Water Heater Installations

In Utah County

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Your Water Heater Plumber in Utah County

Sunset Plumbing is here to help you with all your water heater needs. Water heaters ensure everyday comfort by providing us with hot water. As your plumbing experts, we are dedicated to doing what’s best for your household, whether repair, maintenance, or new installation. Over the years, we’ve addressed everything related to water heaters, from emergency floods to inconsistent hot water. Our team is well-prepared to identify and fix any problem. We have extensive experience working with both gas and electric water heaters. When issues affect your water heater’s performance, we’re always happy to take care of everything. So when problems with your water heater arise, don’t worry – reach out to us.

Sunset Plumbing Our Water Heater Promise

Upfront prices and affordable pricing
Same-day service available
24/7 service and emergency care
Professional water heater technicians
The water heater will be installed up to code

Tankless Water Heaters

The technology for on-demand water is here with tankless water heaters. However, there are a few things to consider before going with a tankless. One consideration is the minimum incoming water temperature requirements as this could impact efficiency. Here are more things to consider:

Higher installation costs
Venting requirements
Flow rate
Climate

Possible Gas and Electric Water Heater Issues

Here are common water heater issues and their possible causes.

No hot water: Often, relighting the pilot light resolves this issue. However, If the pilot light keeps going out, it may be caused by dirt or dust buildup. Try cleaning the area.
Hot water runs out: If your heater isn’t large enough to meet your family’s needs, replacing it or adding a second water heater is often the best solution.
Water isn’t hot enough: The temperature control might be set too low, or the thermostat may be broken.
Water is too hot: The temperature controls may be set too high or malfunctioning.
cloudy water with loud noises: Sediment builds up in the tank. Installing a water softener will help.
Rusty tank or water: A sign of corrosion inside the tank, a replacement is advisable before it causes a flood.
leaky pipes or valve: Tighten the connections, if this does not help they need to be replaced.