Water Heater Services in Cleveland

If you’ve noticed a sudden or gradual decrease in your homes hot water supply, it could be due to a malfunctioning or failing hot water heater. If you’re taking shorter showers or running one appliance at a time, it’s best to call in a professional as soon as possible.  Jackson Comfort Services offers fast and affordable hot water heater repair and replacement services throughout Cleveland and surrounding communities.

Schedule your water heater service by calling our professionals at (330) 525-8558 or completing our online form. 

5 Signs it’s Time to Replace Your Hot Water Heater

Hot water heaters don’t last forever, in fact, in most cases it’s hard to recognize that a water heater is on its last leg until it inevitably fails. 

If you’re concerned that time is near, we’ve outlined some telltale signs that it might be nearing time for a replacement:

• Age: The average life expectancy for a traditional water heater is 8-10 years. If you start to notice a steady decline in performance of an aging system, it may be time to start planning for a replacement. If you don’t know the age of your water heater, you can find out by locating the unit’s serial number on the manufacturer’s sticker and give us a call.
• Leaks water: One of the most obvious signs of water heater failure is a leak. Not only can a leak cause a lot of damage, but it also suggests a new water heater is on the horizon and you should call an expert right away.
• Makes loud noises: Foul odors, gurgling drains, pooling sewage – to say that a sewer system backup is a catastrophe, is an understatement.
• High energy expenses: Did you know that water heating can account for 20+ percent of your monthly energy expenses? And it’s reasonable to assume that as water heaters age, this percentage will increase steadily. If your utility bills are getting out of hand, consider a more energy efficient water heater.
• Rusty water: Rusty water could be an indication that your water heater is rusting on the interior of the tank. It could also mean you have rusty pipes. Either way, it’s best to contact a plumber to evaluate the situation.