Services
Tankless water heaters offer numerous advantages over traditional models including, a longer lifespan and a continuous supply of hot water. Regular flushing of your tankless water heater to remove calcium, rust, and scale buildup ensures it operates efficiently and effectively for years to come.
Don’t overlook your tankless water heater cleaning! An easy annual tankless water heater flush could save you thousands in potential replacement costs.
Most manufacturers recommend that you flush your tankless water heater once a year. Regular flushing helps keep your system running efficiently, prevents buildup, and can extend the life of your water heater. If you have hard water, you may need to do it more often.
Flushing a tankless water heater usually takes about one hour. You can expect the process to be quick and not disrupt your day. Regular flushing can help your water heater work better and last longer.
You can flush a tankless water heater yourself if you follow the instructions carefully. However, it can be messy or confusing if you’re not familiar with the process. Many people prefer having a professional handle it to make sure it’s done right and avoid any mistakes.
You might notice a drop in hot water pressure, strange noises coming from the unit, or water that isn’t as hot as usual. These are signs that minerals may be building up and it’s time to flush your tankless water heater.
How It Works
If you don’t flush your tankless water heater regularly, minerals can build up inside the system. This buildup can make your water heater less efficient, cause it to work harder, and even lead to expensive repairs or a shorter lifespan for your unit.
You can flush your tankless water heater at any time of year. Many people choose to do it in the spring or fall as part of their seasonal home maintenance. The most important thing is to make sure it is done regularly, about once a year.
You might notice white spots on your dishes, buildup around faucets, or soap that doesn’t lather well. These are signs you have hard water. Hard water can cause more minerals to collect in your tankless water heater, meaning you may need to flush it more often.
Most tankless water heater flushes can be completed in about an hour, although the exact time can vary depending on the system and its condition.
Yes, someone should be available during the appointment so we can access the tankless water heater and communicate with you if we have any questions or recommendations.
Pricing & Payment
Our pricing depends on your tankless water heater and the service needed. We’ll provide clear pricing before we get started, so there are no surprises.
Our service includes flushing the system to help remove mineral buildup and keep your tankless water heater operating efficiently. We’ll also inspect and clean the unit housing, replace the filter housing and filter as needed, provide service photos for your records, and let you know if we notice anything that may need additional attention.
We believe in straightforward pricing. If we find an issue that requires additional work, we’ll explain what’s needed and get your approval before doing anything beyond the scheduled service.
We accept cash, check, Zelle, mobile check deposit, and major credit cards. * If paying with a credit card, there will be a 3% processing fee added to the total.
Benefits
Yes, flushing your tankless water heater can help lower your energy bills. Removing mineral buildup allows your water heater to work more efficiently, which means it uses less energy to heat your water. This can save you money over time.
Yes, flushing your tankless water heater helps it last longer. Regular flushing removes mineral buildup that can cause damage over time. This keeps your water heater running smoothly and can prevent costly problems in the future.
Yes, flushing your tankless water heater can improve the quality of your hot water. Removing mineral buildup helps ensure your water stays clear and hot.
Yes, flushing your tankless water heater can reduce the chances of it breaking down. Regular flushing removes minerals that can cause clogs or damage, helping your system run smoothly and lowering the risk of unexpected problems.
Yes, flushing your tankless water heater can help with low water pressure. Over time, mineral buildup inside the unit can restrict water flow. Removing this buildup allows water to move more freely, improving your water pressure.