We know it’s the time of year for chills and thrills, but that doesn’t necessarily translate to wanting to take an icy cold shower. In fact, the lack of hot water in your home may send a different kind of chill up your spine because it means something is amiss with your water heater.
Thankfully, we can say with relative confidence that this isn’t the work of a poltergeist, just a plumbing issue. The severity of the issue is the real question that needs to be answered. What is hindering your water heater from doing its job? And is it repairable? We can answer these questions and provide the services you need to get warm water in your home again.
Clogs are extremely annoying. They can mean long periods of time trying to use a plunger to get things moving again. Or they can mean hours, even days, without the use of certain parts of your plumbing system until you can find a solution. The situation can be even worse if you are dealing with trouble in the home’s sewer line, rather than just dealing with a clogged toilet or sink.
You are washing your hands or taking a nice shower and out of nowhere the water just … gives up. Maybe it doesn’t stop completely, but it gets far weaker than before. Low water pressure is, unsurprisingly, never a good thing.
Your water heater is a vital part of your home. Imagine trying to go a week without this system—it would be an uncomfortable week, to say the least. Having a working water heater in your home is important. Having the best water heater to meet your needs is even more important.
Think you have a water leak in your home? If so, it isn’t a question of if you are going to do something about so much as when. The only thing holding you back is potentially the question of whether or not you are sure that you really do have a leak in the house. This is a question we would like to help answer.
Poor water quality can have serious consequences for your health. From causing gastrointestinal illnesses to effects on your skin, hair, and nervous system, drinking water with unsafe levels of contaminants can be harmful. Installing a water treatment system can prove helpful here. These systems remove trace levels of unwanted substances present in tap water and provide you with safe and clean drinking water. 
