Reno Water Heater Installation & Repair

DeHart Plumbing, Heating, and Air offers services for all types of water heaters, ranging from the most modern and technologically advanced systems to simple, older units that have been heating our water for years. We stock a massive supply of parts and materials to conduct almost any repair as soon as possible, and we hold our workmanship to high standards to restore your faith in your water heater as soon as possible.

We offer services for:

• Tank-style water heaters: Traditional gas or electric-powered heating elements that heat a tank of water and hold it at the proper temperature for when you need it.
• Tankless water heaters: Modern water heaters that don’t store water at a proper temperature, but instead heat it as you need it to save energy.
• Heat pump water heaters: Water heaters that use the power of ambient thermal energy in the air to efficiently warm water in a holding tank for when you need it.

Water Heater Replacement

You depend on your water heater a lot, and that means it also has a fairly short expected lifespan. In fact, a traditional tank-style water heater’s expected lifespan is roughly around ten years before it wears out to the point of replacement. If your water heater has started to leak, even slowly, then don’t hesitate to reach out and give us a call. You’ll need to replace your water heater right away, and our team is the experienced group of experts you can count on to get the job done right. That includes assisting you with all necessary project permits, utility connections, and proper testing upon completion.

Why is My Water Heater Leaking?

Your water heater might be leaking for a variety of reasons, some more serious than others. First, the cold and hot water connections may not be functioning correctly, in which case tightening them with an ordinary wrench could solve the issue. Another possibility is that gaskets have been worked loose over time and need to be replaced by a professional - usually requiring a full drain of the water heater tank and removal of electrical components. In addition, it could be that the drain valve has become damaged or loose and needs replacing. Finally, if all else fails, it is possible that the water tank itself is damaged beyond repair, meaning you will need to purchase an entirely new unit.

For experienced water heater installation or replacement, contact DeHart Plumbing, Heating, and Air today!