (electric) or pilot light issue (gas). We diagnose the problem and restore hot water fast.
Not Enough Hot Water
If your hot water runs out quickly, you may have sediment buildup, a faulty thermostat, or an undersized water heater for your household needs.
Leaking Water Heater
Water pooling around your water heater can indicate a corroded tank, loose connections, or faulty pressure relief valve. Some leaks are repairable; others require replacement.
Strange Noises
Popping, rumbling, or banging sounds often indicate sediment buildup in the tank. Flushing can resolve the issue if caught early.
Rusty or Discolored Water
Rust-colored hot water may signal a deteriorating anode rod or corroded tank—both issues that need immediate attention.
Pilot Light Won’t Stay Lit
For gas water heaters, a pilot light that won’t stay lit could indicate a faulty thermocouple, gas valve issue, or ventilation problem.