Sealy Water Heater Services
Reputable Plumbing Company in Sealy, Brenham, Bellville or Columbus
The experienced plumbers at Sealy Plumbing are experts at installing, repairing, and servicing water heaters. Whether a water heater is making loud banging noises, dispensing lukewarm water, or leaking all over the place, we have the knowledge and expertise to deliver the right solution.
Call (979) 271-6980 or contact us online for reliable water heater services in Sealy.
Types of Water Heaters
When it comes time to install a new water heater, careful consideration must be given to the type of water heater that is installed. The water heater that most people are familiar with is the traditional or tank system.
Conventional Water Heaters
This type of water heater continually works to heat a large supply of hot water that’s stored in a tank. When a faucet is on, the hot water exits the unit and travels to the fixture, leaving the tank with less water than before.
Cold water is introduced into the water heater and heated along with the remaining water. Although these systems provide a powerful way to supply water to multiple fixtures at a time, using too much hot water at one time can result in cold water.
Tankless Water Heaters
Tankless water heaters are an answer to this problem. Because tankless units heat water on demand, they never run out of hot water. Since they don’t have a tank, they can use energy more efficiently, resulting in lower heating bills.
The disadvantage of tankless water heaters is they are limited in the amount of water they can supply at one time. For this reason, sometimes two or more units are needed for larger households.
Read Reviews From Our Happy Customers
At Sealy Plumbing, your satisfaction is our priority! See for yourself what our customers have to say about working with us.
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I'd been having water pressure and sand issues since my well froze in December. Finally called Sealy plumbing and they were here the next morning, cleaning out all my water lines, installing a sand filter on my well, and replacing my non-working water heater.- Emily H.
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“This company obviously knows what it is doing, and excels in customer service.”- Gordon L.
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Our water heater stopped working on a Friday morning and we had company coming for the weekend. We called Sealy Plumbing and they came the same day and installed a new water heater and we’re very professional, neat and clean. I would definitely recommend them to my friends and family. Thanks Matt for rescuing us!- Michelle G.
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Our plumber Dan has been working with us for over a year at this point and him and his team at Sealy Plumbing have done nothing but exceptional work on our business and home. They always arrive on time and can be available at a moment's notice if the need presents himself.- Montgomery M.
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So pleased with the water softener, tankless water heater, reverse osmosis tap, new sink and shower fixtures that Matt and his crew installed for us. They were professional, friendly, and thorough. Everything looks and works great.- Joanne
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I don’t think I’ve ever used a plumber quite as proficient, responsive and reasonable as this company. I highly recommend them!- Linda M.
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Bryan was early for the appointment and very professional. Gave me details of everything he was doing. Will definitely recommend and use again.- Janis H.
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“Reasonable pricing compared to other companies in the area.”- Deb M.
Understanding the Lifespan of Your Hot Water Heater
There is a multitude of factors that affect the life expectancy of your hot water heater. Your water heater may last longer than average estimates, but depending on the type, you can determine a rough timeline for how long it will last.
Traditional water heaters can last for around 10-15 years. Tankless water heaters typically have a longer lifespan than conventional water heaters. Tankless water heaters can last up to 20 years or longer as long as they are well-maintained.
If you catch the signs of water heater failure early enough, you can act fast and replace your water heater before failure which can cause potential damage to your home.
