Water Heater Repair Forsyth County, GA

Have An Emergency?

If your water heater is leaking or you do not have any hot water, your home requires immediate attention. Our South Atlanta water heater specialists are available 24 hours a day to arrive promptly and provide the urgent repairs you need.

WATER HEATER REPAIR & INSTALLATION SOUTH ATLANTA

Professional Service Throughout South Atlanta

Water not getting hot enough? How old is your water heater? You may need a replacement! Our eco-friendly water heaters are made in the USA and come with varying warranties. We have standard tank models, power vent water heaters, and knock some dollars off your monthly utilities bill with our new tank-less water heaters. We not only replace water heaters but can repair and maintain for our customers as well.

Some signs of replacing your water heater:

• Water heater is leaking
• Rusting on top or bottom
• No hot water or not hot enough

Rooter ProXpress is here to guide you through the process of installing a new water heater in your home. We will put our years of experience to work in helping you select a system that is right for you and then getting it set up for maximum performance.

Does Your Water Heater Need Repairs?

Not all water heater issues necessitate a replacement. Our skilled technicians are trained to quickly and effectively repair all types of problems. Detecting the need for repairs sooner rather than later can prevent significant damage from occurring and save you money on utility costs.

The warning signs that your water heater requires repairs include:

If you notice any of these issues, reach out to our South Atlanta Plumbing pros right away. We have the knowledge, skills, and tools to accurately diagnose the source of the problem and get your system back up and running as soon as possible.

Water heaters generally last about 10-12 years when well maintained which could extend that life. You can fix it along the way, but eventually, it will need replacing.

Occasionally, condensation will form at the top of an electric water heater and moisture from condensation isn't a true leak.

Water Heater Leaks at a Glance!

Bottom Leaks

A puddle near the water heater could mean a leaky electric heating element gasket, or it could mean the temperature and pressure relief (also known as the t and p) valve has opened to release extra pressure from the water tank. When there's excess pressure, your tank will expel the water through an overflow pipe.