4 Signs Your Water Heater Needs To Be Replaced
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 replaced. Although this is only a general guideline, and some water heaters may last a longer or shorter period of time, here are some signs that may indicate it is time to replace your water heater. Keep in mind that regularly flushing your water heater can lengthen its lifespan. Read More
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4 Ways To Maintain A Water Heater
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 of the tank, making it difficult for the heat source to heat up the water. This causes problems with the floor of the tank, clogs water lines and reduces efficiency. To solve this problem, you’ll need to perform regular draining and maintenance using the 5 steps below. Read More
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