Water Heater Repair in Bucks County and Montgomery County

If you’re like most folks, you give very little thought to your hot water heater until you turn the tap and no hot water comes out. Being without hot water can really put a halt to things taken for granted every day, from bathing or doing the dishes to washing a load of laundry. Whether you’re experiencing water heater failure or some other issue with your system, you can count on the experienced plumbing professionals at Dilling to find a solution fast.

Locally owned and operated, Dilling has years of experience providing plumbing repairs to Bucks County and Montgomery County. Our highly trained plumbing technicians are ready to diagnose your water heater’s problem and have it back up and operational as soon as possible, whether your unit is a conventional water heater or a tankless unit. We handle water heater repairs for almost all major brands and both gas and electric models.

Bucks County and Montgomery County Water Heater Repair

No matter the problem with your hot water heater, count on Dilling to accurately diagnose your unit and provide needed water heater repairs—or recommend the need for a replacement. Some common water heater problems reported by customers of Dilling include:

Water heater producing no hot water. Assuming that the circuit breaker for the hot water heater hasn't been tripped, the most common cause of a water heater failing to produce hot water is a spent or burned-out heating element.
Unit is producing hot water, but not enough. Most commonly, when a water heater produces an inadequate supply of hot water, there's an electrical or mechanical issue to blame. However, the unit could be too small for the demands of the household, or one of the unit's heating elements may be failing. A plumber can test the elements in the hot water heater to make sure that they're working as they should.
Hot water heater is leaking. If your hot water heater's water tank is leaking, it can signify that the tank is corroded, which may be due to mineral buildup in your water. A replacement is generally required.
Foul-smelling or discolored water. Bacteria in your hot water tank can lead to a rotten-egg smell, which means that your anode may be going bad. Discolored water can indicate corrosion. Your plumbing pro at Dilling can help with both of these issues.
Noises coming from the hot water heater's tank. When sediment builds up in the tank, it can overheat, causing odd popping, hissing, and rumbling noises. Draining the tank may help, but you may need a replacement in case of high corrosion levels.

If you experience any of these problems, don’t hesitate to contact us for water heater repairs. The sooner we can catch and diagnose the issue, the sooner we can restore hot water to your home without the need for a water heater installation or replacement.

Emergency Water Heater Repair

No one wants to be without hot water. Count on Dilling to respond to your call for emergency water heater repair quickly, dispatching professional help to handle any issue that may arise. Reach out for water heater repair in Bucks County or Montgomery County around the clock—we’re always open.

Call us at 610-214-2670 to schedule your service with our team!