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Is your water heater making gurgling, banging or popping noises?  If so,  you may have a problem with.... (more) Click here to go to our  WATER HEATER INFORMATION PAGE for information about repair of your hot water heater, or about having a new heater installed. Or, see our WATER HEATER SPECIALS. For Everday Low Pricing.
Is it really a "leaking water heater"?  Older water heaters do develop problems such as loose valves, or corrosion of the tank, which can lead to leaks.  But, before you panic, especially if your waterheater is not that old, make sure that the "leak" is not, in fact, accumulated condensation, rather than an actual leak in your water heater.  While this is rare in Phoenix, it can and does appear in the cooler winter months.  If a water heater has been turned off during a homeowner's extended absence then when it's turned back on water filling the cold tank can cause condensation to form on the outside of the tank, which can drip into a pool at the base of the heater and make you wonder if you've got a leaky water heater.  If you're not sure how to determine whether the water you're seeing at the base of your waterheater indicates a leak in the heater or is simply collected condensate, just give us a call (480-STEVENS (783-8367)).  Someone in the office will be glad to answer your questions.                  Have you noticed a leak at your water heater below the temperature and pressure relief valve (TPR valve)? If so, it's very likely either the pressure relief valve on the water heater is malfunctioning, or the temperature of your water heater is set too high.  Your water heater's temperature should be set at a maximum of 150 degrees Fahrenheit; a higher setting can be dangerous. If you're not sure what temperature your waterheater is set at, or if you aren't sure how to turn the temperature down to a safe level, call our office (480-STEVENS (783-8367)) and ask for advice from one of our experts.  If you do have a leak, and you suspect your temperature and pressure relief valve (TPR valve) is malfunctioning, we believe you should get professional help rather than try to test the valve yourself, to avoid injury to yourself or others.  A water heater exploded not long ago at a Phoenix home due to a faulty pressure relief valve.  Don't take a chance; call us immediately if you think your pressure relief valve is bad.                                   There are other reasons you may be seeing water near your waterheater.  If you're seeing a lot of water on the floor, you may have a leaky water heater, or one that has cracked, either of which can be a serious safety issue and you should call us immediately.  The water heater will no doubt have to be replaced.  It's possible it may still be under warranty.  But, if not, there is some good news: a newer model water heater will be more energy efficient than your older model, and should pay for itself over time in savings on energy costs, as well as operating more efficiently.                       Remember, SAFETY FIRST!  Call us (480-STEVENS (783-8367)) if you have any questions at all about your water heater, or any of your plumbing systems.
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Before you have a new water heater installed, you'll want to have more information (what size do I need?  what kind of maintenance does my water heater need?).   Or, perhaps your water heater needs to be repaired (no hot water? not enough hot water?)  We hope you'll find the information you need here.  But, if not, please call or email us.  During business hours, we always have a technician available to answer your questions.  And, we can usually dispatch an experienced technician to your home quickly to make the needed repair or installation.  We're here to help!
SMELLY WATER MIGHT BE FROM BACTERIA BUILD UP IN YOUR WATER HEATER.  We get calls for water heater repair that cover a gamut of problems, including, believe it or not, strange odors!  Water Heaters can be a reservoir for odor causing bacterial build-up.  If you're noticing an unpleasant odor from your tap water, before you call a plumber for a water heater service call, there may be a cheap and simple, albeit temporary, solution (NOTE: Be sure to turn off the breaker to your electric water heater, or shut off the gas to your gas water heater before ever working on water heaters!):               Shut off the cold water valve to your water heater, open a hot faucet somewhere in your house to relieve pressure,               drain some water from the tank, open the plumbing on one side, and dump in a few pints of hydrogen peroxide. Close               everything up, turn on the cold water again, and let some water run from all spigots and taps. You should be odor-free               until the next time you go out of town and allow the water heater to sit, unused. Then you'll have the problem again.               By the way: use peroxide, not chlorine bleach. Either will work, but peroxide is much safer.                If you have an odor at only one sink, put the peroxide down the basin overflow, instead of into the water heater.               Sometimes bacteria can build up in there, too. OR, IT MAY BE CAUSED BY A REACTION OF YOUR WATER HEATER'S ANODE ROD TO SOMETHING IN YOUR WATER....... Anode rods are installed in water heaters to attract minerals and other corrosion causing elements which can be in your water, and which will attack the anode rod instead of the waterheater's steel tank.  Sometimes, the magnesium or aluminum in the rod will react with elements or bacteria in the water, and cause a foul odor.  When we get calls for this type of water heater repair, we often find installing a new anode rod does the trick.  However, if there is still troublesome odor after we've installed a new rod, we might have to install an aluminum/zinc alloy rod in place of the standard magnesium or aluminum rod.  Check our water heater repair page for more information about anode rods, including how often they should be checked and when they should be replaced.