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No Hot Water: If you’re not getting hot water, it could be due to a pilot light that has gone out or a faulty heating element.
Leaking: Leaks should be examined by a professional to determine if repair is possible or if a replacement is necessary.
Unusual Noises: Loud or strange sounds may indicate a damaged heating element or sediment buildup requiring professional cleaning.
Cracks: Any cracks in the unit should be inspected to see if they can be repaired or if the unit needs replacing.

What To Expect During Water Heater Installations

When installing a new water heater, here’s what you can expect:

Tank to Tank System Installations: Replacing a traditional tank with a similar model usually takes 2 to 3 hours. This includes draining the old tank, removing it, and installing and connecting the new unit.
Tank to Tankless Installation: Switching from a tank to a tankless system can take longer due to the need for new lines and vents. The installation involves mounting the new unit and setting up the necessary connections.
Tankless to Tankless Installation: Replacing an existing tankless unit with a new one is generally quicker, taking 1 to 3 hours.

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Signs You Need a New Water Heater

To avoid running out of hot water, watch for these signs that your system may need replacing:

Age: Water heaters typically last 10 to 20 years. If your unit is approaching or exceeding this age, it may be time for a replacement.
Decreased Efficiency: If your unit struggles to function efficiently, it may need to be replaced.
Rust and Corrosion: Rust on the unit or in the water can indicate the need for a new system.
Leaks: Any leaks coming from the unit should prompt a replacement.
Insufficient Hot Water: If the system can’t adequately heat water, it may need replacing.
Cracks: Cracks in the tank or system indicate a need for replacement.

Comparing Tank and Tankless Water Heaters

When choosing between a tank and a tankless water heater, consider these factors:

Cost: While tankless units may have a higher initial installation cost, they can be more cost-effective in the long run due to lower operational costs.
Lifespan: Tankless systems generally last longer, up to 20 to 30 years, compared to 10 to 15 years for tank models.
Installation Requirements: Tankless units require less space and can be mounted on walls, whereas tank units need more space.
Hot Water Availability: Tankless systems provide hot water on demand, ensuring you never run out, unlike traditional tanks with a limited reserve.