Water Heater Repair in Wisconsin

Mentioned below are signs indicating that you need to contact a plumber for water heater repair or replacement:

• Water heater leaking is present.
• The water in your home isn't getting hot or taking longer than usual to get hot.
• Rusty water comes up when you turn on the water.
• When the water sometimes comes out as hot, but at other times, it’s only lukewarm or even cold.
• The tank starts to produce loud and noisy rumbling sounds.

Call a plumbing contractor right away if you are experiencing any of the problems above. The quicker we inspect your unit, the faster we can carry out the repairs and maintenance procedures for minor issues before they even become major ones.

The professionals at H.J. Pertzborn will come to you and make a professional recommendation on which services are necessary to get your water heater back working. If we come to the conclusion that your water heater is not repairable, our professionals will help you determine the best replacement. Reach out to us today for water heater repair services!

Installing a new water heater involves taking out the old one and replacing it with a newer model. There are huge risks involved in setting up a water heater, so leave it to the professionals. It requires training and experience to successfully finish the job because fire, explosions, and carbon monoxide poisoning may happen.

Trained installers follow these steps:

1. Disconnect the old heater from the electrical and plumbing system.
2. Prepare the plumbing lines for the new water heater.
3. Connect the electrical wires.
4. Attach the water supply lines and turn on the water.
5. Attach the T&P discharge pipes. Turn on the power after the tank is completely filled.

A water heater can last anywhere from 8 to 12 years depending on the type. Regular inspection and maintenance are necessary to keep a well-functioning system. If you need water heater repair services, contact us today!