Water Heater Services
Water Heater Services
Like the rest of your HVAC system, it is crucial to perform regular tune-ups and maintenance checks on your water heater. The hot water tank in Kamloops residences should be regularly flushed, cleaned of sediment, and thoroughly checked to make sure that everything is working properly.
We recommend flushing your water heater about twice a year. This is also the perfect time to check things like the anode rods, temperature release valve, pipe insulation and pilot light. To simplify this process and ensure nothing is overlooked, it is best to hire a professional technician to inspect the hot water tank in Kamloops homes and businesses.
Interior Plumbing & Heating has been servicing residential and commercial buildings in Kamloops for over 70 years. Our team of HVAC technicians is highly skilled and well equipped to handle jobs of any size or scope, so don’t hesitate to reach out to us to schedule a maintenance check on your building’s water heater.
IPH offers a comprehensive list of water heater services for both commercial and residential customers in Kamloops and the surrounding areas, including:
- Addressing water pressure issues
- Fixing water temperature problems
- Assessing and repairing or replacing leaking water heaters
- Repairing or replacing noisy water heaters
- Water heater installation and setup
- Existing water heater tune-up and repairs
Call or contact us today if you don’t see the service you’re looking for. We will discuss the problems you are experiencing with the hot water tank in Kamloops residential or commercial settings.
Keep Your Water Heater in Tiptop Shape
Check for sediment build-up
Your water heater is one of the most important appliances in the house. Even though you don’t see it often, your entire family uses it multiple times a day. Over time, it is normal for sediment from the water to build up in the bottom of your water heater, and this hampers its overall performance.
When you call a professional HVAC maintenance technician, they will check for this sediment buildup on an annual or biannual basis, depending on how hard the water in your area is. The right professional will also check the drain valve for any signs of leakage, inspect the anode rods for possible corrosion, and give the water heater a full once-over to ensure that all of its parts are sound and in good working order.
