Water Heater Repair in Tampa, FL

At Red Cap, we approach water heater repair with thoroughness and care. Our plumbers understand the importance of your water heater's functionality to your daily life, which is why we provide a throrough diagnisis of the issue, transparent communication, and a proper repair to get your water heater back on track.

In many cases, a water heater issue can be resolved through expert repair work using quality parts. Our team is equipped with the expertise and resources to resolve water heater problems effectively.

We know that emergencies can arise at any time, which is why we offer 24/7 emergency repair services for those unexpected water heater malfunctions. Whether it's a sudden leak, a complete loss of hot water, or any other urgent issue, our friendly plumbers are ready to help.

1. Schedule: Contact us to schedule an appointment day and time frame. 
   
   
2. Get an arrival call: Your plumber will call you when they're close to your home. Our team is committed to always arriving on time and providing quality service for all repair or replacement jobs. 
   
   
3. We diagnose the issue: Your plumber will ask a few questions and investigate the water heater to determine the problem. 
   
   
4. Get upfront pricing: Your plumber will explain the problem, possible solutions, and the prices for each solution. 
   
   
5. Relax while we repair: Sit back and relax as your plumber fixes your water heater that same day (in most situations). 

1. Water heater is 10-15 years old: 10-15 years is the average lifespan of a tank water heater. To learn your water heater's birthday, look on the upper portion of your water heater for the manufacturer’s sticker and find the serial number. To interpret the serial number, consult the water heater manufacturer's website. 
   
   
2. Hot water is a rusty color: This means the water heater is rusting away on the inside and will eventually leak or—at worst—burst. 
   
   
3. Tank is leaking: Unfortunately, this problem can't be fixed, and you'll need a new water heater ASAP. 

Read an article for more information about whether you should repair or replace your water heater.