Water Heater Repair in Garland, TX

Over 50 Years of Reliable Water Heater Service

With a legacy spanning over 50 years, Mr. Rooter Plumbing takes pride in providing reliable water heater services in Garland, TX. For the decades we’ve been in the plumbing industry, we’ve learned a few things about offering top-notch services. We are so confident in our water heater services that we back every job with our satisfaction guarantee. You can always trust us for all your water heater needs, from hot water heater tank installation to repair and replacement.

Signs Your Water Heater Needs Attention

Call the team at Mr. Rooter Plumbing for professional water heater repair in Garland if you notice the following signs:

• Water leaks

Water leaks around your water heater can be a clear sign that something is amiss. Whether it's a small drip or a more noticeable pool of water, leaks can lead to significant damage over time. If you spot any water around your water heater, call Mr. Rooter Plumbing for fast water heater repair in Garland.

• Abnormal noises

Unusual sounds emanating from your water heater can indicate various issues. Popping, banging, or rumbling noises may be a result of sediment buildup in the tank, affecting its efficiency. These sounds could also be a sign of imminent component failure. If you notice anything out of the ordinary, it's advisable to have your water heater inspected by a professional plumber to identify and rectify the underlying problem.

• Slow hot water recovery

If you find yourself running out of hot water more quickly than usual or if the time it takes for your water heater to reheat is significantly prolonged, it may be a sign of a malfunction. This issue could be related to a faulty heating element, a thermostat problem, or sediment accumulation hindering the heating process.

• Rusty water coming out of your taps

The presence of rusty or discolored water when you turn on your taps could be an indication of corrosion within your water heater. Over time, the tank's interior can deteriorate, leading to rust particles entering your water supply. Rusty water not only affects water quality but also signals potential damage to your water heater. The common solution for a corroded water heater is a water heater replacement.