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​Every home has access to electricity. In some homes, the 240-volt connection is even already installed near the water heater. Plus, not all residences have access to gas. That’s why an electric water heater is preferred by many. Electric water heaters are the perfect choice for your residence or commercial establishment if you want a quicker and more efficient water system in place. 

Our Visalia and Tulare County water heater services team can explain the fundamentals of electric water heaters to you and provide the services you require if you're interested in purchasing and installing an electric water heater on your property.
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We also provide electric water heater replacement, water heater repair, and leak repair in Visalia, Tulare County, California, and surrounding areas. We collaborate with our clients to understand their needs so that we may better serve them.

Electric Water Heaters Are The Real Deal

​Don’t miss out on our expert services. Call Now! All of Visalia, Tulare, and nearby areas in California are reachable by our water heating company.

Give us a call today at (559) 245-1717 for a free consultation and to arrange a same-day estimate!

Things To Consider Before Your Electric Water Heater Installation

Power Interruptions. You won't have access to hot water if your electricity is interrupted due to maintenance; or when it goes down as a result of storms, hail, or other weather-related events. 

Heating Process. The heating time may take longer with your electric water heater than with a gas heater. Compared to electric water heaters, gas water heaters produce heat more quickly. 

Expensive Operating Costs. Generally speaking, the price of electricity is higher than the price of gas. Electric water heaters can be more expensive to run compared to the gas option, despite offering greater upfront savings.

​Electric Water Heater Fundamentals
What to know before your electric water heater purchase or installation?

This type of heater has two heating components, one in the tank's lower portion and the other in the upper part of the tank. While the upper part does the majority of the work, the lower portion produces heat at the tank's bottom (while keeping the temperature of the water consistent).
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Moreover, electric water heaters are incredibly efficient because they don't produce exhaust. However, they do consume a lot of power. Your water heater will require more energy to heat water and cool it down after use the bigger the tank is.

While heating water with electricity is slower (time-wise) than heating water with a gas water heater, the water is heated more effectively. There is minimal heat loss because the rods used for heating are submerged in water in an enclosed tank.

Lastly, electric water heaters are not ranked based on EF or efficiency factor ratings because they are already efficient (proven and tested)!

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WHY CHOOSE ELECTRIC WATER HEATER: ADVANTAGES
The benefits of electric water heaters are as follows:

Lower Initial Costs

In terms of initial or upfront costs, this heater is a budget-friendly choice. Electric water heaters don't require new piping or a ventilation system, in contrast to gas water heaters. You spend less money on extra in-home infrastructure as a result, and the installation process is less stressful. It's possible that you'll need to upgrade the electrical system in your house, which will increase your expenses but don't consider this a loss because upgrades like this are common.

Comfort and Availability

The majority of residential and commercial properties are wired into the electrical power grid. This means they have ready access to electricity, which basically means that installation is convenient and time-efficient. You can benefit from big savings and state permits by avoiding the need to install extra gas lines. Installation of an electric water heater is quick, inexpensive, and economical.

Safer Option

Gas water heaters, whether they run on natural gas or propane gas, are prone to leaks, just like any device that uses gasoline. Although there are some safety issues with electrical appliances as well, they are less likely to occur than with gas water heaters. By giving your water heater the appropriate checks and maintenance, you can reduce your risk of damage or injuries. For expert water heater services, we boast our decade of expertise on this field! Call us today

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FAQs

What are the main things I should know before purchasing a new water heater?

Evaluate first the resources you have and do a cost-benefit analysis. Do you have a stable electric grid? Do you have access to a supply of gas nearby? The storage capacity is another thing to take into account. How much hot water do you need? Then, start your decisions from the answers to these questions.

When to replace my water heater?

You can tell you need a water heater replacement by a few plain signs. You might have poor water quality or experience minimal heat or none at all. Another indication is leakage around the tank. Generally Basically, if your heater is older than 8 years and experiencing problems, you might want to think about replacing it.

How to prolong the lifespan of my water heater?

The lifespan of your water heater, just like any other home appliance, is increased by routine maintenance and electric water heater repairs. If you have any problems with your heater, call us or shoot us a message and our team will resolve the issue.

Why does the thermostat on my electric water heater keep resetting?

If the reset switch on your electric water heater keeps going off, there may be an issue with the heating thermostat or the heating components. But this could indicate a bigger problem like a malfunctioning thermostat, corroded components, loose wiring,  a grounding issue, or a broken high-limit switch. 

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