Water heater repair, installation, inspections, and replacement in the Magnolia, Texas area.
Call 281-259-8186 or 281-351-2544 or complete the contact form to schedule an appointment.
Tank & Tankless Water Heaters — Electric & Gas
We service, repair, and replace electric and gas tank (traditional) and tankless water heaters.
After a free water heater inspection to diagnose the problem, we’ll provide a quote to help you decide if a new unit would be more cost efficient in the long run or if a simple repair will suffice. We can also help you decide which would be the best type of water heater for your home or business needs.
Free Water Heater Inspections
Your Magnolia water heater inspection and quote is free.
Vans Stocked For Immediate Repairs
Most parts on a water heater can be repaired or replaced, so we keep most of the parts needed for typical repairs in our vans. Because the parts needed are usually with us we can provide a service quote and — with your approval we will can often fix the problem immediately.
To Order Water Heater Service
For fast service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, fill out the contact form or call 281-259-8186 or 281-351-2544. We service Magnolia, TX, Cypress, Tomball, The Woodlands, Hockley, Waller, Pinehurst, and the surrounding
We proudly server customers in the Magnolia, TX area, 77353, 77354, and 77355 zip codes. Call us today 281-259-8186 for your water heater needs!
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are Gas Water Heaters?
Gas water heaters are a wonderful choice for houses with gas lines already in place where the heater is installed. Because there are no pipes required to connect the tankless device to your home or outdoor plumbing system, installation expenses are reduced.
Gas heaters are also an excellent choice for areas that experience frequent power outages. Gas units use more energy than electric ones, although they are extremely efficient. Gas water heaters are the most energy-efficient type of hot water heater, however even they consume more electricity than tankless models.
Because gas units operate at a lower temperature than electric ones, they can be set to a temperature that is insufficient for a shower. When the electricity goes out or someone needs hot water for cooking or cleaning.
What Are Electric Water Heaters?
The most common are electric water heaters, although you can choose between hot-water storage and tankless.
An insulated tank retains heat if you have a regular electric storage water heater. The cold water from your plumbing enters an expansion tank before entering your hot water heater. The water then goes through the pipes and warms up in your hot water heater before returning to your faucet.
When the faucet is turned on, warm water flows from it. When the tank has warmed up, it rises to the faucet and then decreases back down. The majority of hot-water storage tanks are situated outside your house, although some more recent versions keep them closer or inside.
A tankless water heater does not have a big storage tank. Rather, it has a tiny storage tank that warms the water fast when water goes through it and heats the water.
Tankless electric types heat the water right before consumption, rather than waiting for it to be stored in a big tank for later usage, allowing them to constantly provide you with endless hot water.
What Are Tankless Water Heaters?
Tankless water heaters are a fantastic and energy-saving option for tank models. They’re also an excellent choice for homes with restricted or no hot water demands because they produce limitless hot water by heating the same amount as needed but without using any extra electricity than your typical 15 amp circuit breaker.
Tankless water heaters are small, high-tech electric heaters that transform electricity into hot water on demand. They don’t require a storage tank, so they’re more efficient at providing constant hot water to numerous faucets and appliances in the long run.
Tankless water heaters are also more energy-efficient than traditional water heaters. They’re also smaller, making them ideal for use in any room or as a replacement for an existing water heater if necessary. Tankless water heaters have a lifespan of at least 10 to 20 years and some models even qualify for federal tax credits. Check with your accountant.
What Are Hybrid Water Heaters?
Gas-powered water heaters convert natural gas or propane into hot steam that boils your drinking water. It’s cost-effective and energy-efficient, to say the least. However, it consumes fuel and has a limited lifespan as a result of this.
Water heaters that operate on both hot water and electricity are called hybrid water heaters. They utilize both natural gas and electricity to power their heater. When you don’t have adequate electrical energy, the electric element is used solely for starting; otherwise, it’s only used for ignition. These types of heaters are also more cost effective to run.
Common Signs of a Water Heater that needs to be fixed or replaced:
1. No Hot Water: One of the most obvious signs of a broken water heater is if it stops producing hot water or does not produce enough hot water to meet the demands of the home.
2. Strange Sounds: If you hear loud, knocking sounds coming from your water heater, this could be a sign that sediment has built up and is impacting the operation of your water heater.
3. Water Leaks: If you notice any water pooling around the base of your water heater, this could be a sign that there is a loose connection or another issue with the tank.
4. Unusual Smells: Unusual smells can indicate mold growth or a gas leak. If you notice strange smells, be sure to call a professional for assistance.
5. Discolored Water: If the water coming from your taps has any kind of discoloration, this could be an indication that there is rust in your water heater tank and it needs to be replaced.
It’s important to be aware of these common signs of a broken water heater, as they can help you catch potential problems before they become major issues. If you ever have any concerns about the performance of your water heater, it’s best to contact us for advice and assistance.
By taking care of your water heater and knowing what signs to look out for, you can ensure that your water heater is running efficiently and helping save money on energy bills. Additionally, addressing any problems quickly can help avoid major repairs or replacements in the future. Taking the time to regularly inspect and maintain your water heater can be hugely beneficial in keeping it running well for years to come.
To Order Water Heater Service
For fast service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, fill out the contact form or call 281-259-8186 or 281-351-2544. We service Magnolia, TX, Cypress, Tomball, The Woodlands, Hockley, Waller, Pinehurst, and the surrounding
We proudly server customers in the Magnolia, TX area, 77353, 77354, and 77355 zip codes. Call us today 281-259-8186 for your water heater needs!