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Serving the Eastern and North-Central Connecticut

Water Heater Repair in Connecticut

Older housing and long heating seasons that push aging water heaters to their limit. If your water heater has quit, is leaking or can't keep up, call and get a plumber out to your home.

Cold in Hot out 1 T&P relief valvedrips from high pressure 2 Anode rodused up, tank rusts 3 Dip tubecracks, hot runs out 4 Sedimenthard water, popping 5 Gas valveno heat, no pilot 6 Pilot & thermocouplepilot keeps going out
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Towns we cover

Water heater repair near you in Connecticut

Town pages are added every week. If yours isn't listed yet, call and we'll check coverage for your address.

  • New London
  • Groton
  • Waterford
  • Ledyard
  • Old Saybrook
  • Plainfield
  • South Windsor
  • Enfield
  • Tolland
  • Ellington
What we see

Common water heater problems in Connecticut

Well water and corrosion. Acidic well water speeds up anode wear and tank corrosion. Pinhole leaks and rusty hot water show up earlier than you would expect.

Oil-fired and indirect systems. Some older homes heat water from the boiler. When the boiler is off-season or failing, hot water goes with it, and the fix can be on either side.

Coastal salt air. In shoreline towns like Groton, New London and Old Saybrook, salt air corrodes burner parts and venting on gas heaters faster.

Winter

Eastern Connecticut sees long heating seasons, coastal storms and frequent freezes.

Water

Many eastern Connecticut homes are on soft or slightly acidic well water.

Gas service

Eversource and Connecticut Natural Gas

Before the plumber arrives

  1. Leaking? Close the cold water valve on top of the tank.
  2. Turn off the gas valve or the breaker.
  3. Smell gas? Leave the house and call your gas company or 911 from outside.
Why winter is hard on heaters

Cold water in, more work for your heater

When the ground freezes, the water coming into the tank can be 40°F or colder. Your heater runs longer for every shower, and a worn thermocouple, element or sediment-packed tank is often the first thing to quit in Connecticut.

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Questions

Connecticut water heater questions

Which towns do you cover in Connecticut?

We cover the Eastern and North-Central Connecticut, including New London, Groton, Waterford, Ledyard, Old Saybrook and nearby towns. Call and we'll check your address.

Why do water heaters fail more in winter?

Colder incoming water makes the heater run longer and harder. Weak parts and sediment-packed tanks tend to fail during the first cold weeks.

Is it worth repairing an old water heater?

If the tank leaks, or it is about 10 or more years old and needs a big repair, replacement is usually the better value. A younger heater with one failed part is usually worth fixing.

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