• An average water heater will last between 10 and 15 years. As it gets older, sediment builds up in the bottom of the tank. For every 1/2 inch of sediment, it costs you 70% more fuel to heat the water. For this reason, it may be a good idea to replace that water heater before it leaks all over the basement. A simple check of the serial number can tell you how old your heater is.

  • WATER HEATER MAINTENANCE - It is recommended to drain about 5 gallons of water off the bottom of the tank every month. This will remove some of the sediment from the tank allowing the water to heat easier and faster, reducing operating costs. It will also help to prolong the life of the water heater.

  • INCREASED SAFETY - The American National Standards Institute has increased the safety standards on all new water heaters. A new combustion technology has been adopted by all your water heater manufacturers that resists the ignition of flammable vapors outside of the water heater. You water heaters have never been safer.