Reliable Hot Water Services

If your system isn’t producing any hot water, it could be due to a faulty thermostat, a broken heating element, or an issue with the gas supply. In some cases, a complete system replacement may be necessary. 

Sediment buildup in the tank can reduce heating efficiency, causing delays in water heating. This can also indicate a failing heating element or insufficient power supply to the unit. 

If the water from your taps is coming out brown or has a metallic taste, the inside of your hot water tank could be corroding. This often means the system is deteriorating and may need urgent repairs or replacement. 

Even a small leak can lead to bigger problems. Puddles or moisture near your hot water system may be a sign of a failing pressure relief valve, a damaged tank, or loose plumbing connections. 

Banging, popping, or whistling sounds coming from your hot water system usually mean there is sediment buildup inside the tank, causing the heating element to overwork. If left untreated, this can shorten the lifespan of your system.