If your tank is leaking from the shell, heavily rusted, or over 10 years old, replacement is usually the best value. If the issue is a component like a thermostat, heating element, gas valve, or anode rod, repair may be possible and more cost-effective. We diagnose the problem and give you clear options for both.

Most standard hot water tank replacements are completed the same day, typically within a few hours. If venting modifications, gas line changes, or relocation is needed, it may take longer. We outline the full scope before work begins.

Tank size depends on household size and peak hot water demand. A couple or small family typically needs a 40 to 50 gallon tank, while larger households with multiple bathrooms benefit from 60 to 75 gallons. We help you choose the right capacity so you have enough hot water without paying for more tank than you need.

It depends on your household's hot water usage, budget, and existing infrastructure. Tankless systems provide endless hot water and use less energy, but they cost more upfront and may require gas line and venting upgrades. A traditional tank is more affordable to install and works well for most households. We can help you compare both options during your service call.