Water Heater Repair Services

When your water heater breaks down, you will soon find yourself without access to warm, clean water to use for day-to-day tasks such as cleaning, cooking, bathing, and washing your clothes. This impact on your life and routine means that a broken water heater qualifies as a plumbing emergency, and The Plumbing & Air Service Co. is always here to help. We’ve been around since 1997 and heave aided countless customers just like you. Trust our team for a fast and effective solution.

Have you been experiencing issues with your water heater? Then call (336) 502-8540 and get access to reliable Greensboro water heater repair services from the experts at The Plumbing & Air Service Co.

Signs It’s Time to Call for Water Heater Repair 

If you have been “stung” by ice-cold blasts in otherwise warm streams of water, then there may be an issue with your water heater. How can you tell if it’s time to give us a call for an inspection? There are several warning signs that there is a problem with your water heater that needs to be resolved as soon as possible. 

How to Tell If My Water Heater Needs Repair:

• You have no hot water coming from your faucets or fixtures
• Your hot water flow is inconsistent or intermittent
• Water is leaking from your heater
• Your water heater is making strange noises 
• Your hot water is reddish-brown
• Your water heater won’t kick on

Common Water Heater Problems

These symptoms of a water heater issue can result from a variety of causes. 

Causes of Water Heater Problems

• A system that struggles to deliver hot water probably indicates that your water heater has sediment buildup on the bottom of your tank
• A total lack of hot water may be due to a faulty thermostat or a broken heating element
• A water heater that is especially noisy could also be the result of sediment accumulation within the tank, a leak, or a damaged heating component
• Temperature fluctuations in your water could be caused by a faulty thermostat or a thermostat that isn’t set correctly
• A leak at the top of the water heating system is typically the result of loose plumbing connections or a broken temperature and pressure relief valve
• Discolored or rusty water could be caused by corrosion within the water heaters tank or a broken anode rod

Our plumbers in Greensboro, Kernersville, Winston-Salem, High Point, and beyond will accurately diagnose the source of the problem and advise you on the best solution. Once you approve the work to be done, we’ll perform quick and effective repairs on your system. 

Contact Our Expert team today at (336) 502-8540 to schedule your appointment for water heater repair in Greensboro, NC.