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Gas water heaters are common installations in homes and commercial properties due to their efficiency and reliability. Despite the market carrying other water heater units running on other fuel sources, gas water heaters remain the face of hot water heating in Modesto, CA. So, if you need gas water heater installation, replacement, or repair in Modesto, you’ve come to the right place.
Modesto Water Heater Pros has years of experience specializing in different water heaters, especially gas-powered ones. We are equipped to perform replacement, repair, installation, or maintenance services for smaller homes or large commercial properties.
Our list of clients includes nearly everyone in the Modesto area. From the residents of Hughson, Tracy, and other Modesto suburbs to commercial establishments like the Vintage Faire Mall or the McHenry Village Shopping Center, our technicians have served many residential and commercial clients.
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QUICKER HEAT TIMES
Gas water heaters are twice as fast heating water compared to their electric counterparts. Electric water heaters can take an hour to heat 100 liters of water. On the other hand, a gas-powered water heater can heat a 200-liter tank within an hour. Gas heaters recover faster compared to electric units, which means you can easily replenish your supply of hot water
If your home or office comes with high demands for hot water, a gas water heater is an ideal solution.
LOWER ENERGY COSTS
Although electric water heaters are more energy-efficient than gas storage models, electricity is more expensive than natural gas. Gas-powered water heaters are more affordable to operate since propane and natural gas are significantly more affordable than electricity. They may cost more upfront but if you take into consideration the operating costs, gas heaters make up the difference in price within a year.
Simply put, a gas water heater saves you more money in the long run.
MORE RELIABILE
Tankless gas water heaters heat and boil freshly piped water. This is a huge plus compared to ordinary water heaters that only heat water in a tank, which can collect dirt and rust. As the tank gets older, the quality of the water declines. With a tankless gas water heater, proper maintenance solves any water quality issue.
Also, you’ll never lose hot water during blackouts. Power outages aren’t a problem since your water heater is connected to a gas line.
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How To Choose The Right Water Heater
There are several factors to consider before you purchase a gas water heater: fuel type, energy efficiency, cost, and size.
- Fuel type and availability. The energy source or fuel type used by the water heater will not only affect the unit’s annual operation costs but also its energy efficiency and size. Apart from gas, other fuel types include electricity, solar, and geothermal energy.
- Energy efficiency. To maximize your energy and cost savings, learn more about a potential water heater’s energy efficiency before making a purchase. This gives you an idea of how much energy a unit can consume.
- Before you buy a gas water heater, it’s also wise to estimate its annual operating costs and compare the costs to other units. At the same time, look for units that match your budget. The upfront costs matter, too.
- To provide your home or business with enough hot water and to maximize efficiency, you need the right unit size.
If you need assistance with your selection, the Modesto Water Heater Pros can help. Our technicians will take into account your water heater needs, budget, and location to narrow down your water heater choices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Water Heater Service Questions We Hear
Why is my water heater producing less hot water?
Check your water tank for sediment buildup. Dark-colored residue can be a sign of sediment that needs to be removed from the system. Sediment is very corrosive and will corrode metal, rubber or plastic parts leading to leaks or an odor at the tap.
Other water heater issues include a broken dip tube or a faulty thermostat. If the water heater is not producing enough hot water, you may have a leak in your water heater tank.
Check your settings to see if you turned it down on accident, and turn the temperature back up again. It could be that there is just no hot water coming from the tap because of a very high demand for hot water at certain times of day. In some cases, the cold-water supply line to your home’s internal pipes can get clogged with sediment or rust, restricting flow significantly even though nothing shows on the outside.
Over time, sediment buildup will cause reduced heat output and reduced life expectancy for an entire home’s plumbing system. A yearly maintenance service call by a certified plumber can help prevent problems from shortening the life of your heater and your whole plumbing system.
Why is my hot water coming out brown and murky?
If you’re noticing brown or black particles in your hot water, it likely means that rust, dirt or other materials are coming into contact with the water during its journey to your faucet. When the hot water travels through this pipe this buildup will gradually form and can create a blockage if not removed before an accumulation begins.
Other reasons why your water heater is producing rusty water is if the tank has corroded or if there is corrosion around the unit. Usually, this rust will dissipate over time but water can accumulate in your pipes.
This means that you may need to flush your drain line periodically by opening a hot-water tap for a few minutes to allow fresh water to flow through and clear out any built up sediment. Flushing the drain on occasion helps prolong the lifespan of your plumbing system while reducing blockages down the road.
A common cause behind rust in hot water is an older plumbing system. If your home was built before 1986, there’s a good chance that the metal components are known to corrode over time. Older homes also tend to have unfiltered cold or warm-water hookups that can accumulate sediment and aggravate rusting pipes.
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