Let our team service your traditional hot water tank or install a new one when needed so you can ensure that you are getting your hot water as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Our certified plumbers are here to service your water heater when needed. Common water heater issues include well sensor failure, gas control valve issues, thermocouple malfunctions and more. We’ll send a plumber out to diagnose the problem and make repairs accordingly. Not sure if we can take care of your specific issue? No problem! Give us a call, and we’ll assist you in figuring out what steps to take next.
Conventional hot water tanks are still the most common choice for residential systems. Properly sized water heaters meet your household’s hot water needs and operate more efficiently. At Lenox, we’re here to help you determine which water heater is right for you and your home. Michigan-made Bradford White tank heaters are among the most respected for their durability, performance and efficiency. Lenox will supply and install a Bradford White standard gas water heater, power vent water heater or electric water heater. One of our certified plumbers can complete the installation of a customer-supplied water heater as well.
Many people consider upgrading their hot water tanks if they want something faster and more efficient, or if the tank is simply at the end of its lifespan. How long a water heater lasts depends on multiple factors including the type of water heater, how much it gets used, where you live and the quality of your home’s water, the tank’s maintenance schedule and how it was installed in the first place.
Traditional tank water heaters last between eight to twelve years on average. Signs your water heater’s performance is declining include pools of water around the base, hot water discoloration, banging or rumbling coming from the tank and consistent or abnormal drops in water temperature. To learn more, read our blog post, “How Long Does a Water Heater Last?” and call a professional plumber to help you determine if it’s time to get a new water heater.
Between 8-12 years on average. This time frame depends on what type of water heater it is, how often it’s used and maintained, what type of climate it’s in, the quality of water cycling through it and how well the system was initially installed.
Your water heater may be nearing the end of its life if you notice water pooling around the base of the tank, banging or rumbling noises coming from the unit, discolored water or a noticeable drop in water temperature. Give us a call, and we will send out a professional to fully assess the problem with your hot water tank.
Yes! Flushing your hot water tank at least once a year will prevent sediment buildup that can erode the tank itself and lessen your water heater’s efficiency. Annual flushes also extend the life of your tank, saving you money in the long run. Read our blog post to learn how to drain and flush your tank on your own.
The size of water heater you need depends on a few factors including the size of your home, how many people are living in it and how often you use your hot water. Give us a call, and one of our technicians will use these factors and more to help you determine the best water heater size for your space. Read our blog post to learn more.
There are a handful of reasons why your hot water might be running out so quickly including sediment buildup, a faulty heating element, a broken dip tube or, you water heater might just be getting old. To determine the exact cause, give us a call.
Ensure that your hot water tank or tankless water heater is performing at its best and help extend your water heating system’s life with regularly scheduled hot water maintenance from Lenox Plumbing.
At Lenox Plumbing, we want our customers to feel comfortable making any repairs or replacements exactly when they need to. That’s why we offer flexible financing options so plumbing problems don’t have to break the bank.
We wanted to give you an introductory course on water heaters and put together some basic information so that you can better understand your options and eventually determine which type is best for you.
Give us a call and find out! Even if we can’t service you personally, we will get you on the right track to solving your problem.
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