About The Water Heater Man

The competitive environment in the plumbing industry combined with the public’s distrust of unscrupulous service providers was the backdrop for the development of The Water Heater Man brand and a better way of doing business.  The Water Heater Man is known for speed, integrity, ethics, low-cost pricing and unparalleled customer service.

Our company is run by people who understand what it takes to start a business from scratch and build it into a recognized and respected symbol of dependable, trusted service. We brought that experience and expertise to our franchise program and have a formula that is the best in the business.

The Water Heater Man specializes in residential and commercial hot water heater repair and replacement, but your local The Water Heater Man may be able to do other jobs for you. Tell us about your plumbing problem and we will help you find a solution.

• Repair Most Brands
• New Installations for residential and commercial customers
• Upgrades and Resizing
  
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• New and replacement

	If hot water comes out of the tap then people assume their hot water heater is operating safely and efficiently. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. A water heater, like your furnace, should be checked every year to be sure it is operating safely. Sediment and rust are constantly attacking your water heater and create an unsafe situation within your home or place of work. A Water Heater Man Safety Check may prevent a future problem.
Our eight-point safety check includes: Check the tank, pipe connections, the valves and underneath the unit for leaks. Inspect the pressure-relief valve for corrosion. If rusty, this should be replaced right away. Inspect shut-off valve to water heater that it opens and closes freely. On a gas or oil-fired unit, check and clean combustion chamber. Check and adjust flame height of pilot light. Check flue vent for rust, corrosion, and obstructions. Inspect the thermocouple on gas-or oil-fired water heaters or resistance on electric heaters. Keep water temperature between 120 and 130 degrees. (Check with a thermometer under the tap.) Higher temperatures could cause accidents that scald or burn people. Installers may not have replacement parts for all water heaters.

The Water Heater Man is a plumbing professional that is qualified to do most plumbing jobs. If we cannot do the job we can provide you with names of plumbing professionals in your area that may be able to help you.