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Plumber in Newport Beach, CA

Plumbing service in Newport Beach, CA from our shop in Anaheim, CA. No trip charge, 1-hour response, 24/7 for emergencies.

ZIPs
92660 92661 92662 92663
Lic
CSLB #998069
Trip charge
$0
Emergency
24/7

Local plumbing in Newport Beach

Done-Rite Plumbing is an independent, family-owned plumbing contractor serving Orange County since 2014, with 4.9 stars across 1,720+ Google reviews and California contractor licence C-36 #998069. We work both slab and raised-foundation homes. $99 drain snaking includes a camera inspection, and there's no trip charge to Newport Beach.

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Done-Rite Plumbing & Rooter

1140 N Kraemer Blvd # D, Anaheim, CA 92806

Open daily
6:00am to 7:00pm
Emergency
24/7
Response
1 hour

Can Done-Rite repair or replace a water heater in Newport Beach?

Yes. We repair, tune up and replace tank and tankless water heaters in Newport Beach, and we tell you honestly whether a repair or a new unit makes more sense.

Hot water is one of those things you don't think about until it's gone. When the shower turns cold halfway through, or you spot a puddle under the tank, you want a clear answer fast. We start with a diagnosis, explain what failed, and walk you through the choices. Learn more about our water heater repair service.

What are common signs a water heater is failing?

Some warning signs show up slowly. Others show up all at once. Keep an eye out for:

  • Hot water that runs out sooner than it used to
  • Rumbling or popping sounds from the tank
  • Rusty or cloudy hot water
  • Water pooling around the base
  • A pilot light that won't stay lit

Our article on signs your water heater is failing covers each one in more detail.

Why does a tank make popping noises?

Minerals in water settle at the bottom of the tank as sediment. The burner has to heat through that layer, and trapped water bubbles up through it with a pop. Sediment also makes the heater work harder and can shorten its life. A flush and tune-up often helps.

What does the anode rod do?

An anode rod is a metal rod that hangs inside the tank. It slowly wears away so the tank lining doesn't rust as fast. Once the rod is used up, the tank starts to corrode. Checking and swapping the rod is a small job that can add years to a heater. Our glossary has a short entry on the anode rod if you want to learn more.

Should I repair my water heater or replace it?

Repair usually makes sense for a newer heater with one failed part. Replacement is often the better call when the tank itself leaks or the unit is near the end of its life.

A leaking tank can't be patched. Once the steel inside rusts through, the only fix is a new heater. On the other hand, a bad thermostat, gas valve, igniter or relief valve can often be swapped out. Our guide on repair vs. replace lays out the trade-offs.

What does a water heater tune-up include?

Our water heater tune-up is $150. We flush out sediment, check the anode rod, test the temperature and pressure relief valve, and look over the venting and connections. See what a tune-up covers for the full list.

How much does a new water heater cost?

A tank water heater runs $2,300 to $3,200 installed, and we install Bradford White tanks. A tankless water heater runs $4,000 to $6,000 installed, with Navien, Noritz and Rinnai units. You get $100 off any replacement when we supply the material, and financing with terms up to 10 years is available.

Is a tankless water heater worth it?

Tankless can be worth it if you want endless hot water and a smaller footprint. It costs more up front than a tank, so it comes down to how your household uses hot water.

A tank heater keeps a set amount of water hot all day. A tankless unit heats water only when you turn on a tap. That means you won't run out during back-to-back showers, and the unit hangs on a wall instead of taking up floor space.

What are the downsides of tankless?

Tankless units cost more to buy and install. They may need gas line or venting changes. They also need a yearly flush, since mineral scale can build up in the heat exchanger. Read tank vs. tankless and our tankless explainer to compare.

Which tankless brand should I pick?

All three brands we install make solid units. The right one depends on the size of your home, how many fixtures run at once and your gas setup. Our Navien vs. Noritz vs. Rinnai page explains the differences.

What other plumbing work does Done-Rite handle in Newport Beach?

Besides water heaters, we clear drains, find leaks, repair sewer lines, fix fixtures and repipe homes in Newport Beach.

Many calls start with one problem and turn up another. A slow drain may point to a sewer issue. A high water bill may point to a hidden leak. We'll look at the whole picture so you aren't calling back next month. Our drain cleaning starts at $99, and that price includes a camera inspection on one qualifying drain.

Do you pull permits for water heater work?

We pull the permit when one is required. Read do you need a permit for a water heater to learn how that works.

How do I schedule water heater service in Newport Beach?

Reach us at (714) 605-2950 or through our contact page. We're open 6:00am to 7:00pm every day, and there's no trip charge.

If your heater is leaking, turn off the cold water valve on top of the tank and shut off the gas or power to the unit. Then give us a call. We offer 24/7 emergency service with a 1-hour response time. Every job comes with at least a 1-year warranty on labor, and Done-Rite is licensed, bonded and insured.

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