Yes, in most cases, a tankless water heater can be fixed. If you fear that your home’s tankless water heater may be in need of service, call A&N Plumbing today to schedule a repair.

The most common problems with tankless water heaters are the unit cycling on/off when it shouldn’t, scaling, and in rare cases leaks stemming from a loose valve or fitting. If your Wenatchee, WA home’s tankless water heat is experiencing any of these problems, call the experts at A&N Plumbing today!

One of the biggest advantages of a tankless water heater relative to other models is their extended lifespan. Tankless water heaters can have a lifespan of up to 25 years. Other models average around ten years.

It is not recommended that you attempt to repair your own tankless water heater as the unit contains complex and potentially hazardous parts that could cause severe damage if handled improperly. If you are experiencing any issues with your tankless water heater, it’s best to contact a professional technician who can diagnose and resolve the problem safely and quickly.

Yes, there are a few simple steps that you can take to maintain your tankless water heater and keep it running efficiently for many years. This includes checking the air filters regularly, ensuring that the exhaust vents are clear of any blockages, inspecting the unit for signs of leakage or damage, testing the temperature settings periodically, and having an expert inspect and service it annually. Following these steps will help ensure that your unit continues working properly while avoiding costly repairs in the future.

If you notice that your tankless water heater is leaking, you should turn off the unit and contact a professional technician immediately. Depending on the cause of the leak, it may be possible to repair it without completely replacing the unit; however, it’s best to have an expert inspect and diagnose the problem first before attempting any repairs yourself.