Water Heater Repair in Nevada

Rusty hot water is a strong warning sign that the inside of your tank is beginning to corrode. If the anode rod is completely gone, the steel tank itself rusts. Call us immediately before the tank rusts through and floods.

An anode rod is a crucial component that attracts corrosive elements in the water. It rusts so your steel tank doesn't have to. You should have it checked every few years and replaced before it completely dissolves.

If your home is on a closed plumbing system (such as having a pressure reducing valve), thermal expansion can cause dangerous pressure spikes when water heats up. An expansion tank absorbs this pressure and protects your water heater.

For an electric unit, a broken lower heating element means only the top half of the water is being heated. For a gas unit, the dip tube that directs cold water to the bottom of the tank might be broken, mixing cold water with the hot.

We highly recommend flushing your water heater once a year. Regular flushing removes sediment buildup, which protects the inner lining of the tank, improves energy efficiency, and extends the life of the unit.