Why you should replace your Hot Water Heater this July!
- Age: Hot water heaters have a typical lifespan of 8-12 years. If yours is nearing or past this age, it may be less efficient and more prone to breakdowns.
- Efficiency: Newer models are often more energy-efficient, which can save you money on utility bills over time. Older heaters may be costing you more to operate due to inefficiencies.
Leaks or Corrosion: If you notice leaks around the tank or signs of corrosion, it could indicate that the tank is deteriorating and nearing failure. This can lead to water damage and flooding if not addressed. - Inadequate Hot Water: If your current heater isn’t providing enough hot water for your needs, or if the hot water runs out quickly, it might be undersized for your household. Upgrading to a larger capacity or more efficient model could improve performance.
- Safety Concerns: Older heaters may pose safety risks, such as carbon monoxide leaks (for gas heaters) or potential scalding due to malfunctioning temperature controls.
Technology Upgrades: Newer models often come with technological advancements like better insulation, improved heating elements, and smart features that can enhance efficiency and convenience. - July Sale: Take advantage of the amazing savings we are offering!
