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    Boston, US

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    Medford, US

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    New Bedford, US

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  • Budge-Mc Hugh Supply Co Inc
    3.9
    125 W. 4th Street, Medford, 97501, US

    Budge-McHugh Supply Co. is your one-stop shop for all your building, remodeling, upgrading, and repair needs. We offer a wide variety of products, including bath, kitchen, hardware, and commercial supplies. Our experienced team can even help you with door and cabinet hardware.

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    4.5
    Boston, US

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    1
    Medford, US

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    Medford, US

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    4.7
    Boston, US

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  • Standard Plumbing & Heating
    4.2
    435 Walnut Ave. SE, Canton, 44702, US

    Standard Plumbing and Heating is a family-owned and operated company with over 100 years of experience providing service and design in HVAC and Control, HVAC Sheet Metal, Custom HVAC and Plumbing Systems and Full-Service Plumbing for commercial facilities. We are a leading mechanical contractor known for our craftsmanship, technology, and safety. Our team of dedicated professionals is committed to providing outstanding service and building long-term relationships with our customers. We offer a full range of services, including plumbing, HVAC, sheet metal, and custom systems. Our 24-hour emergency service ensures that we are always there when you need us. We are proud to have served Central Ohio for over a century, including nearly every Stark County landmark and institution.

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Water Heater Repair FAQs

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What are the signs my water heater needs repair?

Several signs indicate your water heater needs attention:
  • Lack of hot water: If you have little or no hot water, it points to a problem.
  • Leaking water heater: Water leaking from the tank or pipes is a serious issue requiring immediate action.
  • Strange noises: Unusual sounds like banging, popping, or rumbling suggest potential issues.
  • Temperature inconsistencies: The water temperature fluctuates excessively.
  • Rusty or discolored water: Rusty water suggests corrosion inside the tank.
  • Increased energy bills: A water heater working harder than usual can impact energy consumption.
  • Age of the water heater: Most water heaters last 8-12 years. Older units are more prone to failure.
  • Frequent cycling: The water heater turns on and off more often than usual, possibly indicating a problem with the thermostat.
If you experience any of these problems, contact a qualified plumber to diagnose and address the issue before it becomes a larger, more expensive problem.

How often should I flush my water heater?

Flushing a tank water heater removes sediment buildup, improving efficiency and extending its lifespan. The recommended frequency is annually, but it may depend on water quality and usage.

What causes a water heater to leak?

Water heater leaks can stem from various issues:
  • Corrosion: Over time, the tank can corrode, especially at the bottom, leading to leaks.
  • Cracked tank: A crack in the tank, usually due to pressure or temperature fluctuations, results in leaks.
  • Faulty drain valve: A damaged drain valve can leak water.
  • Loose or damaged pipes: Leaks can occur at connections between the tank and pipes.
  • Pressure relief valve issues: A malfunctioning pressure relief valve may leak.
  • Anode rod failure: The anode rod protects against corrosion; failure can lead to leaks.
A leak is a serious problem. Contact a plumber immediately.

What is a gas water heater pilot light?

A gas water heater typically has a pilot light, a small, constantly burning flame that ignites the main burner when the water heater is turned on. This pilot light is a safety feature of gas water heaters, but if it malfunctions, it can result in the water heater failing to heat water. A qualified plumber should address any pilot light issues.

What are the signs my water heater needs repair?

Several signs indicate your water heater needs attention:
  • Lack of hot water: If you have little or no hot water, it points to a problem.
  • Leaking water heater: Water leaking from the tank or pipes is a serious issue requiring immediate action.
  • Strange noises: Unusual sounds like banging, popping, or rumbling suggest potential issues.
  • Temperature inconsistencies: The water temperature fluctuates excessively.
  • Rusty or discolored water: Rusty water suggests corrosion inside the tank.
  • Increased energy bills: A water heater working harder than usual can impact energy consumption.
  • Age of the water heater: Most water heaters last 8-12 years. Older units are more prone to failure.
  • Frequent cycling: The water heater turns on and off more often than usual, possibly indicating a problem with the thermostat.
If you experience any of these problems, contact a qualified plumber to diagnose and address the issue before it becomes a larger, more expensive problem.

How often should I flush my water heater?

Flushing a tank water heater removes sediment buildup, improving efficiency and extending its lifespan. The recommended frequency is annually, but it may depend on water quality and usage.

What causes a water heater to leak?

Water heater leaks can stem from various issues:
  • Corrosion: Over time, the tank can corrode, especially at the bottom, leading to leaks.
  • Cracked tank: A crack in the tank, usually due to pressure or temperature fluctuations, results in leaks.
  • Faulty drain valve: A damaged drain valve can leak water.
  • Loose or damaged pipes: Leaks can occur at connections between the tank and pipes.
  • Pressure relief valve issues: A malfunctioning pressure relief valve may leak.
  • Anode rod failure: The anode rod protects against corrosion; failure can lead to leaks.
A leak is a serious problem. Contact a plumber immediately.

What is a gas water heater pilot light?

A gas water heater typically has a pilot light, a small, constantly burning flame that ignites the main burner when the water heater is turned on. This pilot light is a safety feature of gas water heaters, but if it malfunctions, it can result in the water heater failing to heat water. A qualified plumber should address any pilot light issues.