Rapid diagnostics and replacement for failing water heaters. Stop active tank leaks before they flood your basement.
A leaking water heater is usually a sign of internal tank corrosion. If the bottom of the tank gives out entirely, 40 to 80 gallons of scalding water will flood your utility room, ruining adjacent appliances and subflooring.
We dispatch technicians to immediately drain the tank and assess the failure. If it's a faulty valve, we fix it on the spot. If the inner steel tank has rusted through, we facilitate a rapid replacement to get your hot water back on today.
A rusted, leaking tank is a flood waiting to happen. Call us before it completely gives out.
We shut off the power/gas and drain the tank to safely identify if the unit can be repaired or must be replaced.
Replacing faulty temperature and pressure (T&P) valves, burner assemblies, or corroded supply lines.
If the tank itself has rusted through, we provide fast installation of a new, energy-efficient traditional or tankless system.
No. If the actual steel tank is leaking, it means the inner glass lining has cracked and the metal has rusted through. The entire unit must be replaced.
Yes. Aside from severe flood damage, water leaking onto gas burners or 240-volt electrical connections presents severe fire and electrocution hazards.
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