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WATER HEATER REPAIR IN DENVER, CO

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Expert Water Heater Service & Replacement

Did you know that a typical family of four uses 2,000 gallons of hot water each month? That’s the equivalent of a small to medium-sized swimming pool–all processed by your water heater. If your water heater is outdated, damaged, or otherwise inefficient, it could become a costly waste of energy and water.

When your hot water isn’t working, call the pros at Applewood. We repair water heaters in the Denver, Boulder, Longmont and greater surrounding metro areas.

Water heater drain.

Signs Your Water Heater is Going Out

Any of these signs could mean your water heater is on its last gallons:

  • Rusty/discolored water
  • Rumbling or banging sounds from your heater’s tank
  • Longer heat up times
  • Leaking from tank or couplings
  • Water damage
  • Corrosion on components

In addition, be aware of these other potential water heater problems. If it’s time to install a replacement hot water heater, it’s easy to schedule with Applewood today. We perform high quality water heater repair and replacement using the latest and most efficient models. 

Brands of Water Heaters We Service

  • Bradford White
  • Rheem
  • General Electric
  • AO Smith
  • … and all the rest!

Your Local Water Heater Plumber

When you contact Applewood for repairs or hot water heater replacement, you’ll receive prompt and professional service. All our licensed staff carry their ID so you can identify them instantly. We strive for fast, quality hot water heater service so that our valued customers are never without warm water in their homes.

Applewood also provides regular water heater maintenance. Homeowners should periodically flush their heater to remove harmful sediment. Additionally, you should check your anode rod annually. If you need help draining the tank on your water heater or performing regular maintenance, call a professional from Applewood.

Does Applewood Repair and Install Tankless Water Heaters?

Yes! Call our plumbers for tankless water heater repair for all types and models. If you have a traditional water heater, ask our plumbing specialists about the benefits of switching to a tankless water heater. These appliances use up to 50% less energy than conventional tanks and could save you hundreds of dollars a year on your water bills. They’re also a better choice environmentally.  Schedule your tankless water heater repair today.

Why Denver and Boulder Homeowners Choose Applewood

Applewood operates from 6AM to 10PM, 7 days a week with no overtime charges. Our technicians are fully licensed and arrive on-time, ready to solve your problem. We provide expert hot water heater repair Denver-metro homeowners can count on. So, don’t get stuck with cold water. Schedule using the form at the top of this page or give us a call. We look forward to earning your business! ‌

Water heater that is leaking on the floor.

Water Heater Frequently Asked Questions

Do plumbers fix water heaters?

Yes, we do! It can be confusing knowing who to call when things break down in your home. Because your water heater is directly connected to your home’s water system, it requires a licensed plumber to repair or replace it.

How often should I have my water heater serviced?

We recommend servicing your water heater annually. It’s important to drain the tank and remove sediment that can build up and block the heating elements. Regular water heater maintenance will extend its lifespan and keep its performance optimal.

What is the average lifespan of a water heater?

Traditional water heaters last between 8-12 years depending on how well they’re maintained. Tankless water heaters typically last longer, providing hot water for 15-20 years.

How do I choose the right size water heater for my home?

Most manufacturers and energy companies provide guidelines on water heater sizing. It depends how many people are in your home and how much hot water you use on a daily basis. Your friendly Applewood technician can help you select the size that’s best for your home.

What are the common causes of water heater failure?

Rust and corrosion are the most significant factors. That’s why maintaining a clean tank and functional anode rod is important. Once your water heater’s components break down or it starts to leak, it’s time for a replacement.

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