How To Know If Your Water Pressure Is Too High For Your Water Heater Is your water pressure to high for your water heater? There are many neighborhoods around Southern California, like in the Chula Vista area of San Diego County for example, where local water companies pump out city water to residents at such…
Emergency Water Heater Shutdown Instructions to avoid damage when leakage occurs Knowing the proper way to shutdown your water heater in an emergency is very important and something every home owner should know how to do. Below we have listed 5 important safety steps to follow in the event you have to shutdown your water heater…
Knowing your basic water heater components and where they’re located on your water heater is very helpful. It’s especially helpful in an emergency or in the event you need to call a water heater service company. In many instances, home owners do not know what to look for or where to locate basic components when…
Buyers Beware Of Licensed vs Non-Licensed Contractors Be sure to hire a licensed contractor when having your water heater serviced, repaired or replaced. If you don’t hire a licensed contractor, you run the risk of having an improper water heater installation. Water heater issues can result in serious bodily injury or water damage to your…
What Is A Water Heater Drain Valve For? A water heater drain valve is for draining your water heater tank of damaging calcium sediment. Over time sediment collects in the water heater tank. Sediment build up can decrease the efficiency of your water heater and shorten its lifespan if not maintained on a regular basis.…
Understanding The Health Of Your Water Heater A healthy water heater is a safe and efficient water heater. We’ve created a list of questions to help you find out. Answer yes or no to the following questions to help determine the health of your water heater. Is your water heater 10 years or older? Does…