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Mineral build-up in your water heater can lead to stagnant operation, cloudy water, and other issues. Periodic flushing ensures safe removal of sediment and other impurities to allow for improved efficiency.
Heavy build-up in your water heater tank can lead to excess strain and reduce the unit’s overall lifespan. Regular tank flushing removes the sediment buildup, allowing your water heater to run efficiently.
Sediment build-up can sometimes hinder your water heater’s heat source from effectively heating water. Eliminating the sediment allows for more hot water to flow through your plumbing system.
Excess sediment in your water heater tank can force your unit to work harder than it should, leading to higher utility bills. Removing excess sediment allows water heaters to run more efficiently.
If your water heater requires flushing, we recommend hiring a professional plumber. When water heaters have sediment build-up that should be flushed, they often exhibit signs like noisy operation and cloudy water. However, these signs can also indicate other issues that should be assessed by a professional.
Scheduling yearly water heater flushing is the general recommendation for both tankless and tanked water heaters. The manufacturer warranty is voided if an annual flush is not performed.
Some common signs that indicate a water heater needs flushing include discolored tap water and noises coming from the hot water heater tank.
Yes, flush your tankless water heater at least once a year. Regular flushing helps ensure any sediment or other impurities inside the tank are removed efficiently.
If you don’t flush your water heater on a regular basis, you may experience issues like cloudy or rust-colored tap water and sediment build-up in your water tank.
NOVATO
24 Digital Dr STE 1
Novato, CA 94949
VACAVILLE
1021 Mason St, STE 11
Vacaville, CA 95688
