Sometimes our water heaters can begin to put out too much hot water. This can happen for many different reasons, ranging from a thermostat being incorrectly adjusted to an interior component of your water heater developing an issue. Is your water heater too hot? Whatever the problem may be, we will give you some information
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If you have ever had to have a water heater replaced or deal with a water heater full of mineral buildup, you know how damaging the mineral and sediment buildup can be. Here is an article if you would like to read more about water heater corrosion. Even though it is not like a traditional
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Tankless water heaters have made their mark on the world, slowly pushing the traditional water heaters to the back of our minds. If you have researched the cost of a tankless water heater, you know that the selling price is sometimes more than a traditional water heater. But does it make up for this in
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Is your hot water heater making a knocking noise? In most cases, that popping or knocking noise is due to sediment buildup, otherwise referred to as “scale buildup.” Over time, hard water can cause minerals in the water to crystallize and form a mineral scale along the bottom and walls of your water heater. This
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If you’ve noticed there’s some rust buildup on your home’s water heater, you may be wondering what it means. Is there unknown corrosion that you didn’t know about? The answer to that is likely a yes. But what exactly causes water heater corrosion? Scientifically, corrosion occurs when metal is gradually destroyed via chemical or electrochemical
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