Water Heater Repair

Why Choose Fixxer Company Plumbing for Your Water Heater Repair?

Our team has extensive experience repairing all types of water heaters, from traditional tank models to modern tankless units. We’re familiar with all the major brands and can handle any repair, big or small. Plumbing emergencies don’t stick to a 9-to-5 schedule. That’s why we’re available 24/7 for urgent water heater repairs. We understand that you need hot water restored quickly, so we prioritize emergency calls. We use advanced tools and techniques to accurately diagnose the root cause of your water heater problem. This ensures we provide the right solution and prevent recurring issues. We believe in doing the job right the first time. We use only high-quality parts for all our repairs, ensuring lasting results and your peace of mind. We believe in transparent pricing. We’ll provide you with an upfront estimate before starting any work, so you know exactly what to expect with no hidden fees.

Preventative Water Heater Maintenance:

Regular maintenance can extend the lifespan of your water heater and prevent costly repairs. We offer comprehensive water heater maintenance services, including flushing the tank to remove sediment buildup, which improves efficiency and prevents corrosion. We also inspect the anode rod, a crucial component that protects your tank from rust, and replace it if necessary. Our maintenance checks include testing the pressure relief valve to ensure it’s functioning correctly and preventing dangerous pressure buildup. We’ll also thoroughly check for any signs of leaks or potential problems to catch them early.

We are The Plumbers to Trust For Leaky Water Heater Repair in University Park, TX and DFW Metroplex

Here at Fixxer Company, our team is committed to providing high quality Water Heater Repair in Mesquite, TX and surrounding areas. Whether you need a minor repair due to leaking or need a full water heater replacement, we can provide you with the expert quality service you deserve. No matter how big or small the job is, we promise to get it done right. We stand apart from the competition in a number of ways, providing first class residential plumbing solutions and other services that go above and beyond our customers’ expectations every time.

With our upfront flat rate pricing, you’ll know the cost of the job before we even get started. When you hire the pros at Fixxer Company, you won’t have to worry about upsells or being pushed to agree to a service that you do not need. We only recommend cost-effect plumbing solutions that meet your specific needs.

Top 4 Tell-Tale Signs That Your Water Heater is About to Leak

Unless your water heater tank has a big hole in it, chances are that you won’t know that you have a leak right away. Inspecting your water heater from time to time is a wise move, but most homeowners do not do that often. The good news is that you do not have to inspect your water heater regularly to find out that it is broken. Fixxer Company plumbers can check your water heater for you. You can keep an eye out for some of the following early warning signs of a leaky water heater:

• Check for Rusty Water
  First thing in the morning, fill a large white bowl with hot water. If the water has an orange or brown rusty color, then there is a good chance that the tank is compromised and starting to rust. When the tank is rusting away then it is a matter of time before the tank fails. We can install a flood prevention device that can minimize the damage by shutting the water off when the sensor gets wet.
• Puddles of Water Forming Around Your Water Heater While this might be an obvious thing, if you are starting to notice there are puddles of water around your water heater, you should take that as a sign of a leak. More often than not, puddles of water indicate the leak will be directly under the water heater.
• Unusual Sounds
  Accumulation of sediment inside your water heater is inevitable. Over time, this sediment will harden and start to cause some noticeable noise whenever your water heater is in action. If your water heater is making loud banging noises, chances are that it is filled with sediment. If the unit overworks its capability to heat and supply water to your home, it will increase your energy bill.
• The Exterior of Your Water Heater Looks Rusty
  Rust showing up on the tank is a pretty good sign that there is a leak somewhere. Take the time to look at the burner units too; they are similarly prone to rust.