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Water heaters, explained
Tank and tankless water heaters in plain language: how they work, the signs one is failing, what a tune-up covers, and how the repair-or-replace call is made.
Water heaters are a top-five service line for Done-Rite, and the one where a published price makes the biggest difference. These guides explain the equipment, the warning signs, and the decision points, with the installed price ranges the business actually quotes.
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Signs your water heater is failing, and which ones mean replace
A water heater warns before it fails: rusty or lukewarm water, rumbling, a relief valve that drips, moisture at the base. Some are repairs. A leaking tank is not; that unit is done.
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Tankless water heaters, explained: how they work and what the install involves
A tankless water heater heats water on demand as it passes through a heat exchanger, with no storage tank. It delivers continuous hot water at its rated flow, and installs at $4,000 to $6,000 with Done-Rite.
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What a $150 water heater tune-up covers, and why sediment is the enemy
A water heater tune-up flushes sediment out of the tank, checks the anode rod, relief valve, connections and venting, and tells you where the unit sits in its life. Done-Rite's is a flat $150 per unit.
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