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- Upfront Fixed Pricing – No Hidden Cost
- 24/7 Emergency Plumbing Services
- Lifetime Labour Warranty for Peace of Mind
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Stuck with a hot water issue? We’re here 24/7 for emergencies, or to upgrade your system for better efficiency. Tell us your problem; we’ll handle the rest.
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FAQ About Hot Water Services
From pesky plumbing issues to major drainage work, we know there will be questions. We’re here to answer them. These Frequently Asked Questions cover some of the most common questions, but if you have another for our team, just give us a call.
What are the most common hot water system problems?
Common hot water system problems include no hot water, inconsistent water temperature, leaking tanks, unusual noises, low water pressure, faulty thermostats, broken heating elements, and pilot light or ignition failures.
If you’ve lost hot water, first check that your electricity or gas supply is working. If the energy supply isn’t the issue, it’s best to have your system inspected by a licensed plumber. A professional can quickly identify the fault and recommend the most cost effective repair or replacement to restore your hot water.
What do I do if my hot water isn't working?
Why does the hot water stop working?
There are several reasons why your hot water may have stopped working, including:
- No power or gas supply
- A tripped circuit breaker or safety switch
- A tripped limit switch
- A faulty heating element
- A malfunctioning thermostat
If you’re experiencing problems, first check that your electricity or gas supply is working and ensure the circuit breaker hasn’t tripped. If everything appears normal and you’re still without hot water, contact a licensed plumber to inspect the system and recommend the appropriate repair.
Are there many different water heater types?
There are several types of hot water systems available, each suited to different homes and budgets. The most common options include:
Electric hot water systems – Reliable and affordable, available in both storage tank and continuous flow models.
Gas hot water systems – Energy-efficient and capable of providing fast hot water, available as storage or continuous flow systems.
Heat pump hot water systems – Highly energy-efficient, using heat from the air to warm your water.
Solar hot water systems – Use solar energy to heat water and can be paired with gas or electric boosters for cloudy days.
Continuous flow (tankless) systems – Heat water only when you need it, providing endless hot water without storing it in a tank.
Storage tank systems – Store and heat a set amount of water, ready for use whenever you need it.
A licensed plumber can help you choose the best hot water system based on your property’s size, energy source, and household water usage.
How do I know what water heater I should use?
Each water tank has its advantages, and it is a matter of looking at each and deciding what best suits your lifestyle.
Water heaters with a tank are cheaper to install; however, tankless systems, while more expensive at installation and repair, are energy efficient and use less energy.
Essentially, while you save money at the outset of a tank system, tankless may save you more money long term. Traditionally, large homes fair well with a tank heater; however, as technologies have advanced, tankless options are just as capable of heating larger spaces.
How will I know when a water heater should be replaced?
Water heaters with a tank should be replaced within ten to fifteen years of use; however, every twenty years is adequate for a tankless option.
A serial number imprinted on your The age of your water heater identifies how old your unit is. Otherwise, you will experience strange smells and noises, increased energy bills, uneven temperature, or water flow.