Water heater services we offer in Connecticut
Everything we arrange is about the water heater and nothing else. Choose the job below that sounds closest to what is going on in your home. Each page explains what the work involves, what tends to cause it, what to leave alone, and what shapes the price. If nothing quite fits, or you would rather talk it through, call and describe what you are seeing.
Not sure which service you need? A quick call sorts that out.
Repair, replacement and installation
Water Heater Repair
Fixing the part that failed, on any fuel.
Water Heater Replacement
Out with the old tank, in with the right one.
Water Heater Installation
New setups, relocations and upgrades.
Emergency Service
Any hour, when it cannot wait.
Removal and Disposal
Getting a dead tank out of the cellar.
Symptoms
No Hot Water
Finding out why the taps run cold.
Running Out of Hot Water
Showers that go cold too soon.
Leaking Water Heater
Drips, puddles and damp fittings.
Basement Water Heater Leak
Water on the cellar floor.
Discoloured or Odd-Smelling Hot Water
When the hot tap looks or smells wrong.
Private well homes
Water Heaters in Private Well Homes
How the well shapes the heater's life.
Sediment From a Well
Grit and rumbling in the tank.
Anode Rod Replacement
The part that wears so the tank lasts.
Flushing and Maintenance
What a flush can and cannot do.
Say so up front and the questions start in the right place.
Hot water from the boiler
Tankless Coil Problems
Coils that cannot keep up.
Replacing a Tankless Coil
Options when the coil is done.
Indirect Water Heater Service
The tank that sits beside the boiler.
Indirect Water Heater Installation
Adding an indirect tank to a boiler.
Hot Water After a Heating Change
When the old boiler is going away.
By fuel and equipment
Oil-Fired Water Heaters
Standalone tanks with their own oil burner.
Propane Water Heaters
For homes beyond the gas main.
Gas Water Heaters
Natural gas tanks in town homes.
Electric Water Heaters
Element and thermostat problems.
Heat Pump Water Heaters
Where they suit a basement, and where not.
Tankless Installation
Sized for January water, not July.
Tankless Repair
Wall-hung units that stop firing.
Parts, sizing and special situations
Sizing Guide
How big a heater a household needs.
Venting and Chimney Assessment
A second look when equipment changes.
Expansion Tanks
Room for water to grow as it heats.
Pressure Relief Valve Service
The valve that must never be capped.
Multi-Family Buildings
Shared basements and several heaters.
Seasonal Shutoff and Reopening
Cottages closed for the winter.
Describe the problem and we match the right installer.
Still not sure which one fits?
You do not need the right name for the problem. Tell us what the heater is doing.
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