​What Does a Water Heater Do?
A water heater heats cold water and delivers it to your faucets, shower, dishwasher, or washing machine. It ensures you always have hot water when you need it.

Tank Water Heaters

• Store 20–80 gallons of hot water.
• Gas, electric, or propane models available.
• Lower upfront cost.
• Ideal for families needing consistent hot water.
• Requires floor space.

Heat Pump / Hybrid Water Heaters

• Use heat from the air to warm water.
• Very energy-efficient.
• Best for warm spaces like garages or basements.
• Higher initial cost but big savings long-term.

Is it time to replace your water heater?
Customers often notice:

• Inconsistent or no hot water
• Rusty or discolored water
• Strange noises (rumbling, popping)
• Leaks around the tank
• A unit that is 10–12+ years old

What size is right for your family?

• 1–2 people → 30–40 gallons
• 3–4 people → 40–50 gallons
• 5+ people → 50–80 gallons

 Operating Costs & Efficiency

• Electric units are easier to install and maintain.
• Look for Energy Star® models for maximum savings.

How to maintain your heater:

• Annual flush: Removes sediment and extends lifespan.
• Check the anode rod: Prevents tank corrosion.
• Set temperature to 120°F/49°C: Safe and energy-efficient.
• Inspect for leaks: Catch issues early.

Warranty Information
Typical coverage:

• Tank water heaters: 6–12 years
• Parts and labor vary by manufacturer