Types of Water Heaters We Install

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Tank Water Heaters:

‍Traditional storage tank water heaters remain popular in Denver homes for their reliability and lower upfront costs. We install conventional tank systems in various gallon capacities, from compact 30-gallon units perfect for smaller homes to large 80-gallon systems for families with high hot water demand.

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Tankless Water Heaters:

‍For Denver homeowners seeking energy efficiency and space-saving benefits, tankless water heater installation provides on-demand hot water while reducing energy consumption by up to 30%. These systems work especially well in Colorado's climate, though altitude adjustments may be necessary for gas units.

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Electric Water Heaters:

‍Electric water heater installation offers safe, reliable operation without the need for gas connections or venting. While operating costs may be higher in the Denver area, electric units provide consistent performance and are ideal for homes without natural gas access.

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Gas Water Heaters:

‍Gas water heater installation typically offers lower operating costs and faster recovery times than electric models. Our technicians ensure proper venting and adjust for Denver's altitude to maintain safe, efficient operation throughout Colorado's temperature variations.

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Water Heater Problems We Fix

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No Hot Water - Whether caused by failed heating elements, malfunctioning thermostats, or pilot light issues, we quickly restore hot water to your Denver home.

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Insufficient Hot Water - If your water heater runs out of hot water quickly, the problem could be sediment buildup, undersized capacity, or failing components that we can repair or recommend replacement

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Water Heater Leaking - From minor drips around connections to significant tank leaks, we provide emergency leak repair and damage prevention services.

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Strange Noises - Popping, banging, or rumbling sounds often indicate sediment accumulation that our technicians can flush and prevent through regular maintenance.

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Rusty or Discolored Water - Brown or rust-colored hot water typically signals anode rod failure or tank corrosion that requires immediate professional attention.

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Pilot Light Problems - Gas water heater pilot light issues can stem from thermocouple problems, gas supply issues, or altitude-related combustion problems common in Denver.