The lukewarm shower in the morning that never heats up enough to feel comfortable. It may not be as bad as no hot water at all, but it’s not something you want to deal with. And you shouldn’t have to! When you can call up our team of experts in all things water heaters in Braselton, GA, you can have the trouble fixed, whether it takes a repair or a system replacement.
To help you understand what may be going on with your water heater and what steps our technicians may need to take, we’ll go over a list of five common reasons for a water heater losing its volume of hot water.
You’ve had your current water heater for 15 years or longer, and it’s no longer up to the job. You know it’s time to have it replaced—and you’re giving serious thought to putting in the best in new technology in its place, a tankless water heater. 
Although we’ll need to provide some context and extra information about this answer, the answer is “yes.” Corrosion is one of the worst things that can happen to a water heater, and when it sets in on 
Let’s face it: there is nothing quite worse than a water heater in disrepair. Actually, wait—there is something worse! An air conditioner that’s always in disrepair. If we are being frank here, your water heater was not designed to last forever, and eventually, the time will come for you to replace the system.
This week’s showdown features the tank and tankless water heater, going head to head in a challenge of efficiency, cost, and the ability to keep up with your hot water demands. If you are in the market for a new water heater, now is the perfect time to weigh the advantages of each system in order to make an appropriate decision for your home.
