Water heater repair
No hot water, lukewarm water, strange noises, pilot or igniter trouble, leaks.
Water heater repair & replacement
Tank and tankless water heaters repaired, replaced, and maintained by licensed technicians. You get a written quote before any work starts.
From a leaking tank to a whole-home tankless upgrade.
No hot water, lukewarm water, strange noises, pilot or igniter trouble, leaks.
Gas and electric tank water heaters, sized for your household and installed to code.
Endless hot water and lower space needs. We handle venting, gas line, and permits.
Tank flushes, anode checks, and tankless descaling to extend equipment life.
Hot water at the tap faster, with less wasted water.
Call us. We'll walk through repair versus replace and tank versus tankless.
Ask for guidance →A quick phone estimate based on your current heater and home.
We confirm sizing, venting, and code needs, then give you a firm price in writing.
We install, test, haul away the old unit, and show you how everything works.
Plain pricing, clean work, and someone who picks up the phone.
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Sample reviewShowed up on time, explained my options clearly, and the new water heater was running the same day.
Sample customer, Houston
Sample reviewFair written quote with no surprises. The crew cleaned up and hauled away the old unit.
Sample customer, Houston
Sample reviewEasy to book and quick to respond when we had no hot water. Would call again.
Sample customer, Houston
As a rule of thumb, a heater near the end of its typical life, or one with a leaking tank, is usually better replaced. Newer units with a simple part failure are usually worth repairing. We'll tell you which applies.
Tank units cost less up front and are simpler to swap. Tankless units give continuous hot water and save space, but need proper venting and gas sizing. We size it to your household.
Most like-for-like swaps are completed in a single visit. Tankless conversions can take longer if gas lines or venting change.
Yes. We handle permits and inspections where required.
Annual maintenance is a good habit, especially in areas with hard water.