What’s Included in a Water Heater Tune-Up?
At Ray’s Heating & Air, our water heater inspections go beyond a quick check. We perform a thorough evaluation and cleaning to ensure your system runs efficiently and safely.
Our Water Heater Inspection and Tune-Up Checklist
- Flush the tank to remove sediment buildup that reduces efficiency.
- Inspect the anode rod for corrosion that can shorten tank life.
- Check the thermostat and heating elements to ensure proper operation.
- Test the pressure relief valve for safety.
- Inspect for leaks, rust, or wear around the tank and connections.
- Check gas or electrical components (depending on your system type).
- Evaluate efficiency to make sure your unit isn’t overworking.
By covering every detail, our technicians make sure your water heater is running at its best.
When to Schedule a Water Heater Inspection and Tune-Up
The best time to schedule a water heater inspection is once a year, ideally before the winter months when demand is highest.
You Should Schedule Service Sooner If:
- You hear loud banging, popping, or rumbling from your tank.
- Your water heater isn’t producing as much hot water as before.
- It takes longer for water to heat up.
- You notice rusty water or metallic-tasting water.
- Your water heater hasn’t been serviced in more than a year.
If you’re noticing any of these issues, don’t wait—schedule a tune-up with Ray’s Heating & Air today.
Gas & Electric Water Heater Maintenance
Our technicians are trained to service all types of water heaters, including both gas and electric models.
- Gas water heaters require extra attention to ensure burners, gas lines, and safety valves are working properly.
- Electric water heaters rely on heating elements that need regular inspection to avoid uneven water temperatures.
No matter which type you have, our team will keep it running efficiently.
