When the water heater in your home stops working correctly, it can be frustrating. Everything from washing dishes and doing laundry to taking a shower relies on having a steady source of hot water, and without a working water heater, all these tasks become much harder.
When you need fast, reliable service for your water heater, talk to our team at Hawkins Service Company. We offer same-day emergency water heater repair throughout the Tampa area and service standard and tankless water heaters.
Did your water heater suddenly stop working? Call Hawkins Service Co. at 813-871-6610 to schedule water heater repairs in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Brandon, Riverview, or Clearwater.
Same-Day Water Heater Repair
When you notice a problem with your water heater, it’s important to have it repaired as soon as possible. Not only can a broken water heater affect your comfort and convenience, but some problems can lead to irreparable damage to your water heater, forcing a replacement before it would otherwise be necessary.
At Hawkins Service Co., we offer same-day water heater repairs in the Tampa area and 24/7 emergency service for problems that can’t wait until the next day. We service all brands of water heaters, including gas water heaters, electric water heaters, and tankless water heaters.
5 Signs You Need Water Heater Repair
Spotting the telltale signs of a water heater problem early can help you avoid more costly and serious repairs later. Call our team when you notice any of the following indicators that your water heater needs repairs:
- You keep running out of hot water: When the tank has too much sediment built up, a heating element has failed, or the burners aren’t working properly, your water heater may not be able to keep up with demand like it used to.
- The water is not at the correct temperature: If the water is too cool or has inconsistent temperatures, the thermostat may be failing.
- There are leaks near your water heater: if you notice drips, wet spots, or water stains around your water heater, the tank, the plumbing, or the pressure relief valve may be leaking.
- Fluctuating pressure or flow: If you can’t seem to keep the mix of hot and cold water right, the pressure or flow from your water heater may be fluctuating due to faulty heating elements, dirty burners, or sediment accumulation.
- The water is rusty or discolored: If the anode rod has failed or the tank is starting to rust through, you may notice rusty water, discoloration, or stains in fixtures.
Why Choose Us?
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At Hawkins Service Company, we’ve served Tampa Bay-area homeowners since 1993. We’re fully licensed and insured, and our expert plumbers have the skills and knowledge to help with any water heater problem you may encounter. We offer free estimates on service calls and replacements and convenient financing to help with major jobs.
Our company offers an exceptional service experience guided by our core principles of dedication, dependability, passion, honesty, and service. No matter the problem, trust our team for a prompt solution to all your water heater issues.
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Call Hawkins Service Co. today at 813-871-6610 or book an appointment online for expert water heater repairs in Tampa, Clearwater, or St. Petersburg.
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Water Heater Repair FAQs
Why is my water heater so loud suddenly?
Sounds like rumbling, banging, popping, or sizzling can indicate sediment buildup in the tank. As the water is heated and forced to rise through the sediment, it can make noise. Flushing the tank can move this debris and help your water heater last longer. Periodic flushing eliminates this issue and extends the lifespan of your system.
Can a rusty water heater be repaired?
Surface rust on the exterior sheet metal may be repairable, but if the tank itself is rusting, your water heater may have a limited lifespan. Once the tank starts rusting, it will eventually corrode through, and at that time, the only remedy is a water heater replacement. If left unresolved, a rusted tank will likely leak one day, potentially causing serious water damage.