WATER Treatment Services & WATER Heater Repair in Tampa

If your showers are turning cold faster than they used to, your water heater is likely struggling with one of three common issues:

• Sediment buildup: Over time, mineral deposits settle at the bottom of the tank, creating a barrier between the heating element and the water heater. 

• Broken dip tube: This internal tube directs cold water to the bottom of the tank to be heated. If it breaks, cold water mixes straight into your hot water supply. 

• Failing heating element: In electric water heaters, one of the two heating elements may have burned out. 

• Give us a call to flush your tank or inspect your system so you can enjoy hot showers again. 

• Most traditional tank water heaters last between 8 to 12 years, while tankless models can last up to 20 years. You should consider a replacement if you notice any of these warning signs:

  • Age: Your system is over 10 years old and requiring frequent repairs.

  • Rusty water: Red or brown water coming from your hot water taps indicates the inside of your tank is corroded. 

  • Frequently leaking: Water pooling around the base of the tank is a major red flag that the inner tank has fractured.

  • If your unit is still young, a simple flush or a new heating element might be all you need. Contact us to get an honest assessment of your system.

Here in Florida, hard water and chemical additives can take a heavy toll on your home and health. You likely need a water treatment system if you experience:

• White crusty buildups: Scale accumulation on your showerheads, faucets, and inside your dishwasher. 

• Dry skin and hair: Feeling itchy or noticing dull hair after you shower because minerals are stripping your natural oils. 

• Cloudy glassware: Dishes and glasses coming out of the wash looking spotted or filmed. 

• Foul taste or smell: Water that tastes metallic or smells heavily of chlorine. 

• We offer complimentary water testing to pinpoint exactly what is in your water and build the perfect filtration system for your home. 

For most modern households, the switch to tankless pays off quickly. Here is how they compare to help you decide: 

• Tankless benefits: you get endless hot water on demand, your energy bills decrease because it only heats water when you turn on a tap, and the unit takes up zero floor space. 

• Traditional tank benefits: Lower upfront installation costs, making it a budget-friendly option for immediate emergency replacements. 

• Let our team look at your household size and hot water usage to help you calculate the exact energy savings of your home.

You should have your water heater professionally flushed once a year. 

• Why it matters: Our local water contains heavy minerals that settle at the bottom of your tank as solid sediment.

• The danger: The sediment acts as a thick blanket over the burner, forcing your water heater to work twice as hard to heat the water. 

• The result: Skipping your annual flush causes your energy bills to skyrocket and ultimately cracks your tank prematurely. 

• Ask us about preventative maintenance memberships to keep your hot water running efficiently year-round.