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When your hot water disappears in the middle of your shower, it’s time to call the pros. At Elite Rooter, we provide professional water heater repairs across our service area , including Colorado, Arizona, Florida, and California. Discover the benefits of booking with Elite Rooter, explore common water heater problems we repair, and learn the signs of a broken hot water heater so you can get local water heater repairs you can count on. Learn more
Discover why homeowners rely on Elite Rooter for professional water heater repairs.
Getting stuck without hot water is a big disruption. At Elite Rooter, we offer same-day service for plumbing emergencies like broken water heaters. With fast, guaranteed response times, you can count on our pros not to leave you in the cold.
Our team of plumbers are licensed and insured to deliver high-quality work with great customer service. We’re confident in the caliber of our work, which is why we provide a guarantee on all of our repairs.
You’ll never get stuck with surprise fees when you book with us. We offer free in-home estimates on repairs and free second opinions when you’ve already talked to another company. We also don’t charge dispatch fees or trip fees for your water heater repairs.
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When your water heater breaks down, it can be challenging to know whether it’s more efficient to repair or replace the unit. There are two main factors to consider: the age of your water heater and the extent of repairs.
Most gas water heaters last eight to 12 years, while electric water heaters last 10 to 15. Tankless water heaters may last 20 to 30 years with proper maintenance. While it’s often more affordable to repair water heaters that are relatively new, it may be efficient to replace it if your water heater is reaching the end of its anticipated lifespan. Replacement can also be a good opportunity to upgrade to an energy-efficient Energy Star water heater .
There are many minor repairs like replacing an anode rod, patching a small leak, or fixing a thermostat which are significantly less costly than full water heater replacement . However, if your water heater requires a major fix it may be time to consider a new unit. Your plumber can advise you on the benefits of repair vs replacement to help you make the most effective decision. Learn more
The cost of water heater repair varies depending on the type of water heater and the extent of the problem. When our team arrives on site, we’ll perform a thorough inspection and diagnose the issue as well as offering potential solutions and a quote that includes all materials and repairs. Transparency is a priority at Elite Rooter, so our quotes only include what’s necessary for quality repairs — no upsells, unnecessary extras, or hidden costs.
From chilly water to bad smells, we offer hot water heater repairs for all your water heater issues.
Your water heater has one job, so if it’s not heating your water it’s time to call a pro. Common causes of no hot water include thermostat and heating element issues, as well as broken circuit breakers in electric water heaters and pilot light or fuel light issues in gas water heaters.
A leak in your water heater reduces efficiency and can cause water damage to your home. Rust and corrosion, loose fittings and connections, or external damage like bumping the tank can all cause it to spring a leak.
If you’ve noticed a rusty brown or red color in your water, you’re not alone — discolored water is a common problem with many older water heaters. Mineral deposits inside the tank can affect the color of your water, while a corroded tank or corroded anode rod can add a rusty color.
If your water heater becomes contaminated with bacteria, it can cause a foul smell when you run the water. Depending on the type of contaminant, these bacteria may also pose a health hazard, so it’s important to address the problem promptly.
If you notice a smell like rotten eggs around your water heater, there may be several causes. In some cases, sulfur-rich water causes this smell. While not harmful, it is unpleasant, and a water purifier can help remove the smell. However, if you have a gas water heater and smell rotten eggs, it could mean a gas leak from the fuel line. Gas leaks are harmful to health and pose a fire hazard, so it’s important to evacuate the area and call for emergency water heater repair.
The most common cause of strange sounds in your water heater is a build-up of sediment and minerals that get in the way of water flow. Sediment can accumulate on the bottom of the tank or on the heating elements, causing your water heater to pop, knock, or rumble when you turn it on. Our team will clean the sediment and run a test to make sure all the problem minerals are out of the way.
Our professional plumbers service a wide variety of water heater types, including gas, electric, and tankless models.
Traditional water heaters use a large tank to store heater water and deliver it when you turn on your showers, sinks, or appliances. They’re the most common type of water heater and come in a range of sizes and models.
Tankless water heaters, also called on-demand water heaters, instantly heat up water when you need it. They have a small footprint since they don’t need a tank, and they’re more energy efficient since they don’t lose energy from standby heat.
Gas water heaters use natural gas or propane to heat your water in either a tank or tankless set-up. They’re able to heat water quickly and can continue functioning during power outages. However, they’re less efficient than electric heaters and come with the risk of potential gas leaks.
Tankless and tank water heaters that run on electricity are generally considered more energy efficient and safer than gas water heaters, although they can’t function during power outages which reduces their convenience in emergency situations.
If you notice any of these signs, it’s time to call for professional hot water heater repairs near you:
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Elite Rooter is dedicated to customer satisfaction, quality service, and fair pricing. The trust built between our local licensed plumbers and our valued customers truly shows through our testimonials.
We charge by the job, not the hours to ensure you save money and do not pay overtime. We also provide the best warrantied and reliable service.
The goal of Elite Rooter is to provide the most professional plumbing service possible. This commitment to quality has helped us build lasting relationships from day one.
Whether you’re facing a water heater emergency or looking for an energy-efficient upgrade, Elite Rooter is your go-to solution for local water heater repairs. Our pros deliver expert service with a repair work guarantee so you can always feel confident that the job will get done right. Contact us today to book your next appointment and enjoy reliable hot water in your home. Learn more
There are a number of problems that can cause your water heater to stop producing hot water. Common issues include tripped circuit breakers in electric water heaters, fuel line problems in gas water heaters, and thermostat or heating element problems in all types.
You may have a problem with your water heater thermostat if the water isn’t heating up enough. Other common causes of insufficient temperature include sediment build-up inside the water tank or problems with the heating element.
If you have an older water heater, wear and tear may delay water heating. Often, heating elements will start to wear out or mineral build-up on the bottom of the tank will reduce efficiency.
Several problems can cause your water heater to repeatedly shut off. Thermostat issues are one of the most common causes, while pilot light and circuit breaker problems also impact your water heater’s ability to stay on.
If your water heater just trips the breaker once, it may simply be an overheated breaker due to too many appliances running at once. However, if the issue persists, there may be an electrical issue with your water heater, which requires professional repair.
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