Inconsistent water temperatures
A faulty thermostat or heating element is the usual cause. Both can be tested and replaced.
No hot water, water that never gets hot enough, or a puddle under the tank? Licensed Boston plumbers repair and replace gas, electric and tankless water heaters, with a free estimate before any work.
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Many water heater problems are repairable: a failed heating element or thermostat on an electric unit, a pilot or gas valve problem on a gas unit, or a leaking valve. A tank that leaks from the tank itself usually needs replacing.
Age matters too. A tank water heater around 10 years old that needs a major repair is often worth replacing instead, and the plumber will lay out both options in your estimate.
What a water heater visit covers, whether it ends in a repair or a replacement.
We conduct a comprehensive inspection to identify all issues affecting your water heater.
Our team performs all repairs using high-quality parts and tools to ensure durability.
We ensure all repairs comply with safety standards, providing peace of mind for homeowners.
We offer advice on how to maintain your water heater for optimal performance.
We begin with a thorough consultation to understand your water heater issues, so the plumber can diagnose the problem.
Our technician conducts a detailed inspection of your water heater, checking for leaks, corrosion, and other potential issues.
You get a free estimate for the repair, and for a replacement if that makes more sense.
Once approved, our licensed team performs the repairs using high-quality parts and tools, ensuring a reliable fix.
We conduct thorough testing to ensure your water heater operates efficiently before leaving your home.
The tools a plumber brings depend on the job. These are the ones used most often.
Used for tightening and loosening plumbing fittings to ensure secure connections.
Helps measure water pressure to identify issues affecting water heater performance.
Clears clogs that could impact the water heater's functioning.
The water heater problems we hear about most.
Call a plumberA faulty thermostat or heating element is the usual cause. Both can be tested and replaced.
A leaking valve or fitting can be repaired. A leak from the tank itself means replacement, and the plumber will tell you which it is.
Popping or rumbling usually means sediment on the bottom of the tank. Flushing the tank often helps; an older tank may need replacing.
Pricing depends on the issue and parts needed, so you get a free estimate before any work starts.
Consider replacing your water heater if it's over 10 years old, leaking, or if repairs exceed 50% of a new unit's cost.
Signs include inconsistent water temperatures, strange noises, and visible leaks. If you notice these, contact us for a check-up.
Yes. If your water heater has failed or is leaking from the tank, call (617) 634-8179. Our emergency line runs 24 hours a day, Monday to Friday.
Tell us what is going on and where you are. You get a free estimate and a visit time that works for you.
Call (617) 634-8179Booking is by phone. Tell us the problem and your zip code, and we will set up a licensed plumber and confirm the visit time with you.