WATER HEATER REPAIR / SERVICE PROFESSIONALS

We’re available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to take care of any of your water heating needs. We offer same day service, and are typically at your home within hours of the water heater repair service request. All of our water heater repairs are backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee!

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All of our Water Heater repair technicians are industry certified and go through an extensive background checking & drug screening process before being hired, so you can trust that all the Water Heater repair technicians we send are highly qualified to get the job done right, truth-worthy and safe to have in your home!

Are you experiencing hot water problems in your home you suspect are caused by water heating system related issues? We guarantee the following for all of our water heater services:

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WORRY FREE WATER HEATERS
We carry, and install, all the top water heater brands available and our professionally trained, industry certified, installation experts will go over with you which water heater brand and model would best suite your needs based on the specifications of your home.
If you've decided that it's time you have your hot water heater replaced, and want the job done by a company that you can trust, Fahrenheit will provide you with a stress-free experience, all with the lowest pricing available while maintaining highest quality!
Our knowledgeable water heater installation experts will identify the best hot water heater brand and model to fit your homes specifications so that you can make the most informed decision possible, which is why we've become one of the most trusted HVAC company.

We're available 7 days a week to quickly resolve any water heater repair problems you may be experiencing.

No matter the type of hot water heater repairs your home may need: gas water heater repair or electric hot water heater repair, and even emergency water heater repair Fahrenheit Heating and Cooling works on all types and best brands of residential hot water heaters, including:

Rheem Water Heater
AO Smith Water Heater
Bradford White

Rudd
Rheem
Whirlpool
GE Water Heater
American Water Heater

Reliable Water Heaters

Kenmore

Bosch
Lochinvar
state Water Heaters

Water heater service is often over looked by the average homeowner, and yet the proper and ongoing function of the water heater is critical to a family's comfort, cleanliness, and even safety. It is recommended that annual inspections and maintenance of your water heater, and replacing the water heater anode rod at least every 5 years.

Common Water Heater Problems

Water heaters don't last for ever, nor are they intended to. Many times water heater replacement is the wisest choice in the long run. Reviewing the water heater problems covered below and determining which problem(s) you're specifically having will help determine if a tune-up and standard maintenance is all that is needed.

Odor In Hot Water

This is a problem found mostly in water systems using a private well. The cause is the presence of a bacteria in some wells, that interacts with the magnesium anode rod in the water heater increasing the hydrogen, and interacting with any sulfur present in the water to produce a rotten egg like smell. This bacteria is otherwise harmless to humans, but the odor produced can be quite annoying.

Replacing the magnesium anode rod with an aluminum anode often times reduces or even eliminates the problem, and is a cost effective first step. In cases where this does not resolve the rotten egg smell, the source of the problem (the bacteria in the water) will need to be addressed. Chlorination of the water kills the bacteria, that is why pubic water supplies which are already chlorinated, will not experience this odor problem.

Therefor, a more costly, but effective solution to the odor problem would be to have a chlorine injector or ultraviolet light system installed. This will eliminate the bacteria.

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Noisy Water Heater
1.Can be from sediment build up (see below)
2.Sound of water dripping and sizzling? Condensation Drip. Sometimes (especially when the inlet water temperature is low) you can get condensation forming from the combustion gases condensing on the cooler surfaces of the combustion chamber and heat exchanger. This condensation can run down the heat exchanger and drip onto the burner plate causing a dripping noise or even a sizzling sound. This condition is natural, but can be mistaken for a leaking tank.
3.Baffle noise. The baffle spirals down into the water heater heat exchanger and is suspended from the top of the water heater. It is possible for the baffle to twist as it heats up and cools down, causing a taping like sound within the heat exchanger. This can occur in older water heaters as the baffle distorts and parts of it break off and lodge within the heat exchanger. On older water heaters, replacement is the most practical solution to this problem.

Insuffeciant Hot Water

Finding the cause and consequent solution to this problem can in some cases be a real quest. Unfortunately there are many problems that will produce this symptom, and to make matters worse, sometimes the symptoms are a result of a combination of multiple causes. Sometimes it is a matter of eliminating possible causes. Process of elimination can be used to go through the most prevalent causes and find the most likely problem starter.

Shortages of hot water can basically be broken down into two categories, usage and supply. Supply can be further broken down into two categories, storage and capacity. The storage capacity of a water heater is the gallon capacity of hot water at the ready. The recovery capacity is how quickly a water heater can replace hot water that is being used.

Hot Water Has Oder

Heating water causes minerals to drop out and settle at the bottom of the water heater tank. In many cases, this process can cause a substantial amount of sediment to build up. A common complication of this sediment build up is that the water that seeps through it becomes insulated from the rest of the tank. When the burner fires up, it can cause this insulated later of water to boil and create steam and banging, rumbling or popping noises. Sediment build up can become substantial and will displace stored water capacity, thereby reducing available hot water.

Tank flushing by simply running off some water from the drain valve will usually only remove a small amount of sediment close to the valve. If sediment is a problem, a full tank flush may be required or even a complete replacement of the tank.

Pilot Wont Stay Lit

The problem can be a dirty flame sensor or defective pilot burner. We will be able to determine which, and provide the problem solution, during our routine water heater maintenance service!

Tempature Adjustment

Sometimes a simple adjustment of the water heater control (thermostat) can correct this problem. Remember scalding is a real danger. It is not recommended to set the thermostat any higher than 120 degrees Fahrenheit.