Water Heater Repair, Service & Installation

Don’t Be Left without Hot Water

Spotting the problems early is key to making sure that you are not without hot water for the day. Canyon Hills Plumbing offers various hot water heater service, repair, and installation services to ensure proper water heating for your home.

Common Water Heater Problems

• No Hot Water
• Malfunctioning Heating Element
• Faulty Thermostat
• Intermittent Power To Heater
• Orange/Rust Colored Water
• Failure Of Sacrificial Anode Rod
• Tank Corrosion
• Leaking Water
• Faulty Plumbing/Connections
• Rusted Tank
• Faulty T&P Valve
• Water Too Hot
• Thermostat Set Too High
• Not Enough Hot Water
• Mismatched Water Lines
• Water Heater Too Small For Demand

Signs You Need Water Heater Repair or Service

Some of the most common signs that you will experience that should raise a few flags about having your hot water heater serviced are inadequate water heating, leaking around your water heater, and rust development around the tank. If you are starting to experience any of these symptoms, it is highly recommended to give us a call to have your tank inspected for any signs of needed service. Our team of professionals will be able to check out your tanks and diagnose any potential problems that you may have and offer the correct solutions to keep your water heated.

Water Heater Troubleshooting

Before calling out a professional, there are a few different things you can do to troubleshoot your water heater. If you do not have any hot water, you can start by checking your breaker box. If you notice a tripped breaker, you will want to inspect the tank for any signs that would trip a breaker, and if none are found, you can simply flip the breaker back. If there is no tripped breaker, examine the wiring coming from the wall to the water heater. If you need to make any adjustments, make sure you flip the breaker off before handling electrical wires.

If you have leaking water, check all of your connections to ensure that they are all tight and secure. If you cannot find the source of the leak, the bottom of your tank may be rusted through. In this case, give us a call, and we can do a thorough check of your tank.

If your water is too hot or not hot enough, check your water heater thermostat to ensure it is set properly. You can also check to make sure your tank is large enough to supply your home’s hot water needs.