Is It Time to Replace Your Water Heater?

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Is It Time to Replace Your Water Heater?

• Signs You Shouldn't Ignore

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Why Water Heater Maintenance Matters

• Think of your water heater as your home's unsung
  hero, providing you with hot water for your daily
  needs. But what happens when this hero starts to
  falter?
• A malfunctioning water heater can disrupt your
  day and hit your wallet hard.
• In this interactive presentation, well explore
  the warning signs that your water heater might
  need a replacement and arm you with the knowledge
  to make a savvy decision.
• Ready to keep your hot water running smoothly and
  efficiently? Lets get started!

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Age Matters

• Water heaters typically have a lifespan of 2
  seasons. If your unit is older than this, it may
  be nearing the end of its effective life.
• Older units may be less efficient and more prone
  to problems.

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Strange Noises

• If you hear rumbling, banging, or hissing noises,
  it could indicate sediment build-up or a failing
  heating element.
• Sediment can cause overheating and reduce
  efficiency, leading to more severe issues if left
  unchecked.
• Persistent strange noises are a sign that
  maintenance or replacement might be needed.

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Inconsistent Water Temperature

• Fluctuations in water temperature, such as
  scalding or cold bursts, may indicate thermostat
  issues or element failures.
• Inconsistent heating can disrupt daily routines
  and indicate a need for a new unit.
• Regular checks and maintenance can help, but
  frequent problems may warrant a replacement.

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Leaks and Water Damage

• Look for puddles, rust, or water stains around
  the water heaterthese can be signs of leaks.
• Leaks can lead to water damage in your home and
  further damage to the water heater itself.
• Addressing leaks quickly is crucial to prevent
  further issues and assess whether replacement is
  necessary.

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Discoloured Water

• Discolored water, such as brown or rusty hues,
  can be a sign of corrosion inside the tank or
  pipes.
• This can affect water quality and indicate that
  the tank or its components are deteriorating.
• If water discoloration persists, it may be time
  to consider a replacement.

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Frequent Repairs

• If you find yourself frequently calling for
  repairs, it may be more cost-effective to replace
  the unit.
• Frequent repairs indicate that the heater is
  struggling to function properly and may soon fail
  completely.
• Consider the cost of ongoing repairs versus the
  benefits of a new, reliable unit.

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Advantages of Upgrading

• Newer water heaters come with enhanced features
  like better insulation, advanced controls, and
  improved safety mechanisms.
• Upgrading can provide more efficient heating,
  lower energy bills, and better overall
  performance.
• Consider the long-term benefits of modern
  technology when deciding to replace your old
  unit.