Completing routine preventive maintenance on a hot water heater at least every 12 months helps keep it performing at its peak. We provide maintenance membership plans to help property owners save on service, supporting it with an industry-leading 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.*
Our technicians will inspect the temperature release valve to ensure it isn’t blocked or damaged. This valve lets water to drain if the pressure inside the tank gets too high.
The anode rod is designed to intentionally attract debris, corroding itself rather than the water heater. We’ll examine it to see if this should be replaced.
Tank water heaters should be flushed a couple times a year to stop the buildup of rust, corrosion, or sediment. Tankless water heaters should also be cleaned out periodically to ensure continued peak performance.
Tankless water heaters have filters that should be cleaned on a regular basis. These filters prevent sediment and excess buildup from getting into your water system.
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Tank water heaters should be drained at least once a year. Technicians will also inspect internal components like the anode rod to see if it needs to be replaced, as well as the temperature pressure release (TPR) valve to ensure it’s not blocked. The TPR valve releases water when there is excess pressure in the tank and ensures that your pipes don’t burst. If this valve isn’t functioning right, we can recommend if it needs to be replaced.
Although tankless water heaters don’t store water, the system still needs to be flushed regularly. There are also two filters in tankless water heaters that keep buildup or debris from getting through, and our staff will examine and clean those completely.
Homeowners should schedule hot water heater maintenance about 1-2 times per year, depending on the model of water heater, energy source and neighborhood water quality. Tankless water heaters should have maintenance carried out twice annually.
Maintenance plans are worth the money for several reasons. Having routine maintenance for both tank and tankless water heaters can decrease the need for expensive repairs because things are less likely to break. You can also prolong the life of your water heater, preventing premature replacement.
Here’s our our step-by-step guide on how to drain your water heater.
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