Expert Water Heater Repair & Installation in Connecticut

In many Connecticut municipalities, an expansion tank is required by code for closed-loop plumbing systems to relieve excess pressure. We will evaluate your system during installation and include it if necessary.

A rotten egg or sulfur smell is often caused by bacteria reacting with the magnesium anode rod inside your tank. We can resolve this quickly for homes in Connecticut by flushing the tank and installing a specialized zinc anode rod.

Yes, part of our comprehensive replacement service includes safely draining, disconnecting, and hauling away your old, rusted water heater for environmentally responsible disposal.

A pilot light that refuses to stay lit usually indicates a failing thermocouple or a dirty pilot orifice. This is a quick and affordable fix that our local experts can handle on a same-day basis.

Yes, we specialize in upgrading traditional tanks to high-efficiency tankless models. We manage the entire process, including gas line resizing and proper venting, ensuring your new system meets all local building codes.