Phoenix Water Heaters

Water Heater Repair and Maintenance for your Phoenix, AZ home

Isley’s has found that most residential and commercial Water Heaters in the Phoenix area have a life expectancy of 8-10 years with our extreme hard water conditions. If you do not have a Water Softener, chances are you have a build up of calcium in the bottom of your tank, which decrease the efficiency and capacity. Isley’s recommends having your conventional Water Heater “flushed” twice a year to help reduce build up in your tank.

If your Water Heater is not producing hot water, we may be able to solve your problem with a minor repair. However, it may be time to replace your Water Heater with a new, more efficient unit. Let the skilled Technicians at Isley’s Home Service look over your Water Heater to see if it is repairable.

Water Heater Facts

Most Phoenix, AZ households use 15 to 25 percent of their home emergency to heat water. Before purchasing a new Water Heater, you should educate yourself about the options available so that you can choose the most efficient unit that meets the needs of your Phoenix home. Choosing a new Water Heater is an important decision, it is vital to choose on carefully.

Selecting a New Water Heater for Your Phoenix Home, You Might Want to Ask Yourself These Questions

• What are the annual operating costs of a new Water Heater?
• How long do you plan on staying in your home?
• Are you running out of hot water in a short amount of time?
• Would installing a new Water Softener aid in the life of my hot Water Heater?
  

Demand Water Heater

These are often referred to as instantaneous or tankless Water Heaters. Demand Water Heaters heat water immediately without the use of a storage tank, Thereby reducing heating and energy costs. Demand Water Heaters cost more initially than conventional storage Water Heaters. However, demand Water Heaters may
have lower operating and energy costs, which could offset its higher purchase price. Most tankless Water Heaters have a life expectancy of more than 20 years.

Heat Pump Water Heaters

A heat pump Water Heater actually uses the heat that is in the air, ground or an outside water source to heat the water. Heat pumps have the ability of cooling and dehumidifying air inside the house as they remove its   heat, making them an excellent option for the sizzling hot garages of Phoenix. Heat pump Water Heaters     function most effectively in moderate to war climates where they can draw heat from the warmer air.   You can buy a heat pump as an add on to your current storage Water Heater or you can purchase an integrated unit, in which the heat pump and storage tank come as one piece. Investing in a heat pump Water Heater for your Phoenix, AZ home will cost more than traditional storage Water Heaters. However, their operating costs are much lower and this will offset the higher purchase price.

Conventional Water Heaters

Conventional Water Heaters are also known as storage Water Heaters. These Water Heaters come in a variety of sizes with the option of gas, electric or propane. Conventional Water Heaters are the most common type of Water Heaters in Phoenix, AZ, but not the most efficient by retaining a large tank of water hot at all times they use more energy, even when there is not hot water in use.

Benefits of Using an Isley’s Plumber to install Your Water Heating System

• Competitive rates for residential and commercial service
• Over 53 years of experience serving  Phoenix and surrounding areas
• Affordable 24/7 Emergency Service
• Award winning customer service
• Family owned and operated since 1957
• Isley’s is a full service company. We not only handle your Plumbing needs we also care for your Air Conditioning, Heating and Water Treatment needs!