If you’ve ever had a tank water system, you know that it’s important to schedule a flush of the system on a regular basis. But if you’ve switched over to a tankless water heater, do you still have to get the system flushed?
The short answer is yes. If you have a tankless water heater in High Springs, give us a call to schedule annual maintenance for your system. You can also keep reading to learn why it’s still important to have this important service done on a tankless water heater.
If your home does not have an existing gas line, you may be thinking about installing one. Or maybe you have gas lines but never installed and connected any gas appliances in your home.
Gas lines offer a variety of benefits over other types of energy like electricity. When the power goes out, your gas lines will often still work. Gas heating can also be much more efficient than electric heating.
But installing a gas line is an extensive process. It actually takes a certified plumber to install a gas line because the pipes used for gas lines and water lines are very similar. If you’re interested in gas line installation, give our team a call. We can assess your home and outline your options. In the meantime, you can keep reading to learn more about the gas line installation process.
Many homeowners want to save money by completing as many DIY projects around their homes as they can. But is it possible to install a water heater on your own? The short answer is yes that it is possible, but there are many reasons that you don’t want to install a water heater without the help of a plumbing expert.
The number one reason is that many areas actually require a certified expert to install and keep up water heaters. If you don’t have the proper credentials, it may actually be illegal for you to install a water heater on your own. So if you need help with installation or water heater repair in Gainesville, our team can help. In the meantime, keep reading to learn more about the risks of installing a water heater by yourself.
Your water heater is likely in a closet or your garage. Because it is out of sight, you probably don’t give it much thought. That also means that you may not hear it if it ever makes unusual sounds. But if you do hear strange sounds coming from your water heater, it’s important to take it seriously.
In particular, when your water heater sounds like a tea kettle, you need to give our team a call to check it out. Unusual sounds indicate that something is going wrong. When you ignore unusual sounds, water heater problems can fester and get worse quickly. Learn more about unusual water heater sounds, what they mean, and what you can do about them.
Hurricane season definitely is not on your mind right now. Right now, you are enjoying the cooler weather of winter in Florida; but hurricane season will be here before we know it. And if you have lived in Florida for any length of time and experienced a hurricane before, you know that loss of power is definitely a possibility.
But is a whole house generator really worth the investment? It can be a very expensive upfront cost, and is honestly an appliance you hope you never have to use. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t beneficial. Keep reading to learn more about investing in a whole home generator.
You probably don’t give your water heater very much thought on a day-to-day basis. As long as you turn on the hot water knob and hot water comes out, you’re content. While your water heater is very sturdy and reliable, it does eventually need to be replaced.
But how do you know when that time has come? There are five common signs that it’s time to invest in a new water heater. If you notice any or all of these signs, it’s time to begin thinking about water heater replacement, and our team can help you with water heater financing in Alachua.
If you stay ahead of water heater problems, you won’t be surprised when your water heater stops working one day. Instead, by planning ahead, you can be prepared and get the replacement done on your terms.
Tankless water heaters are popular among homeowners because of the endless supply of hot water they provide. The systems are also very energy efficient compared to a water heater that requires a tank to store water. That doesn’t mean that you can skip out on maintenance when you have tankless water.
In fact, maintenance on a tankless water heater may be more important because of its unique inner workings. If you need maintenance for tankless water heaters in High Springs, our team can help. In the meantime, you can keep reading to learn more about tankless water heater maintenance.
You have a generator installed in your home as a backup system for when there is a power outage – big or small. While you don’t need to use your generator very often, you definitely want it to work right when the time comes. But what happens if there are signs your generator needs help?
Don’t ignore problems with your generator or you may be riding out the next power outage like everyone else – waiting on the electrical company to restore your power. Learn the signs that your generator may need a tune-up, and then give us a call for generator repair in Gainesville.
Are you thinking about a new gas furnace for your home this winter? If so, we have everything you need to know about from choosing the right furnace for your home to understanding installation. You’re not alone in wanting a gas furnace. They’re one of the more popular heating choices for homeowners.
Gas furnaces offer a variety of benefits, the best of which is that if and when power goes out during a storm, you’ll still have heat because your unit is attached to a natural gas line. Don’t have a gas line yet? That’s OK! We can help you with gas line installation in Gainesville as you plan ahead for your new gas furnace.
A lot of homeowners like to have a propane tank on their property in place of other energy sources like natural gas or electricity for certain appliances. You may even use a propane tank to heat your home in the winter.
You can pick up a small propane tank at many local stores for use with gas grills, but the propane tanks you hook up to your home are a little different – and a lot bigger!
Residential propane tanks range in size from 250 to 1,500 gallons. When it comes to these larger tanks, you definitely want to invest in professional propane tank installation. You don’t want to try and handle these propane tanks on your own. If you’re still on the fence about needing a pro for your propane tank installation, just keep reading.
