Houston Water Heater Repair

Are you wondering whether you need to repair your water heater? We have provided you with a couple of signs that you can look out for that can help you determine whether you need repairs. Although homeowners may typically think that things can get resolved with a quick DIY fix, that is oftentimes not the case. A DIY fix may solve the problem temporarily, or may even lead to further damage if proper service is not done.

Here are some signs that you can look out for:

• You have no hot water
• You have irregular water temperatures
• You notice water discoloration (your water may look cloudy, or rusty with a brown tint)
• Your water has an unpleasant smell
• You keep running out of hot water too soon
• There are odd noises coming from your water heater tank
• You have a leaky water heater
• Your water heater is over 15 years old
• It's been over a year since you last got your water heater checked
• You have low water pressure
• Your water won't drain through the drain valve
• Your water feels lukewarm

If you notice any of these problems with your water heater, we highly suggest that you contact a professional as soon as possible to avoid further damage and costly replacements.

There is nothing worse than getting into the shower, only to realize that you have no hot water. When that happens, you can rest assured that our team here at Pioneer Plumbing & Septic is available to help at any time of the day! When we repair your water heaters, we are never looking for a quick and easy fix. Our team of water heater experts goes above and beyond to ensure that your water heaters are repaired in a way that upgrades your water heating system entirely, making it better and more durable than it was before.

Why is My Water Brown?

If your hot water is brown, it's likely due to rust in your hot water heater. If it affects all of your water, it's most likely an issue with corroded pipes.