Water Heater Repair South Jersey

We can help with any type of water heater repair in South Jersey, including…

• Broken heating elements – If your water heater isn’t getting as hot as it used to, or it’s taking longer to get as hot then get in touch with our water heater repair experts because that’s a sign of something awry with your heating element.
• Gas line leaks – If you smell rotten eggs around your water heater, that’s a sign of a gas leak. Turn off your gas, open your windows and get everyone out of the house before calling us to fix your leak.
• Electrical connection issues – If you have an electrical unit that isn’t turning on properly, try testing another electrical appliance. If that doesn’t work call in our South Jersey water heater repair professionals to get your water heater back in working order.
• Thermostat problems – If your hot water isn’t responding to your changes made to the temperature, it could be because of a faulty thermostat that isn’t reading the water’s temperature correctly.
• Loud noises – If you hear a snapping or popping sound, call in our water heater repair experts. If there’s a grinding or rumbling sound it’s an indication that something bigger is wrong.

If you notice water pulling around your water heater, don’t panic. There can be a number of reasons why this is happening. It’s important to proceed with caution when looking into why your water heater is leaking because the water or tank can be really hot.

Common reasons for water heater leaks include:

• Temperature & pressure relief valve: Ongoing high temperature causes steam that can put pressure on the T&P valve, causing it to open to prevent the tank from bursting. This can release water and cause a puddle
• Cold & hot water connections: Traditional hot water heaters usually have a cold water inlet connection and a hot water outlet connection. The elbow joints where these pipes turn towards the water heater can be susceptible to leaks.
• The tank: If your tank is leaking, you might need water heater replacement. Overtime, sediments build up in the tank and can damage the metal. Age can also play a factor in a leaking tank.