Jerrell’s Plumbing Service repairs and installs water heaters in Irving, Coppell, Euless and Bedford, TX. Its technicians fix no-hot-water problems, uneven temperatures, leaks, and banging or rumbling tanks. They also install both tankless and traditional tank models, sized to the home. The family-owned company is licensed and has served the area since 1978.
Cold Showers Aren’t Part of the Plan: Hot Water Done Right in Irving
At Jerrells Plumbing Service, we specialize in professional water heater repairs and installations, serving the communities of Irving, Coppell, Euless, and Bedford. A properly functioning water heater is essential for comfort and convenience in your home.
Water Heater Repairs
When your water heater is not working correctly, it can disrupt your daily routine. Cold showers, inconsistent water temperatures, and unusual noises are common signs that your water heater needs attention. At Jerrells Plumbing Service, we offer comprehensive water heater repairs to address these issues promptly. Our skilled technicians have the expertise to diagnose and fix a wide range of problems, ensuring your water heater operates efficiently.
Common water heater issues we repair include:
- If your water heater is not producing hot water, our team will identify the cause and restore hot water quickly.
- Fluctuating water temperatures can be frustrating. We ensure your water heater maintains a consistent and comfortable temperature.
- Water heater leaks can lead to significant water damage. We repair leaks and prevent further issues.
- Banging, popping, or rumbling sounds from your water heater indicate potential problems. Our experts will diagnose and resolve these noises to ensure smooth operation.
Professional Water Heater Installations
When it’s time to replace your old water heater or install a new one, Jerrells Plumbing Service is here to help. We offer professional water heater installations tailored to your specific needs. Our team will guide you through the selection process, ensuring you choose the right type and size of water heater for your home.
- Tankless Water Heaters
- Traditional Tank Water Heaters
Why Choose Jerrells Plumbing Service?
Our team of skilled plumbers has extensive experience in water heater repairs and installations, delivering top-notch service.
Don’t let water heater issues disrupt your daily life. Contact Jerrells Plumbing Service at 972-253-5706 for expert water heater repairs and installations in Irving, Coppell, Euless, and Bedford. Our team is ready to provide prompt and reliable service to ensure you have a consistent supply of hot water.
A traditional tank water heater generally lasts about 8 to 12 years, and a tankless unit can often last longer with proper maintenance. Water quality, how much hot water the household uses and regular upkeep all affect how long a unit lasts. If yours is getting close to that age range and needs frequent repairs, it may be time to plan for a replacement.
Repair usually makes sense when the unit is fairly new and the problem is a single part, such as a thermostat, heating element or valve. Replacement is often the better choice if the tank itself is leaking, the unit is older, or repairs keep adding up. A technician can inspect the unit and help you weigh the two options.
Popping or rumbling usually means sediment has built up at the bottom of the tank. As water heats beneath the sediment, it creates those sounds and makes the unit work harder. Flushing the tank can help, but persistent noise can mean the heater is wearing out and should be inspected.
A tank water heater stores and heats a set amount of water. A tankless unit heats water on demand as it flows through the unit. Tankless models take up less space and don’t run out of stored hot water, while tank models usually cost less up front. Jerrell’s Plumbing Service installs both types and can help you choose the right fit for your home.
Hot water that runs out fast is often caused by a water heater that’s too small for the household, sediment buildup that reduces tank capacity, or a failing heating element or burner. If your household’s hot water needs have grown, a larger tank or a tankless unit may be worth considering.
The right size depends on how many people live in the home, how many bathrooms you have and how much hot water you use at the same time. For tank models that means choosing the right capacity, and for tankless models it means choosing the right flow rate. A professional can recommend a size so you don’t end up with too little hot water or pay to heat more than you need.
A leaking water heater should be dealt with quickly. A small drip from a valve or fitting may be repairable, but water coming from the tank itself usually means the tank is failing. Shut off the water supply to the unit and turn off its power or gas, then call a plumber to inspect it.
Installation cost depends on whether you choose a tank or tankless model, the unit’s size, and any changes needed to venting, gas lines or electrical connections. Tankless installations often cost more up front than a straight tank replacement. Jerrell’s Plumbing Service discloses its pricing up front.
Fluctuating water temperature can be caused by a faulty thermostat, a worn heating element, sediment buildup or a water heater that’s too small for the demand. In some cases a problem with a shower mixing valve is to blame instead. A technician can find the cause and fix the right component.
Flush the tank about once a year to remove sediment, test the temperature and pressure relief valve, and keep the temperature at a moderate setting. Tankless units benefit from regular descaling, especially in areas with mineral-heavy water. Routine maintenance can improve efficiency and help prevent unexpected breakdowns.