- 25840 John R - Madison Heights, MI
If you have no hot water at your faucets, check to ensure your pilot on your hot water tank has not gone out. This is a common issue, and simply relighting the pilot is all that is needed.
Most hot water tank failures start with a small amount of water leaking at the bottom. This usually indicates the glass liner has cracked and the tank must be replaced. These leaks only get worse over time, don't risk flooding. Our experienced technicians can quickly tell if a tank can be repaired or needs to be replaced.
On the side of your hot water tank, near the top, there is a pipe that comes out and turns downward. This is a safety pressure relief valve. If you have water coming out of this pipe, the valve may need to be replaced. Call us for fast service.
Often hissing sounds coming from the area near the pilot and indicate water dripping onto the pilot or the burner. Either is a sign of impending failure of your water heater and should be fixed as quickly as possible. Call us for an estimate.