Water Heaters
WaterHeaterExperts.com are Charlotte’s authority in all forms of water heater systems. We offer the best repair and installation services in the area and are fully licensed and insured to install any type of water heater.
Water Heaters
WaterHeaterExperts.com are Charlotte’s authority in all forms of water heater systems. We offer the best repair and installation services in the area and are fully licensed and insured to install any type of water heater.
If your current hot water system is 8 years old
and you are experiencing any of the following issues, it may be time to get a new water heater:
You no longer have enough hot water to get your family through the day
Your current hot water tank is leaking water
You notice corrosion on your hot water heater
Water has discolored
You Hear a Popping or Crackling Noise
You no longer have enough hot water to get your family through the day
Your current hot water tank is leaking water
You notice corrosion on your hot water heater
Water has discolored
You Hear a Popping or Crackling Noise
If your current hot water system is 8 years old
and you are experiencing any of the following issues, it may be time to get a new water heater:
You no longer have enough hot water to get your family through the day
Your current hot water tank is leaking water
You notice corrosion on your hot water heater
Water has discolored
You Hear a Popping or Crackling Noise
let us
check your current hot water system. We will answer openly and honestly about whether your tank can be repaired or needs to be replaced.
Every home is unique and therefore has its own specialized water heating needs. That is why WaterHeaterExperts.com offers free estimates on all water heater installations. You are guaranteed an on-site, detailed, written quote offering repair and replacement options.
Every home is unique and therefore has its own specialized water heating needs. That is why WaterHeaterExperts.com offers free estimates on all water heater installations. You are guaranteed an on-site, detailed, written quote offering repair and replacement options.
Water Heater Sizes
Water heaters are rated by their gallon capacity and typically come in the following sizes:
40-gallon water heater
50-gallon water heater
66-gallon water heater
75-gallon water heater
80-gallon water heater
120-gallon water heater
Water Heater Sizes
Water heaters are rated by their gallon capacity and typically come in the following sizes:
40-gallon water heater
50-gallon water heater
66-gallon water heater
75-gallon water heater
80-gallon water heater
120-gallon water heater
the size you need
The size you need is dictated by your daily water consumption needs. We will be able to advise you, based upon your family size what size water heater will be right for your home. If you are constantly running out of hot water, now would be the time to change out for a larger capacity unit.
Recirculation
If the time it takes to get hot water bothers you, a re-circulation system may be for you. A hot water re-circulation system can ensure that you get hot water to every hot water fixture within about 10 seconds. We offer two types of re-circulation systems
Retro-fit System: This system places a pump on top of the cold side of the water heater and will plug into a receptacle nearby. It will also have a crossover tee that will be placed at the sink furthest away from the water heater. This will create a hot water loop throughout the whole home utilizing the cold waterline. It also utilizes a timer which allows you to set a schedule for the pump to run to optimize longevity
Dedicated System: This type of re-circulation system is more expensive and requires having an open basement or a crawlspace. A 3/4” waterline will be run from the furthest fixture of the home and will tie in to every hot water tap inside the home or to every bathroom group. When this dedicated line ties in to the hot water tap, it will tie in within 6ft of the fixture itself. The whole re-circulation line must also be insulated according to code and to help maximize energy effeciency. A pump will be added close to the water heater with an aqua-stat to optimize the run time of the pump.
Recirculation
If the time it takes to get hot water bothers you, a re-circulation system may be for you. A hot water re-circulation system can ensure that you get hot water to every hot water fixture within about 10 seconds. We offer two types of re-circulation systems
Retro-fit System: This system places a pump on top of the cold side of the water heater and will plug into a receptacle nearby. It will also have a crossover tee that will be placed at the sink furthest away from the water heater. This will create a hot water loop throughout the whole home utilizing the cold waterline. It also utilizes a timer which allows you to set a schedule for the pump to run to optimize longevity
Dedicated System: This type of re-circulation system is more expensive and requires having an open basement or a crawlspace. A 3/4” waterline will be run from the furthest fixture of the home and will tie in to every hot water tap inside the home or to every bathroom group. When this dedicated line ties in to the hot water tap, it will tie in within 6ft of the fixture itself. The whole re-circulation line must also be insulated according to code and to help maximize energy effeciency. A pump will be added close to the water heater with an aqua-stat to optimize the run time of the pump.
