Help! My 12-Year-Old is Younger Than My Water Heater!

Replacing your water heater may seem like a hassle. Is replacing your old water heater worth it? Yes! 

Do you notice water pooling near your water heater system? Does your water smell strange or rusty? These are just a couple of signs that your water heater needs to be replaced ASAP. Plus, every 8-12 years, your water heater tank will need to be replaced.

Popejoy Plumbing, Heating, Electric & Septic makes the process of installing a new water heater system simple to fit into your summer schedule!

It’s easy. 

The Process of Getting a New Water Heater

#1 Get a Quote

Which water heater should I buy? How much should you spend on a water heater? Don’t overpay or buy blind! Allow our experts to come in and give you an accurate assessment of your best water heater solution. Our expert plumbers will tell you which tank would be optimal for your home and needs, and even what size to choose. Here are some needs to consider before starting. 

#2 Choose a Water Heater

Tanks or no tanks? That is the question. Should you purchase a tankless water heater? Tankless water heaters continuously heat water as it is needed, bypassing the need for a storage tank. This makes tankless water heaters more energy efficient, and the lifespan of the system is significantly longer than a tank.

However, if your home has a larger need for hot water, having a reservoir in a hot water tank could be beneficial. Plus, this tends to be the less expensive option.

#3 Save BIG!

Savings are HOT this July! Right now, you can save $500 on a water heater from Popejoy Plumbing, Heating, Electric & Septic through our Hot/Cold Summer Savings Event! From now until July 31, enjoy $500 off water heaters AND $500 off a new AC unit. 

Enjoy all that summer has to offer, then come home to warm showers, clean laundry, and all the benefits of the water heater you saved on with Popejoy this July!

Book Popejoy’s expert services on our website, or give us a call at (815) 692-4471. For Bloomington-Normal, call (309) 248-4471.