The availability of warm, running water is essential for daily life in the majority of homes. cooking, doing laundry, and washing dishes, in addition to frequent hand washing. You're going to start to notice indicators that your water heater needs to be replaced sooner or later.

While you can help prolong the life of your water heater with annual maintenance, chances are you’ll need to have the pre existing tank replaced with a new one if you occupy a given residence for more than eight years. As a result, it's critical for homeowners to be aware of the warning signals that suggest it's time to replace their water heater.

Your Water Heater is too Old: The majority of water heaters last between eight and ten years. Whether or not a heater begins showing symptoms, you should replace it once a decade has passed from its manufacture date.

The water looks cloudy, sandy, or rusty: Older water heaters frequently produce water that is discoloured. This could happen for a variety of reasons.
The most obvious reason to get a new hot water heater is a lack of warm water getting to the house.

The water heater is making strange noises.
Older water heaters may generate greater rumbling noises while they heat up water. The heater may need to be replaced for a number of reasons, some of which may be more serious.

You’ve noticed the water heater is leaking.
At the end of their life span, hot water heaters tend to leak around the floor of the tank.

Every year, water heaters get more efficient. Depending on the heater chosen, it can last longer and potentially reduce monthly electricity costs. Call Fast Mechanical today for a Hot water heater replacement quote!

Our prices quoted include Supply of hot water tanks, installation and we always remove the old tank.