Water Heater Repair, Maintenance and Replacement

Water Heater Repair Work in Lansing, Michigan

Addressing the Source of the Issue

It’s never pleasant to feel icy cold drops on your back when you step into the shower first thing in the morning. If your water never seems to be a comfortable temperature, your water heater is likely the culprit.

The professional technicians at Michigan Plumbing are ready to troubleshoot your unit. Whether conventional, tankless, electric or solar, we are familiar with any type of water heater. We will be sure to pinpoint and repair the issue quickly.

Reliable Services for Home or Business

Our team of trained plumbers offers the quality repairs, maintenance and installation services you need for any size and type of water heater. Get peace of mind with a quick service from our team; your satisfaction is 100 percent guaranteed.

How to Know You Need a New Unit

There are several easy-to-recognize signs that you may need to replace your water heater. If you have reddish or sediment-filled water coming from your faucet, your unit may be rusting or aging. Also, if you notice a metal smell or taste from your water or if the water temperature is lukewarm and inconsistent, a repair or replacement is likely necessary.

It is important to remember that the life span of most water heaters is between 10 and 15 years. If yours is older than that, it may be time to upgrade to a new model. Finally, odd smells, noises or leaks near your unit are never a good sign, and certain issues can even be dangerous if key components are failing. Your peace of mind and safety are worth a quick, affordable inspection from Michigan Plumbing.

Your Safety is Most Important

If you are not comfortable working around scalding hot water or with gas lines, it is always best to rely on a professional. Incorrectly handled units account for most of the water heater accidents in the United States each year. Moreover, if you damage the unit accidentally, gas fumes or pressure buildups can even cause an explosion. Your safety is not worth the risk.