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Water Heater Maintenance & Repair Snohomish County, WA
Keeping Your Home's Hot Water Flowing Smoothly
If you need Water Heater Maintenance & Repair in Snohomish County, WA, Elite Plumbing & Sewer is the team to call. Your water heater works hard every day to give you hot water for showers, washing dishes, and laundry. When it’s not working right – maybe you have no hot water, it’s leaking, or making funny noises – our expert plumbers can find the problem and fix your water heater fast.
Regular water heater maintenance, like checking the anode rod and flushing the tank to remove sediment, can help your hot water tank last longer and run more efficiently. If you’re hearing popping sounds, your water isn’t getting hot enough, or you see water around the base of the heater, it’s time for a professional repair. We work on both gas and electric water heaters.
At Elite Plumbing & Sewer, we know how much you rely on your hot water. We’ll carefully inspect your water heater, explain what’s wrong, and tell you what’s needed to fix it, along with a clear price. Our goal is to get your hot water flowing reliably again as quickly as possible. Give us a call at: (425) 446-9136
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Those noises are often caused by sediment buildup at the bottom of your water heater tank. When the burner (on a gas water heater) or heating elements (on an electric water heater) turn on, they heat the water trapped under the sediment, causing it to bubble up and make those sounds. Flushing the tank can often help reduce this.
It’s a good idea to have your tank water heater professionally maintained once a year. This usually includes checking the anode rod (which helps prevent rust), testing the temperature and pressure relief (TPR) valve for safety, and flushing sediment from the tank. Regular maintenance can help it run more efficiently and extend its life.
It depends on where the leak is coming from. If the leak is from the tank itself (often at the bottom), then yes, you will likely need a new water heater because the tank has probably rusted through. However, if the leak is from a pipe connection, a valve, or the TPR valve, those parts can often be repaired or replaced without needing to replace the whole hot water tank.
Our Water Heater Maintenance & Repair Services
Diagnosing & Repairing No Hot Water Issues
Fixing Leaking Water Heaters
Water Heater Tank Flushing & Sediment Removal
Anode Rod Inspection & Replacement
Thermostat Repair & Replacement
Heating Element Replacement (Electric Water Heaters)
Pilot Light & Burner Assembly Repair (Gas Water Heaters)
Temperature & Pressure Relief (TPR) Valve Testing & Replacement
Proudly Serving Snohomish County & Nearby Towns
All Your Hot Water System Care Covered by Elite Plumbing & Sewer
- Water Heater Repair (Gas & Electric Tanks)
- Tankless Water Heater Repair & Maintenance
- Routine Water Heater Maintenance & Flushing
- Anode Rod & Heating Element Replacement
- Thermostat & TPR Valve Repair/Replacement
- Pilot Light & Burner Service for Gas Heaters
- Fixing Leaks & Addressing Noises from Water Heaters
- Improving Water Heater Efficiency
- Emergency Water Heater Repair Services
- Safety Inspections for Water Heaters
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