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Life seems to stop in its tracks when you notice that there’s no hot water. Cold showers pre-commute, no washed dishes, and essentially no way to make it through a normal day comfortably. The crew at Advanced Plumbing & Leak Detection gets that hot water flowing freely once more with quick, reliable water heater repair across Ventura County, CA. Do you have a gas water heater? An electric? Or tankless? Doesn’t matter your setup; we can and will help whenever you need it.
Unfortunately for homeowners, a water heater rarely shows you the overt signs that it’s on its last leg. The way you’ll find out it’s dead is dealing with strictly cold water out of seemingly nowhere. But, if you pay close attention, there will be signs.
If you’re noticing any of these, no matter how minor, get in touch with us ASAP. Even if your water heater’s not in the danger zone, you need a pro to take a look at it.
A lot of water heater failures aren’t too complicated; they really come down to a few worn/malfunctioning parts.
The water is actually the main reason your water heater’s lifespan gets leeched away before the upper limit of 12 years. The water’s classified as hard to very hard, but that depends on where you live exactly. For example, the City of Ventura’s water regularly measures around 17 to 26 GPG, which is high, even for California (but not as much as Santa Paula’s & Fillmore’s (~27 to 52 GPG)
That hard water’s chock full of minerals, mostly calcium and magnesium. That eventually builds up into sediment which settles at the bottom of your tank, suppressing the components that make it run smoothly. Eventually, you’ll start hearing loud noises as the water beneath the sediments starts boiling, and your unit will start working much harder to operate the same way, driving your bills up in the process.
Here’s how the Advanced Plumbing team gets to work to repair your water heater in Ventura.
It’s time to get your hot water flowing again! Is your water heater ailing? Does it not give you the hot water your household demands? Or did it give out completely? Whatever the case, the pros at Advanced Plumbing & Leak Detection to help you patch up your water heater today!
Most units last around 8 to 12 years, but that depends on how regular you are with maintenance and repairs. Hard water in Ventura County can easily pull that range to that lower number, but you can capitalize on its lifespan if you call Advanced Plumbing for regular water heater maintenance in Ventura.
It depends. For example, if it’s below 8 years old, and the repair’s isolated, you can probably get by with a repair. But if it’s older and it has needed regular repairs year after year, a replacement’s probably in your best interest. For an easy way to find out, check out the $5,000 rule: multiply the age of your unit (in years) by the cost of the repair. If it’s over $5,000, opt for a water heater replacement.
Yes! Our licensed plumbers in Ventura repair and service gas, electric, tank, and tankless units all over Ventura County.