We understand how important it is to have hot water daily, for cleaning the dishes to taking a nice warm shower. We have been providing trustworthy services, repair, and installations for over 20 years. We have been a trusted partner of General Electric Appliances (GE) for over ten years handling their customers concerns regarding repair, maintenance, and installation.

• Draining and flushing the tank: Place a bucket beneath the discharge pipe and open the drain valve to empty the tank. Flush the tank with the valve open to remove sediment buildup and minimize tank corrosion
• Test the pressure relief valve: Flip open the T&P relief valve for about five seconds and discharge it into a bucket to make sure it operates properly.
• Replace the Ande Rode: Perform regular inspections of the anode rod. If the rod displays excessive corrosive buildup, replace it to prevent rust and corrosion of the tank.
• Test the Thermostat and Valve: Use a multimeter to ensure electrical continuity in the thermostat. Gas heaters have one thermostat. An electric heater will have two — one for each heating element.
• Examine the Flue and Venting System: Inspect the flue pipe, air intake, and vents for signs of corrosion and remove any blockage you encounter.
• Verify Insulation and Wrap: An insulation wrap, or insulation blanket prevents a water heater from losing heat. Ensure the tank is adequately wrapped while providing access to the control switch and burner panel.
• Run a Short Test Cycle: Conduct one last quick test to verify that all water heater components perform as expected.

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