Rheem & Bradford White Model Water Heaters
At BlueFlow All-Service Plumbing, we fix things right—the first time. We use the most advanced tools in the industry to clear your drains, inspect for pipe corrosion or leaks, and prevent future drain issues from popping up.
The calcium carbonate sediment, a natural consequence of heating hard water, and suspended solids from incoming water can build up on the bottom of the water heater over time.
The sediment buildup insulates the bottom of the tank from the anode rod and can cause lower element failure in electric heaters. In gas water heaters it can cause the bottom of the tank to overheat and damage the protective lining of your tank.
We can help you regularly flush your unit to extend its lifetime.
If your water heater is too small for your home or business, it can overwork your unit. Not only are you likely to run out of hot water, but your tank is subject to greater expansion and contraction, ultimately reducing its life expectancy.
We can help assess your water needs and determine what size water heater you need.
Pressures over 80 psi can damage water heater tanks, piping, and appliances. While the street pressure may be below 80 psi, water systems that are protected by backflow devices or susceptible to thermal expansion can sometimes cause the pressure to exceed 125 psi.
We can help assess and optimize your water pressure to prevent damaging your water tank.
When purchasing and installing a new water heater, it’s important to work with a professional plumber to avoid improper setup and water heater mishaps down the line. It’s also important to regularly drain your tank to keep it running smoothly. Our licensed water heater experts are available to help when you need us.
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