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Water heater installation, replacement and repair

A water heater gives you hot water and announces a fault at the least convenient moment. We install, replace, repair and maintain water heaters in both apartments and houses.

  • Call-outs around the clock
  • Price confirmed before the work
  • An honest assessment of the problem

Water heater services

  • New water heater installation with connections
  • Old water heater replacement and removal
  • Heating element and thermostat replacement
  • Anode replacement and cleaning scale from the tank
  • Safety valve and pressure reduction check

When should a water heater be replaced?

If the tank itself is leaking, replacement is the only solution. But if the water doesn't heat, heats slowly, or the safety valve keeps letting water through, it's a repairable fault — heating element, thermostat, anode or scale.

We tell you honestly on site which is more worthwhile: if the old unit's tank is rusted through or several repairable parts need replacing at once, replacement makes more sense than repeated repairs. See the separate water heater repair and water heater replacement pages.

How to recognise a water heater problem

  • Water doesn't heat at all — heating element or thermostat faulty
  • Water cools quickly — worn anode, scale in the tank
  • Rust or sediment particles in the hot water
  • Water constantly drips from the safety valve

Who it suits

  • Apartment owners whose water heater is more than 8–10 years old
  • House owners needing a larger capacity for families
  • Housing associations maintaining several water heaters at once

Frequently asked questions

Can you replace a water heater in a single visit?
Usually yes. Tell us the water heater's capacity and location during the call, and we'll bring a suitable unit and parts along right away.
How often should a water heater be maintained?
We recommend checking the anode and scale every 2–3 years; more often in areas with hard water.