24/7 Water Heater Repair, Replacement, and Installation Services Near You
Proline offers comprehensive water heater repair, replacement, and installation services for gas, electric, and tankless water heaters. Our hot water heater service technicians are available 24/7 for all your emergency needs.
Proline: Your Experts in Water Heater Repair, Replacement, and Installation.
Comprehensive Water Heater Services
Providing Water Heater Repair, Replacement, And Instillation of Gas, Tankless, and Electric Water Heaters.
- Water heater repair
- Water heater maintenance service
- Replacement and installation of gas, electric, and tankless water heaters
- Tankless hot water heater installers available
- Water main fix services
Proline Provides Water Heater Repair, Replacement, And Instillation Of New: Gas, Tankless And Electric Water Heaters.
Experiencing Water Heater Issues?
Have you ever stepped into the shower, only to have the hot water run out before you’re done? Do you sometimes hear loud banging noises coming from the garage? Maybe you’ve noticed puddles forming around your water heater or signs of a leak. Or perhaps you’re in the middle of a home remodel and considering upgrading your current water heater to a more space-efficient unit.
At Proline Plumbing our team of journeyman plumbers are highly skilled at diagnosing and repairing various water heater and boiler issues. All of our trucks carry a water heater unit of each type on them at all times, allowing for quick, same-day replacement services should you find yourself needing an emergency replacement.
We service all types of water heater systems.
- Gas water heater repair and installation
- Tankless water heater installation and repair
- Electric water heater repair and installation
- Commercial boiler systems
Call our office today to request a quote!
Having Water Heater Issues?
Are you tired of walking to the garage several times a week, investigating that awful banging noise? You’re in luck! Proline not only offers comprehensive plumbing services, but we also specialize in water heater repair, maintenance, and replacement.
Why Choose Proline for Your Water Heater Needs?
- Expert water heater repair for all types and brands
- Professional water heater maintenance service to extend unit life
- Skilled tankless hot water heater installers
- Comprehensive solutions for homes and businesses
- Prompt and reliable water main fix services
We supply and service all types of water heaters, from 10–150-gallon capacities, including gas, electric, and tankless models. A brief consultation is all we need to identify the best unit for your home or business.
Having Water Heater Issues?
Finding yourself walking out to the garage several times a week in search of what is making that awful banging noise? Well you’re in luck! Proline not only offers comprehensive plumbing services but we also repair, service, and replace water heaters too! Depending on your property and size of your family, whether it be an office space or residential home, there are a variety of different units that can be installed to supply your hot water needs.
Here at Proline we supply all types of water heaters, from 10-150 gallon: gas, electric, and tankless – a short consultation is all we need to identify which unit will be the best fit for your home or business.
The most common type of unit you find in residential homes are gas powered water heaters. Depending on your unit’s age and type, a simple repair or maintenance might be all you need to get it back up and running as it should.
To Repair Or Replace?
Before deciding to repair or replace your water heater unit, there are a few factors to take into consideration.
1. Age: How long have you had your water heater?
2. Warranty: Is your unit out of warranty?
3. Efficiency: Are you experiencing high energy bills?
4. Performance: Are you noticing any of the following issues?
- Leaking around the base of the tank
- Slow hot water recovery
- Loud popping or banging noises
- Pilot light going out frequently
- Unpleasant smell when water is used
- Traces of metal or rust in the water
If you are experiencing one or more of these problems, it is best to call a licensed professional as soon as possible. Chances are you are overdue for servicing, or are in need of a new water heater.
Water heaters typically last between 8 to 12 years. If your unit is nearing that range, upgrading to a new unit could be the best option. In many cases, replacing an outdated water heater is more cost-effective than trying to diagnose and repair your current one. A new system can offer better efficiency and long-term savings.
Not sure which type of water heater is right for your home or business? No worries— Proline is here to help! Our team will walk you through the process of deciding which type of unit is the best fit for your home or business.
Water Heater: To Repair Or Replace, that is the question!
Before deciding between water heater repair and replacement, consider these factors:
- Warranty: Is your water heater out of warranty? Replacement might be more cost-effective.
- Often times the cost savings of a new unit will outweigh the cost to repair the lack of performance in your old water heater.
- Age: Is your unit 8-12 years old? It may be time for a replacement.
Depending on maintenance, if your unit is reaching its 10-year mark it is probably time for replacement. - Efficiency: New models often provide significant energy savings.
Common Water Heater Problems:
- Leaks around the tank base
- Slow hot water recovery
- Loud popping or banging noises
- Pilot light issues
- Unpleasant odors
- Traces of metal or rust in water
Experiencing these issues? Call our licensed professionals for immediate water heater repair or maintenance service.
Our Water Heater Services
Gas Water Heaters
- Most common in residential homes
- 20 to 100-gallon capacity
- Powered by natural gas, propane, or oil
- Efficient and cost-effective
Electric Water Heaters
- Lower upfront cost
- 8 to 100+ gallon capacity
- Dual heating elements for consistent performance
- Ideal for homes without gas lines
Tankless Water Heaters
- Space-saving design
- On-demand hot water
- Never run out of hot water
- Highly energy-efficient
- Our tankless hot water heater installers ensure perfect setup
Don’t Forget About Your Water Main!
We also offer expert water main fix services to ensure your entire water system runs smoothly.
CALL NOW for all your water heater and plumbing needs!
Repair Or Replace?
Before choosing to repair or replace your water heater unit there are a few factors to take into consideration.
First, is your water heater out of warranty? If so, replacement could be the most efficient option. Often times the cost savings of a new unit will outweigh the cost to repair the lack of performance in your old water heater.
Second, is your water heater more than 8-12 years in age? Depending on maintenance, if your unit is reaching its 10-year mark it is probably time for replacement.
Common problems you will start to see in an aging unit are: leaking around the base of the tank, slow hot water recovery, loud popping or banging noises from inside the tank, the pilot light going out, an unpleasant smell when water is used, or even traces of metal or rust in tank’s water. If you are experiencing one or more of these problems – call a licensed professional immediately. Chances are you are overdue for servicing or in need of a new water heater.
Gas
Gas water heaters are one of the most common types found in residential homes, typically ranging from 20 to 100 gallons in size. They use natural gas, propane, or oil-fired burners to heat water stored in a tank. When hot water is turned on, heated water is drawn from the top of the tank while cold water flows into the bottom to be warmed for future use. Gas units are known for their fast recovery time, allowing them to heat water more quickly than electric models, and they are often more energy-efficient, making them a cost-effective choice for homeowners.
Gas
The most common type of water heater found in residential homes, typically range from 20 to 100 gallons in size. These types of units are powered by either natural gas, propane, or oil-fired. When a water source is turned on in the house, hot water is pulled from the top of the tank for immediate use while cold water enters the bottom of the tank to be heated for later use.
Electric
Similar to gas water heaters, electric water heaters also feature large storage tanks, typically ranging in the same sizes. These units are designed to intake and preheat water, holding it until needed. However, unlike gas models, electric water heaters use two heating elements—one at the top and one at the bottom of the tank—to warm the water. Powered entirely by electricity, these units tend to be less energy-efficient compared to gas or tankless models, which can result in higher operating costs over time.
Electric
Although similar to gas powered water heaters, electric units tend to cost less money. These tanks, like gas, will intake and hold gallons of cold water prior to use, and heat the water through two heating elements located on both top and bottom of the tank. These types of units are powered by electricity and are not as energy efficient as gas or tankless models. Electric units typically range from 8 to 100+ gallons in size.
Tankless
Tankless water heaters, also known as “on-demand water heaters,” provide a significant advantage for home and business owners with limited space, due to their compact design. Unlike traditional gas and electric models, tankless units do not store water. Instead, they heat water as it passes through a series of coils inside the unit, ensuring a continuous supply of hot water. Because water is only heated when needed, these units are highly energy-efficient. However, the main drawback of a tankless system is they tend to have a higher upfront cost than their standard tank-counterparts.
Tankless
These units provide an advantage to homeowners with limited space, due to their compact size. Unlike gas and electric units, tankless or “on-demand” water heaters do not store water but instead heat the water through a series of coils located inside the unit as it passes through. These type of units also never run out of hot water, they are more efficient because the water is only heated when a faucet is turned on.
