Central Florida Area Water Heater Installation Services

Brevard County: Rockledge, Palm Bay, Melbourne, Cocoa, Titusville, FL

Having issues with your water heater? Are you ready to throw in the towel after experiencing yet another unexpected cold shower? Don’t suffer for another minute. The pros at Dial Duron Service Co. have been servicing water heaters in Melbourne and throughout Brevard County since 1995.

To learn more about our services and to schedule your free estimate for water heater replacement in Melbourne, contact our team today at (321) 341-3625.

Do I Need to Replace My Water Heater?

When repair just isn’t enough to fix your water heater problems, the Melbourne water heater installation experts at Dial Duron Service Co. may recommend replacing your water heater with a newer, more efficient model. But our plumbing technicians in Brevard County don’t come to this decision lightly. During your free estimate, we will take into consideration everything from what is wrong with your water heater to your needs as well as your budget to help us determine the best route for your situation.

It may be time to replace your water heater if:

• Your water heater is more than 10 years old. Most gas and electric water heaters have a lifespan of 10 years. Even if your water heater seems to be working fine, once you start approaching the 10-year mark, you may want to consider replacing it.
• You run out of hot water quickly. This is the most obvious sign that your water heater should be replaced. As a water heater gets older, it’s increasingly unable to efficiently heat and deliver hot water. This happens whether the water heater is powered by gas or electricity; tankless water heaters have a similar lifespan.
• Your water heater is making a banging noise. Over time, sediment builds up in a water heater, which can cause cracking and popping noises as the sediment solidifies. When this happens, the best solution is water heater replacement.
• Your water heater is leaking. Leaks can appear as aging seals and joints expand and contract repeatedly. Valves may often break down over time. These issues can be addressed with regular maintenance, but at a certain point, you’ll need to replace the entire unit.