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Water Heater Repair & Installation

Water heater repair, replacement and new installation.

Whether your existing water heater is acting up or you want to upgrade to a more efficient unit, Cliff's Plumbing handles conventional tank, tankless and propane-fired residential water heaters.

What we handle

Conventional and tankless water heater work.

Most water heater problems fall into three buckets: the unit is leaking, the water is not getting hot enough, or the unit is making noises that worry you. Cliff's Plumbing works on all of them and gives a clear recommendation about whether to repair or replace based on the age of the unit and the cost of the repair.

For homes planning a switch to tankless, the conversation starts with sizing - making sure the unit can keep up with the home's peak hot water demand - and ends with the gas line, venting and condensate routing being correct. Cliff handles the plumbing side end-to-end, with electric and gas tie-ins coordinated as needed.

  • Water heater repair

    Diagnostics on conventional and tankless units, including thermostat, element and igniter issues.

  • Water heater replacement

    Like-for-like swaps and right-sized replacements when an old unit has reached end of life.

  • New water heater installation

    Installations for remodels, additions, and homes converting to a different fuel or style.

  • Tankless conversions

    Sizing, mounting, venting, and gas-line upsizing for tankless water heater conversions.

  • Recirculation pump installation

    Adding a hot water recirculation loop for faster hot water at distant fixtures.

  • Drain pan & leak protection

    Drain pans, leak sensors and other small upgrades that protect against future water damage.

Common signs to call

When to call about a water heater.

A water heater that is visibly leaking should be turned off at the cold inlet valve and the gas or electric supply shut off, then called in. Lukewarm water, rumbling sounds, or recovery that takes far longer than it used to usually point to a unit near the end of its rated life.

  • Visible water around the base
  • Water that never quite gets hot
  • Loud rumbling or popping sounds
  • Rust-colored water from the hot side
  • Pilot that will not stay lit
  • Frequent resets on electric units

Water heater not behaving? Call or text for a free estimate.