We Provide Water Heater Repair in Chandler, AZ

Water heaters have the potential to provide many years of reliable and practically worry-free use. However, there are times when repairs are necessary or when replacement is worth considering. Take comfort in knowing that your plumber in Chandler, AZ, from Gold Star Plumbing & Drain is ready to respond quickly when your home's water heater needs attention.

An Overview of the Role Water Heaters Play

A water heater delivers heated water throughout your home. This may seem like a fairly simple task, but it's a very important one. When a water heater is working as intended, you'll have consistent and reliable access to the hot water you need for cooking, cleaning, bathing, and an assortment of other tasks.

Common Issues That Need Repair

We advise calling or contacting us when anything out of the ordinary is going on with your water heater. The more common issues requiring water heater repair in Chandler, AZ, are those involving leaks, disruptions to how your hot water is delivered, and unexplained temperature fluctuations. In addition, give us a call if you're noticing issues with water quality since this is often a sign of corrosion.

You May Need to Consider Replacement

It's often possible to repair water heaters as long as the issue isn't something major. However, there are times when it makes more sense to opt for traditional or tankless water heater replacement. This is often something we recommend if a tank is leaking or when a water heater is older and in need of frequent and costly repairs.

If it's time for a new water heater installation, rest assured that we only install top-quality water heaters from Bradford White, Rheem, Navien, and Noritz. We'll help you choose an option suitable for your budget and appropriate for your hot water usage needs.

Why Consider a Tankless System

"On-demand" or tankless water heaters are extremely efficient. This is because heated water is only produced when it's needed. Another perk is you will not likely need a water heater replacement as often since on-demand systems have parts that are easier to maintain and replace. Tankless units also last, on average, for about 20 years. This is twice as long as what's typical for conventional water heaters.

Watch Out for Some Issues

Any type of water heater issue can grab your attention when it's not doing what it's supposed to do. Contact us about a conventional or tankless water heater repair if you're noticing any of the following: