Jim England Plumbing

Did you know water heating can make up to 20 percent of your home's energy use? With summer here, it's a great time to start saving on your energy bills by making a few simple changes. Lowering your thermostat to 120 degrees, installing low-flow fixtures, and reducing hot water usage can lead to lasting savings. Regular water heater repair and maintenance, such as draining the tank or checking the anode rod, help your system run efficiently and prevent expensive breakdowns. Thinking about the future? Upgrading to a solar or heat pump water heater can cut costs over time and reduce your home's environmental impact. Smart habits, like running appliances during off-peak hours and washing clothes in cold water, also go a long way. If you are not sure where to start, scheduling a water heater repair or inspection can set you on the right path. Take control of your home's energy costs this season by visiting our website or calling us today.

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Leaky faucets are just one of many plumbing issues homeowners should keep an eye on, but a defective water heater can be just as troublesome. Your hot water heater provides all the hot water you need, so if it is malfunctioning or too small, you might need a water heater install. Before your new unit arrives, make sure you turn off your old water heater and shut off the gas line if it is gas-powered. Allow the tank to cool for easier removal. Next, drain the tank completely by running a hot water tap or connecting a hose to the drain valve. Finally, clear a path to the water heater, removing any boxes or clutter so the technician can easily access and replace the unit. Ready for a new water heater? Visit our website or call us today to get started.

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