Water Heaters

Gas Water Heater - Analysis and Diagnosis

Gas Water Heater - Maintenance

Gas Water Heater - Repair

Gas Water Heater - Replacement

Gas Water Heater - Emergencies

Electric Water Heater - Analysis and Diagnosis

Electric Water Heater - Maintenance

Electric Water Heater - Repair

Electric Water Heater - Replacement

Electric Water Heater - Emergencies

Tankless Water Heater - Analysis and Diagnosis

Tankless Water Heater - Replacement

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Piedmont Triad and the Surrounding Areas

Water Heater Has No Hot Water or Runs Out of Hot Water Quickly

Water Heater is Leaking or Puddles Have Developed Around the Base

Water Heater is Producing Discolored or Smelly Water

Water Heater Has Inconsistent Temperatures

Water Heater Pilot Light Won't Stay Lit

Water Heater is Rumbling, Popping, or Has Banging Noises

Water Heater Maintenance:

Annual Inspection: A professional should inspect the client's water heater annually to check for leaks, corrosion, and other issues.

Flushing the Tank: Flushing a water heater removes most sediment buildup that can reduce efficiency and damage the tank.

Testing the Pressure Relief Valve: This water heater pressure relief valve prevents pressure buildup in the tank, and it needs to be tested regularly.

Checking the Anode Rod: The anode rod protects the water heater from corrosion; it should be inspected and replaced as needed.

Adjusting Temperature Settings: Lowering the water temperature for the water heater can save energy and reduce mineral buildup.

Checking Electrical Connections (for electric water heaters): Ensure connections are secure and free of corrosion.

Inspecting Gas Lines and Burner (for gas water heaters): Check for leaks and ensure the burner is clean and functioning properly.

Fixing Leaks: Addressing water heater leaks promptly is crucial to prevent water damage and ensure efficient operation.

Replacing Parts: This may include replacing the anode rod, pressure relief valve, or other components.

Addressing Sediment Buildup: If sediment buildup is severe, professional cleaning or repair may be necessary.

Repairing Corrosion: Corrosion can weaken the water heater, and professional repair or replacement may be needed.

Replacing the Water Heater: In some cases, repairing the water heater may not be feasible, and replacement will be a must.

UPLLC does not do any electrical work related to water heaters beyond a direct replacement/like for a like wiring swap. UPLLC does not do any advanced electrical diagnosis. If a water heater related issue is diagnosed by one of our technicians to be an electrical related issue. Our time spent during the dispatch, diagnosis, consumables, and labor will be billed to the customer.