Your water heater might look like a problem-fee, no worries appliance, but when it is improperly installed or maintained, it’s a potential ballistic missile that could erupt with enough force to lift your house off its foundation. The Consumer Product Safety Commission says that just about every day someone gets injured or killed by a flammable vapor explosion sparked by a gas water heater.

It’s been our experience that the same mistakes are made over and over on water heater installations:

• Bad flues
• Improper clearances
• Installation instructions ignored
• National and Local plumbing safety codes disregarded

National, State, and Local plumbing safety codes are essential to protect you, the consumer. So how do you know if your water heater is safe, meeting all the necessary plumbing codes? Our plumbing professional will inspect your water heater system for any code violations or for any new code requirements that have changed since your water heater was installed.

What Does The Inside Of Your Water Heater Look Like?

Does the inside of your heater look like this?

• Dirt
• Mineral
• Deposits
• Rust
• Gunk
• Muck

Is Your Heater Dying a Premature Death From

• Sediment build-up
• Internal rusting
• External leakage

1. Never Buy Another Water Heater: When properly maintained, a water heater can last up to 20, 30 and even 40 years. Could this be the last water heater that you will ever need to purchase?
2. Safety: The Consumer Product Safety Commission says just about every day someone gets injured or killed by an exploding water heater. There are several situations that can cause a hot water heater to explode (water pressure, flammable vapor in a gas water heater, etc.) With our annual “precision tune-up and professional inspection”, you won’t have to worry… we will look for any conditions that may be unsafe for and your family.
3. Reduce Costly Breakdowns: By giving your water heater the care that it needs, you will have fewer components burn out; therefore, reducing the need for unnecessary repairs.
4. Peace & Quiet: Water heaters that have sediment build-up on the bottom can become very noisy. As the burners heat the bottom of the tank, gas bubbles form under the sediment, the thumping and popping noises are created by the gas bubbles escaping from under the sediment. Proper maintenance can “flush” the sediment out to make sure that you have your “Peace & Quiet”.
5. Energy Savings: Research shows that properly maintained water heaters can reduce your energy costs by 12-15%