Just what is the life expectancy of a hot water heater? The average life expectancy of a tank water
heater is about eight to 15 years. After 10 years, its operating efficiency
dramatically reduces. So, as it enters
double digits in age look for tell-tale signs that it may need to be
replaced. Let’s avoid catastrophe…shall
we!
Here are some signs to look for –
1. You start hearing
strange noises…usually due to sediment build-up.
2. You notice that
the water is becoming rust-colored.
3. Water builds up at
the bottom of the tank.
4. The water it
dispenses is cooler than usual.
If you live somewhere long enough you simply must eventually
replace your faithful water heater. That
is a job for the Albuquerque area water heater professionals at E M Plumbing. When that time comes, call Eric to come in
and have a look so he can give you an estimate.
Keep cool and stay hot! Call E M
Plumbing at (505) 980-9334.
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