Water Heaters
Water Heater Replacement & Installation
New tank water heaters installed.
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What water heater replacement & installation involves
Water heater replacement removes a failing tank and installs a new gas or electric unit, connected to code with new fittings, venting and a working relief valve. Most traditional tanks last about 8 to 10 years before rust, sediment or leaks make replacement the smart call.
It is time to replace when the tank is leaking, the water is rusty, repairs keep stacking up, or your household simply needs more hot water than the old unit can supply.
Mesquite Plumbing helps you choose the right size and fuel type, compares tank and tankless options with you, hauls away the old unit, and installs and tests the new one. In many cases you have hot water again the same day.
We also look at the space around the heater. Many garage installs need a drain pan, an expansion tank or updated venting to meet current code, and we explain those before we start.
How it works
Our process
- 1
You call, a dispatcher answers
Day or night, a real person takes the details and sends the nearest plumber with the right parts on the truck.
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We find the cause
The plumber inspects the fixture or line and tells you what failed and why, before any work starts.
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Clear options, your call
You hear the repair and replacement options in plain words, and you decide what gets done.
- 4
Fixed, tested, cleaned up
We run the water, check for leaks, and leave the area the way we found it.
Questions
Water Heater Replacement & Installation FAQs
How often should you drain your water heater?
At least once a year, you should have your water heater drained and flushed to remove sediment buildup. Some units may need more or less frequent flushes depending on water hardness levels and overall use and maintenance.
Should I shower or use hot water if my water heater is leaking?
No, it’s not advisable to use hot water if your water heater is leaking. Using hot water when there’s a leak can exacerbate the issue, potentially leading to significant damage, breaker trips, mold, water damage, and even fire hazards. A leak can also indicate potentially dangerous structural problems.
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