byAlma Abell
If your water heater is more than 10 years old or you are noticing sediment in your hot water, it might be time for a new water heater. Even if your water heater is not showing any signs of age it might be wearing out from the inside. Many people do not realize that the water heater can develop deposits of dirt and contaminants. Those contaminants will come to rest at the bottom of the tank. With proper maintenance you can extend the life of your water heater, but it will still need to be replaced eventually.
You should have the tank flushed out about once a year. Joe’s Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc professional. will come to your home and flush out your water heater for you. Each time it is flushed out, the contaminants and debris will be removed from the tank. Once it is thoroughly cleaned and emptied it will be refilled with fresh water. As soon as you notice dirt or other contaminants, such as rust, floating in your water you should have your tank flushed.
Eventually the flushing will no longer prevent the need for Water Heater Replacement in Castlerock. When your water heater is no longer providing you with hot water, or it is taking too long to heat up the water you will need to have it replaced. Your plumber will help you select a water heater that will work best for your family. There are several things to consider when selecting a new water heater. Some of the things you will need to consider include:
1. The size of your home
2. he number of people in your home
3. The amount of hot water you use each day
If your family uses a substantial amount of hot water each day you may want to consider replacing your tank heater with a tankless water heater. Tankless water heaters can provide you with an unlimited supply of hot water throughout the day because it does not require a tank, The water is heated as it travels through a system of coils that run to your faucets. Contact your plumber for information on the types of water heaters that are available.