Category: Water Heaters
What Is an Anode Rod & How Does It Work?
If you had to name the most important home comfort appliance in your home, what would it be? If you said your water heater, you’re right. Your water heater works hard day in and day out to provide you with the hot water you need to shower, bathe, wash dishes, do the laundry, and so… Continue reading What Is an Anode Rod & How Does It Work?
Water Heater Warning Signs
There are warning signs for most things in life. Let’s say you’re driving along in your car and the “check engine” light comes on. That’s your car’s not-so-subtle way of telling you something requires your attention. Yet, not all warning signs are that cut and dry. Take your water heater, for example. Sure, a sudden… Continue reading Water Heater Warning Signs
Is An Old Water Heater Dangerous?
No matter how well built and meticulously maintained, no appliance lasts forever. Your water heater is no exception. But because it’s typically out of sight and out of mind, it’s easy to forget about until a problem arises. However, as a water heater approaches the 10 year mark, it becomes susceptible to problems above and… Continue reading Is An Old Water Heater Dangerous?
6 Water Heater Noises and What They Mean
You expect to hear an array of sounds in your home throughout the day. The welcome drip-drip of your coffee pot, someone opening and closing the refrigerator door, the opening song of your child’s favorite cartoon. What you don’t expect to hear are clanking, banging, and rattling noises coming from you water heater. What gives? Here… Continue reading 6 Water Heater Noises and What They Mean
Is a Tankless Water Heater Right for Me?
When something new comes on the scene, it’s either met with enthusiasm or with a good bit of skepticism. Early-model airplanes? Folks were probably cautious and skeptical of a flying machine. The latest smartphone? People stand in line for hours to get their hands on one. When the first tankless water heater came on the… Continue reading Is a Tankless Water Heater Right for Me?