Mead Water Heater Services

Over time, water heaters may require repairs due to wear and tear or other issues. Here are some common water heater repairs:

• No hot water: If your water heater is not producing hot water, it could be due to various reasons. It may be a problem with the thermostat, the heating element, or a malfunctioning gas valve.
• Leaks: Leaks can occur in different parts of the water heater, including the tank, pressure relief valve, or piping. If you notice a puddle of water around the heater, it's essential to address the issue immediately to prevent further damage.
• Strange noises: If your water heater is making strange noises like popping, banging, or hissing, it may be due to sediment buildup in the tank or a malfunctioning heating element. 
• Pilot light issues: If your water heater has a gas-powered pilot light, it may not stay lit due to a faulty thermocouple or gas control valve.
• Pressure relief valve issues: The pressure relief valve is an essential safety feature of the water heater, preventing excess pressure from building up. If it malfunctions, it may need to be replaced.

If you are experiencing any of these issues, you must contact a professional plumber to diagnose and repair the problem. DNI Heating Cooling Refrigeration & Plumbing can help with water heater repairs and solve various issues. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.

Expert Water Heater Installation

Installing a water heater requires basic plumbing and electrical knowledge. If you need more confidence in your ability to install a water heater, it is best to seek the help of a licensed plumber. DNI Heating Cooling Refrigeration & Plumbing offers expert plumbing services, including water heater installation.

Our team of licensed plumbers can help you choose the appropriate size and type of water heater that best suits your household's needs, hot water usage, and energy efficiency goals. 

To get a glimpse of how we do water heater installations, here are the basic things that we follow:

1. Turn off the old water heater's water supply and gas or electricity.
2. Drain the old water heater by attaching a hose to the drain valve and opening it.
3. Disconnect the old water heater from the gas or electrical connections.
4. Remove the old water heater and clean the area where the new one will be installed.
5. Install plumbing connections, including a cold water inlet and hot water outlet.
6. Connect the gas or electrical supply to the new water heater.
7. Test the water heater for proper operation.
8. Dispose of the old water heater properly.