Electric water heater repair

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If your hot water system is leaking, you will have to call a plumber because, sadly, leaks don’t stop by themselves. If the leak is coming from the tank itself, the tank needs to be replaced. This is because the pressure and heat within a hot water tank makes them poor candidates for repair.

Electric hot water heater repair

If cool or cold water is coming from your old electric hot water system, the culprit will be either the element or the thermostat.

Calling in a plumber and having your water heater fixed will cost somewhere upwards of $180. Electric hot water systems have a life expectancy of about 10 years, so if yours is seven years old, in economical terms it’s probably not worth fixing, especially if the sacrificial anode has never been changed.

You are better off saving your money and putting it towards the cost of a replacement hot water system. Choosing the best system for you means taking account of a number of factors.

Our obligation-free online proposal simplifies the process for you and takes into account all available government rebates.

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