Water Heaters

Your hot water heater works hard behind the scenes, until one day, it doesn’t. Whether you’re dealing with cold showers, strange noises, or just an aging system, it’s not always easy to tell when it’s time to replace your unit. In this post, we’ll break down the telltale signs that your water heater is on its last legs—and what you can do about it before you’re left in the cold.

Avoid the winter rush, save money, and stay ahead with preventative care. At Plumb-Tech, we’ve seen firsthand what happens when homeowners wait too long to replace an aging boiler. Every year, the first cold snap brings a flood of emergency calls — no heat, no hot water, and no time to make an informed decision. That’s why we recommend tackling boiler replacement long before the weather turns. Summer is not just a convenient time to schedule the work — it’s

Tankless water heaters are very popular because they are space- and energy-efficient. Unlike traditional tank-style water heaters, tankless units heat water only when needed, so you don’t need a large storage tank. However, one of the most frequently asked questions is, “What size tankless water heater do I need?”. Choosing the proper size can be daunting, as it requires a thorough understanding of your household’s hot water needs. This guide will explain hot water demand as one aspect of tankless

Draining your water heater regularly is an essential (yet often forgotten) maintenance task, as it can save you from some big headaches down the road. Over time, minerals and sediment can build up in your unit. This build-up can cause stress on your system, making it work harder than it needs to. This can potentially lead to costly repairs and even necessitate a system replacement. Regularly flushing out your unit helps to remove this build-up, ensuring your system functions efficiently