Spearfish Water Heater Installation & Repair

The time it takes to install a water heater can vary depending on various factors such as the type of water heater, the complexity of the installation, and any additional modifications needed. On average, a water heater installation can take anywhere from 2 to 6 hours.

The best type of water heater for your home depends on various factors such as your hot water usage, available space, energy efficiency preferences, and budget. Common types of water heaters include tankless water heaters, traditional tank water heaters, and heat pump water heaters. It's recommended to consult with a professional plumber to determine the best option for your specific needs.

Water Heater Repair

When the hot water stops working, showering, laundry, and cooking can be extremely challenging, if not impossible. In many cases, a water heater can be repaired by replacing the valve, heating element, or another component that isn’t working as it should. We offer water heater repair service for traditional and tankless water heaters from most major brands.

Water Heater Replacement

Most homeowners rarely consider replacing a water heater before it stops working completely. However, waiting too long to replace a water heater can lead to water damage and expensive repairs. While age is one factor to consider when replacing a water heater, it is not the only thing that should be considered. Some older water heaters are still working great and may not need to be replaced.

You might want to consider new water heater installation if:

• The traditional unit is 10 years old or older - Tank water heaters usually last about 8-12 years so think twice before throwing more money into water heater repair.
• Your tankless water heater is over 20 years old - While tankless water heaters do last longer than traditional units, even they have a lifespan. If it's much older you should consult our Spearfish water heater installation experts.
• The hot water has a smell that's off - If the inside of your tank is peeling it could be contaminating your water making it smell.
• The tank is rusty - While the anode rod can be replaced, if the corrosion has spread to your tank then you're going to need water heater replacement.
• It is leaking - Not all leaks are equal, if your dip tube or water lines are leaking then we can replace those parts. But if the leak is coming from your tank then consult our water heater installation professionals.

Our technicians are trained and experienced at diagnosing problems with water heaters. We can inspect your water heater to find out why it isn’t working as it should and determine if it can be repaired or should be replaced. If a replacement is the best option, we offer the best quality water heaters and expert installation.