Corrosion vs. Your Water Heater: What You Need to Know
May 16th, 2022Does corrosion on your water heater mean the end of the line for it? Can you have it repaired or is it time to call us for a new water heater?
Does corrosion on your water heater mean the end of the line for it? Can you have it repaired or is it time to call us for a new water heater?
How many years can you expect to get out of your current water heater? We can’t give you a definite single answer, but we can provide you with several answers,
The anode rod is a temporary part of a water heater that is designed to corrode so the rest of the water heater doesn’t.
An undead water heater is one that should have been sent to its resting place in the scrapheap years ago, except it still seems to be working.
There are a number of different sources for these unsightly black specks floating in your water.
Below are the best ways you can ensure your current water heater (or maybe your next one) reaches or exceeds its manufacturer’s estimated service life.
The biggest threat that can bring a water heater’s service life to an early end is corrosion.
Water heaters are solid systems, and can last quite a while under the right circumstances. Eventually, though, it will wear down to the point that it needs to be replaced.
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