BROTHERS PLUMBING BLOG

Most homeowners don’t think about hot water until they lose it. That jolt of cold mid-shower. The tepid sink water while trying to scrub a pan. The third person in the house sighing after realizing they’ll need to wait half an hour for the...

Is your water heater suddenly delivering lukewarm instead of steaming hot water? Hearing strange gurgles or clanks from the basement? It might be time to retire that old water heater. But before you rush to the hardware store or call in...

Water heaters, our saving grace on a cold winter day, are a modern commodity that is usually taken for granted while they quietly perform their duties. However, these heaters are not immune to breaking down, and you must have a well-functioning...

We’ve all been there at least once in our lifetime! We’re talking about standing in the shower in winter and feeling the hot water rapidly run out. That usually means one of two things. Either your water heater needs repair or a complete...

Water heaters are essential to our wellbeing and daily living. Although we sometimes take them for granted, water heaters allow us to wash dishes with ease, or warm up in the shower after a cold day outside. They even affect our washing machines,...

A water tank is a vast reservoir of water typically located inside a home used for holding and heating water. Presently, there are several options available on the market. However, the two most common designs that many consider are tankless and tank...

Hot water is a luxurious aspect of modern living – particularly on a cold winter morning. But hot water is also necessary for many aspects of our daily lives. We need hot water for our washing machines, for running our dishwashers and, of course,...

On average, most water heaters last between 10 and 15 years before they need to be replaced. Once parts inside of the water heater begin to corrode or the water heater experiences a buildup of minerals, it may begin to wear down and need to be...

Maintaining your water heater can help save you money on heating costs, lengthen the lifespan of the tank and prevent pricey repair expenses in the future that result from neglect. Calcium in the water supply can build up and settle at the bottom...