
Water Heater Replacement
When your hot water goes out,
you need help fast.
That’s why Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling provides emergency installation, service, and water heater replacement for the Piedmont Triad. Our experts are ready whether your water heater is gas, electric, or tankless, we can help—even if it’s after typical business hours or on the weekend. We can help with water heater replacement in Greensboro, water heater replacement near me in the Piedmont Triad in NC.
To replace your water heater, give us a call at 336-676-5544

Water Heater Replacement

Proper installation or water heater replacement isn’t as simple as hooking up a few hoses.
Your water heater is an essential part of your home’s comfort and functionality, and proper installation and maintenance are crucial for its performance and lifespan. At Master Plumbers of NC, we specialize in water heater replacement, ensuring your system operates efficiently while saving you money over time.
We will gladly Remove Old Water Heaters for you.
Without the correct fittings, knowledge, and installation techniques, your water heater can end up costing more in energy bills. Proper hookups are critical to prevent leaks and ensure optimal performance, and adding high-quality insulation to your unit can further enhance energy efficiency. Whether you need a new water heater installed or your current one replaced, our expert plumbers have the skills and tools to get the job done right.
NEED WATER HEATER REPAIR NEAR ME?
Call Master Plumbers Heating and Cooling at 336-676-5544.
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How to prevent
Water Heater Issues
The best way to prevent water heater issues is to have yours inspected regularly. As a member of the Master Club, you get two inspections per year, as well as discounted rates and priority service.
Should You Repair or Replace Your Water Heater?
Repair Your Water Heater If:
✔ The unit is less than 8 years old
✔ The issue is minor (thermostat, pilot light, or minor leak)
✔ Repairs cost less than 50% of a new water heater
Replace Your Water Heater If:
✔ The unit is 10+ years old
✔ It has frequent breakdowns or major leaks
✔ Your energy bills have increased due to inefficiency
✔ You want to upgrade to a tankless water heater for better efficiency
Draining your hot water heater
Sediment that collects in the bottom of your hot water heater tank can cause all kinds of issues. Draining it periodically helps to prevent these issues from making regular maintenance a plumbing emergency. We take care of this during our biannual inspection.
Check your energy source
Whether your water heater is powered by electricity or gas, it’s critical to check the functionality regularly and repair any issues. This prevents harmful gas leaks and lengthens the life of your hot water heater. We will also check this out on every inspection.
Water Heater FAQs
How to install a water heater.
Proper installation of a water heater isn’t as simple as hooking up a few hoses. Without the correct fittings and knowledge, your water heater can end up costing you much more than its purchase price. Hire a trained plumbing professional can help you ensure you have chosen the best water heater for your application and ensure it is hooked up properly.
What happens if I don’t drain my hot water heater?
Sediment in your hot water heater can cause your tank to overheat. It can also clog the drain valve or circulation lines, potentially burning out the recirculation pump. All of this can increase your power bill.
How do I know if I need a new hot water heater?
Our experienced technicians will help determine if you need a water heater replacement. If you aren’t getting a reliable supply of hot water or the temperature fluctuates regularly, your water quality may be low. We’ll look for signs of rust or debris in the water. It is essential to replace your water heater before it gets to a place where it bursts and causes flooding issues.
What can go wrong with my natural gas hot water heater?
Soot buildup in the flue can cause harmful carbon monoxide gas to leak into your home. We recommend regular maintenance to ensure you avoid soot build up—and to ensure your pilot light remains blue with a yellow tip.
What can go wrong with my electric water heater?
Hardened calcium carbonate can build up in the sacrificial anode rod. This reduces protection to the inside of the water heater.

Your Home Deserves the Best!
Call Master Plumbers, Heating & Cooling
Today at 336-676-5544.

Location Areas
Master Plumbers of NC provides services in the following areas: