LAS VEGAS WATER HEATER SERVICES 

At Dignity Plumbing, we are proud to provide superior water heater services to property owners across Clark County. With us, you do not just get great results. We take pride in giving our customers great experiences as well. Our team is always honest, respectful, punctual, and attentive to the needs of our customers. Also, you never have to worry about our team trying to sell you something unnecessary. Our plumbers are professionals, not salespeople. For water heater repairs, maintenance, or installation services in Las Vegas, do not hesitate to contact us. 

Call (702) 872-3927 or connect with us online for prompt service.

Signs You Need a New Water Heater

Like any other appliance, you will likely need to replace your water heater at some point. But how do you know when it is time? Below we have provided a list of signs to look for. 

It could be time to replace your water heater when:

• It has reached the end of its lifespan. Most traditional water heaters will last between 8 and 12 years. Tankless units, on the other hand, will last 20 years or more. Routine maintenance can extend the lifespans of both, but you can only stretch it so far before you might face compounding problems that come with years of wear and tear. 
• You have seen rusty water coming from your faucets. Over time, sediment can build up in your water heater’s tank, which can cause rust and corrosion. This not only impacts the quality of your water, but it can also lead to leaks and other potentially costly issues.
• Your unit does not provide the hot water you need. This can be a sign of two things. First, wear and tear might be hindering your water heater’s performance. Second, your water heater might not have the capacity to produce the hot water you use. 
• You notice strange noises coming from your water heater. Rumbling or gravelly sounds are often the result of significant buildups of sediment. While regular maintenance can prevent this problem, if it reoccurs, it could be more cost-effective to get a replacement.
• You notice water leaking from your unit or pooling in the collection pan. This can be the result of a loose line connection, or even a crack in your unit’s tank. The latter is very serious because it could allow the tank to burst.

For any of the above, reach out to us. Because we take pride in being honest with our customers, you can trust our recommendation for whether you ought to get a replacement or repair your unit. If an upgrade is the best course of action, we can help you sort through your options and get a reliable unit that fits your budget and needs. We can even connect you with financing options for the project. 

Why Is My Water Heater Not Producing Hot Water?

Several factors could be causing your water heater to not produce hot water:

• Pilot Light or Ignition Issues: If you have a gas water heater, check if the pilot light is lit. If it's an electric water heater, ensure the circuit breaker hasn't tripped. If the pilot light is out or the ignition system isn't working, the heater won't produce hot water.
• Thermostat Settings: Make sure the thermostat on your water heater is set to the appropriate temperature. If it's set too low, the water might not heat up sufficiently.
• Sediment Buildup: Over time, sediment can accumulate at the bottom of the tank, insulating the water from the heating element. Flushing the tank can help remove this buildup.
• Heating Element Failure: In an electric water heater, the heating element may fail over time. If this happens, it will need to be replaced.
• Dip Tube Issues: The dip tube is responsible for directing cold water to the bottom of the tank for heating. If it's broken or damaged, cold water might mix with hot water at the top, resulting in lukewarm water.
• Water Heater Size: If your household demand exceeds the capacity of the water heater, you may run out of hot water quickly, especially during peak usage times.
• Plumbing Issues: Check for leaks or blockages in the pipes leading to and from the water heater, as these can affect water flow and temperature.
• Pressure Relief Valve: If the pressure relief valve is faulty or leaking, it can affect the water temperature and pressure within the tank.

If you're unsure about diagnosing or fixing the issue yourself, it's best to consult a professional plumber or technician to inspect and repair your water heater.

Professional Water Heater Installation and Maintenance

At Dignity Plumbing, we offer professional water heater installation and maintenance services to ensure that your home has a reliable and efficient hot water supply. Our experienced technicians can help you choose the right water heater for your specific needs and budget, whether it's a traditional tank water heater or a modern tankless water heater.

Our water heater services include:

• Expert installation of new water heaters
• Regular maintenance to extend the lifespan of your water heater
• Repairs for any issues with your current water heater
• Upgrades to energy-efficient and eco-friendly water heater models

Don't wait until your water heater breaks down - contact Dignity Plumbing for professional installation and maintenance services to keep your hot water flowing smoothly.

Benefits of Upgrading to a Tankless Water Heater

If you are looking to upgrade your water heater, consider a tankless unit. Compared to traditional systems, they often last longer and use less water and energy. This can help you save money on utility bills and get the most out of your investment in a new unit. Not only that, but tankless water heaters are compact, making them a great option for those with limited space. While the upfront cost of a tankless water heater is higher than a traditional system, the long-term benefits can make them worthwhile for any property owner.