Water Heaters

Hot water is essential for comfort and daily living. If you’re experiencing issues with your current water heater or need a new installation, Go To Plumber is here to help. We provide expert service for both electric and gas water heaters, ensuring your system is installed correctly and built to last.

Whether you prefer a traditional tank, want to upgrade to an energy-efficient tankless unit and/or hybrid heater, or do a gas conversion our team delivers solutions tailored to your home or business. Every installation is done with care, up to code, and designed for dependable performance.

From quick repairs to complete replacements, we’re committed to keeping Palm Beach County properties running smoothly with affordable, high-quality water heater services.

Water Heaters, did you know, fun facts?????

Electric Water Heater Delivery Capacity:

The 70% rule is founded on the principle that, once 70% of available hot water has been used, tank water will become cold. To counter this, the thermostat kicks in as the water heater is used. The system starts to recover, meaning it begins heating water, even as the hot water supply is in use. 

Decreased hot water supply:

Sediment accumulation can reduce the available volume of hot water in your tank. The sediment takes up valuable space within the tank, displacing the water. Consequently, you may notice a slight decrease in hot water available for your daily needs, necessitating a premature water heater replacement.

Reduced Heating Efficiency

The sediment acts as an insulator, creating a layer between the heating element and the water. This insulation reduces the water heater’s efficiency, as more energy is required to heat the water to the desired temperature. You can avoid this with regular water heater maintenance.

COMMON SIGNS FOR WATER HEATER REPLACEMENT

Here are some signs that may indicate that your water heater is ready to retire:

• The water heating system is approaching the end of its lifespan (typically 8-12 years)
• You notice rusty or discolored water flowing through the fixtures
• Frequent leaks coming from the heating system
• The water heater is making strange noises all the time
• The heating system doesn’t have the efficiency or consistency anymore
• Increased energy bills