Water Heater Replacement
Out With the Old, In With the New
Replacing your current water heater with one that meets your household’s budget and energy needs may seem overwhelming. Rest assured, our team of experts is ready to help identify the right product for your unique situation. After finding the right solution, our techs will restore your home’s hot water with prompt, professional, reliable service.
Signs to Replace Your Water Heater
More often than not, water heaters don’t go kaput without any warning signs. If you know what to look out for, you may have a chance of getting ahead of severe repairs or the need to fully replace. Here are a few things to look for.
Advanced Age
Your unit is hitting the typical lifespan limit (10-15 years old).
Water Quality Drop
There is a noticeable decrease in water quality due to sediment buildup and discoloration.
Frequent Maintenance
Your heater has frequent breakdowns and leaks, causing constant need for repairs and maintenance.
Reduced Efficacy
You experience inconsistent hot water supply or your hot water runs out too quickly.
Main Water Heater Types
Conventional Water Heaters
Also called hot water tanks, these heat water using natural gas or electricity. They store that hot water until you’re ready to use it through your sinks, showers or bathtubs.
Tankless Water Heaters
Instead of storing already-hot water, these heat up cold water on-demand as it passes through the heater. They either use natural gas or electricity to heat the water as it’s needed.
Heat Pump Water Heaters
These highly energy efficient systems use a heat pump to pull heat from the air outside to heat the water, storing heated water in a tank. Unlike other options, they run solely on electricity.
What to Expect
Here’s what you can expect when you work with the experts at Baumann & DeGroot.
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Every project is unique. Talk to one of our experts to determine the best solution for you and your home.