Rowlett Water Heater Installation & Repairs

Serving Rockwall & the Dallas-Forth Worth Area

Your water heater is the workhorse of your plumbing system. From doing dishes to taking showers to washing laundry, you need your hot water. However, these plumbing appliances do not last forever. Over time, parts can wear out and break, and your water heater will lose efficiency. If you are struggling with a broken water heater or aren't sure if it’s time to replace your existing one, Pope Plumbing Company, Inc. can help.

Our Rowlett water heater specialists can inspect your current set-up, identify any repair issues, and provide you with the guidance you need to make repair and replacement decisions with confidence. For 30 years, we have provided customers with the expert-level repair and installation services they have come to expect from Pope Plumbing Company, Inc. We are prepared to use our experience to help you, too.

Are you dissatisfied with your current water heater’s performance? Call our water heater plumbers to discuss your options: (214) 516-7440. We Service the Dallas-Fort Worth Area.

Troubleshooting a Water Heater Problem

If maintained well, your average water heater will last around ten years. However, even the most diligent homeowner may experience the occasional water heater repair problem. Getting the most out of your water heater can be as simple as keeping a lookout for the signs and symptoms of a repair problem. If you see any of the following signs, you should contact our water heater repair plumbers in Rowlett as soon as possible.

Symptoms Your Water Heater Needs Repair:

• Run Out Of Water Quickly -
  You water heater is designed to keep hot water ready for you and your household at all times. It notice that you are running out of water quickly, it could be 1 of the 2 heating elements that are found within you water heater. If either of them have sediment built up on them, it can make it much harder to keep your water hot. Contact our expert Rowlett water heater repair services if you are experiencing this with your water heater.
• The Water Coming From Your Tap is Discolored -
  If notice that the water coming out of your faucet is a red'ish or brown'ish color this could be due to your water heater having sedimentation build up and producing that color. This is something you should address as quick as possible as this can quickly become a health hazard for you and your family. Contact us today to have your water heater cleaned out.
• There is Water Pooling Around Your Water Heater Tank -
  Pooling water around your water heater probably means it has a leak. This can be not only dangerous for small children but can also be dangerous for pets. These leaks can also cause corrosion to eat into the outer parts of your water heater and make its way inside of it. Get this repaired before the small leak becomes something much bigger.
• Your Utility Bills Have Increased -
  Has your energy bill seemed to increase dramatically? This could be due to the age of your water heater or perhaps a repair that is needed. As water heaters age, they can become less efficient and have to work twice as hard in order to provide the proper amount of hot water. It could also be that one of the two heating elements in the water heater is damaged or needs to be cleaned, making it have to work two times harder to heat your water.

Swift repairs made at the first sign of trouble can help you prevent a water heater break down and save you money.

Should I Replace My Water Heater?

This is one of the most common questions customers ask us. Just as with any plumbing appliance, your water heater will eventually require replacement. Knowing when to repair vs. replace your water heater is vital. You want to avoid wasting money on repairs that won't work, but you also want to avoid prematurely replacing your water heater when a simple fix of your existing one would do the trick.

Before replacing your water heater, you should consider:

• Whether or not you are satisfied with your existing water heater
• Have your hot water needs changed since your last water heater was installed
• Do you need instant hot water anywhere in your house
• Are you looking for a more energy-efficient model
• How much you have to spend on a new water heater

Our Rowlett water heater repair service plumbers can determine if it is more cost-effective to replace your water heater. Should this be the case, there are many makes and models on the market to choose from. This can be overwhelming. You are not alone in making this decision. At Pope Plumbing Company, Inc., we want you to be happy with your new water heater. Our plumbers strive to provide you with the advice and guidance needed to make the process of selecting a new water heater easy.

What Is the Most Common Problem With Water Heaters?

The most common problem with water heaters is sediment buildup, which can lead to corrosion, reduced efficiency, and, eventually, tank failure. Other common issues include leaking pipes or valves, incorrect temperature settings, and broken thermostats.

Signs I Should Replace My Water Heater

In the majority of homes, warm, running water is crucial to your day to day living. Whether it's a shower, washing dishes or even doing your laundry. In a big household those hot water demands can multiply fast and the demand for hot water can dramatically increase. But, how do you know when it's time to replace your water heater? Below, we've provided 4 signs to be aware of to avoid having your water heater completely fail.

• Water Heater is Too Old -
  The average life of a water heater is 8 to 10 years. We all know that nothing last forever, this includes water heaters. During an average occupancy of a home, the home owner is going to eventually have to replace the water heater. The problem most home owners face is knowing when your water heater is going to fail.
• Rusty Water -
  No other color water besides clear should be coming out of any of your faucets. If you notice a red'ish brown color coming out of any of your plumbing fixtures, you water heater may have developed rust within the tank. Rust doesn't typically show up until the end of the life cycle of an older water heater. Give us a call today if you notice rust colored water coming out of your faucets.
• Water Heater is Leaking -
  As your water heater reaches the end of it's life, the chance of your water heater leaking increases dramatically. If you notice a pool of water around the tank or on the floor around the tank, you'll want to replace your water heater as soon as possible to avoid water damage.
• Water Heater Not Heating -
  Without enough warm water, you aren't able to wash your hands properly or even take nice warm showers. A lot of homeowners take having hot water for granted and only realize this when they don't have enough. If you notice your water heater isn't making enough hot water it could be a broken heating element, too small a size water heater for your home or a thermostat that needs to be adjusted.

We Can Install & Repair Commercial Water Heaters

Since 1991, Pope Plumbing Company, Inc. has been Rowlett's go-to expert for residential and commercial Rowlett water heater installation services and repair. We can take care of every customer, from single-family homes to apartment buildings, schools, hotels, and hospitals. There is no job that is too big or too small for us. Don't believe us? Take a look at our client's testimonials! We have the bandwidth to provide services for any sized property or business, all with the attention and personalization you expect from a local, family-owned business. All of our plumbers are fully trained, licensed, and insured. When you need a water heater plumber you can trust, call Pope Plumbing Company, Inc. We also provide some great specials, take a look!

Do you have a water heater emergency? Contact Pope Plumbing Company, Inc. at (214) 516-7440 for service today. We assist customers throughout Rockwall and the Dallas-Fort Worth area.