Our Hot Water Heater Installation Process

1. Consultation & Assessment: We start by evaluating your needs, your home’s plumbing system, and the water usage requirements of your household. This helps us recommend the best water heater for you.
2. Product Selection: Based on your needs, we help you choose the perfect hot water heater—whether it's gas, electric, or tankless. Our team explains the benefits and features of each option so you can make an informed decision.
3. Professional Installation: Our team will handle all aspects of the installation, including removing your old unit, setting up the new system, and making sure everything is properly connected and fully operational.
4. Testing & Inspection: After installation, we test the system to ensure it’s working efficiently and effectively. We’ll also check for any leaks, temperature settings, or other potential issues to ensure optimal performance.
5. Clean-Up & Final Walkthrough: We take pride in leaving your home clean and tidy. After installation, we’ll walk you through your new system, explain maintenance tips, and answer any questions you may have.

Types of Hot Water Heaters We Install

• Traditional Tank Water Heaters: Reliable and affordable, these are perfect for most homes that require a steady supply of hot water.
• Tankless Water Heaters: Energy-efficient and space-saving, these provide hot water on demand without the need for a storage tank.
• Hybrid/Heat Pump Water Heaters: A more energy-efficient option that uses heat from the surrounding air to heat the water, reducing electricity costs.
• Solar Water Heaters: Environmentally friendly and cost-effective, these harness solar energy to heat your water, saving you money and reducing your carbon footprint.

Signs You Need a New Hot Water Heater

• Inconsistent or No Hot Water: If your hot water supply is unreliable or you experience cold showers, it may be time to replace your unit.
• Old Age: Most water heaters last between 10-15 years. If your system is older than this, it’s a good idea to start thinking about a replacement.
• Leaks or Corrosion: Any signs of rust, leaks, or corrosion around the tank are indications that your heater is deteriorating and could fail soon.
• Strange Noises: Rumbling or popping noises from your water heater can indicate sediment buildup, which can reduce efficiency and lead to failure.
• Higher Energy Bills: If your energy costs are rising without explanation, it may be due to an inefficient or outdated water heater.

Schedule Your Service Today!

When it’s time to install a new hot water heater, turn to the professionals at Anna Plumbing Pro. We offer quick, reliable, and expert installations that will keep your home comfortable year-round. Fill out our online form to schedule your consultation today!