Get Fast, Reliable Water Heater Repair and Installation Services in the Denver Metro Area

You’ll see, hear, feel, and smell changes in your hot water. Look for discolored water, rust, corrosion, small leaks, and catastrophic flood damage. You might hear changes in your plumbing like hammering and screeching, pops and pings inside your tank, sizzling sounds from the burner assembly, or error code alarms. Over time sediment will build up inside your tank, robbing your stored water of precious volume, you’ll notice you don’t have as much hot water, or it doesn’t feel very hot.

Use, water quality, and maintenance will impact the lifespan of your water heater. Tank-type water heaters will last 8-12 years, hybrid electric heat pump water heaters are estimated to last 12 years, and tankless water heaters will deliver endless hot water for 20-25 years.

Water heater locations that are limited by size or environment may change the options that are best suited for your property. If the water heater is limited by space, closet, or crawl space, tankless might be a good option. If you have, or are considering solar, you might want to consider the hybrid electric heat pump water heater. Some jurisdictions are limited to electric appliances, and some rural areas will require propane water heaters. The best way to know which water heater is right for your property is to call for an estimate, it’s best practice to have a plumber on-site to evaluate your property, access to water, fuel, and air, and consider the number of fixtures and people the water heater serves. There’s a lot to consider when purchasing a new water heater, Hot Water Now! Service specialists will advise you on the best options for your property.

Yes, we offer multiple financing options. Some programs offer low-interest financing for energy-efficient water heater upgrades. Take a minute to do the math, you might find that higher interest rates and additional energy costs make the least expensive water heaters more expensive in the long run.