Water Heater Repair, Replacement & Installation

A hot water heater is an important and fundamental component to the functionality of your home or business and your family’s or customer’s comfort. When a repair, replacement, or emergency issue arises with your hot water system, we’ll be right there to quickly assess the situation and work hard to restore hot water the same day you call.

Best yet, we’re available around the clock, because we know better than anyone that water heater emergencies can happen out of nowhere.

Get to know our services below or conveniently schedule hot water heater repair or install online. We service all water heater brands, and offer both traditional and tankless water heater repair.

Are you building a new home? Moving your small business into a new location? Or, maybe just considering investing in a more energy efficient water heater? Certified Services offers a full line of quality water heaters, including gas and electric options, and tank or tankless options. We also offer six year and ten year warranties for our hot water heaters.

Traditional Hot Water Heater Installation Near Me

• Traditional, storage tank water heaters are still the go-to for large families using large quantities of hot water simultaneously, such as showering and washing laundry.
• While not as energy efficient as tankless models, there are some traditional water heater models that can provide you higher levels of efficiency. A technician can walk you through a discussion of your options re
• garding the right model and size that fit your family’s lifestyle and budget.

Tankless Hot Water Heater Installation

• Tankless water heaters are becoming more and more popular due to their energy efficiency.
• Because heating water accounts for a large percentage of your home’s energy budget, when it comes time to replace your water heater, consider asking your technician about tankless.
• Tankless water heaters provide hot water only as needed, which is why they’re also referred to as “on-demand” water heaters.
• When you turn on the hot water, cold water travels through a coil pipe into the unit where it is heated by either a gas burner or electric element.
• Several sources say tankless water heaters are best when powered by natural gas.
• Gas tankless water heaters tend to produce higher flow rates than electric tankless water heaters.
• A technician can walk you through a discussion of how to connect the water heater to your existing power source, or how to install a new power source for the type of model you prefer.

Download your copy of How to Choose a Water Heater guide for a more in-depth comparison between tank and tankless hot water heaters.

Proper maintenance helps your water heater to live a full life, and save you the expense of premature replacement. Certified Services offers preventive maintenance programs which include the following (and, more) services for your hot water heater.

Flushing the Hot Water Tank

Flushing the tank annually reduces sediment buildup that could diminish your water heater’s efficiency or clog connected water lines.

Replacing the Anode Rod Filter

Most tank water heaters include an anode rod to help prevent corrosion of the tank walls. Typically made of aluminum, magnesium or zinc, the anode rod is affixed to the top and suspended inside the hot water tank. Because the anode rod is made of metals more susceptible to corrosion than the steel tank walls, the corrosion process starts there. If not replaced, the rod could become completely corroded and then the process would move on to the steel tank walls.

Inspecting the Temperature & Pressure Valve

Gas and electric water heaters have a safety device called a temperature and pressure relief valve. If the hot water tank ever becomes over pressurized, the safety valve would open and release pressure. Part of our water heater maintenance, is to check that this valve is prepared for emergency situations.