No hot water
On a gas unit this is often a pilot, thermocouple or gas valve problem. On an electric unit it's usually a failed heating element, thermostat or a tripped high-limit switch.
No hot water, a leaking tank or a pilot light that won't stay lit? We repair gas and electric water heaters for homes and businesses across DFW, with same-day or next-day service and an estimate before any work begins.
These are the water heater issues we fix most often in Dallas–Fort Worth. Tell us which one matches yours, plus the brand and whether it's gas or electric.
On a gas unit this is often a pilot, thermocouple or gas valve problem. On an electric unit it's usually a failed heating element, thermostat or a tripped high-limit switch.
Sediment build-up, a broken dip tube or one failed heating element can cut your hot water supply in half.
Leaks can come from the drain valve, the temperature and pressure relief valve or the pipe connections. Water coming from the tank itself usually means it needs replacing.
A dirty or failing thermocouple, a clogged pilot tube or a faulty gas control valve can keep a gas water heater from staying on.
Sediment at the bottom of the tank overheats and pops as the burner runs. Flushing the tank can restore efficiency and extend its life.
Brown water or a rotten-egg smell often points to a worn anode rod or corrosion inside the tank.
Some water heater problems have a simple fix. Try these first, and call us if you still don't have hot water.
Smell gas? Leave the house right away and call your gas company or 911 from outside.
Our factory-trained, licensed and insured technicians diagnose the problem on site and explain your options before any work begins. If repairing your unit doesn't make sense, we'll tell you.
Send us the brand and model on the tank label so the technician arrives prepared.
Request service online or call. Share the symptoms, gas or electric, and your ZIP code.
Our team calls you back to confirm coverage and set a same-day or next-day appointment.
The technician finds the cause, gives you an estimate and repairs your water heater.
Restaurants, salons and offices can't wait for hot water. Let us know it's a commercial call when you request service.
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On a gas water heater, the most common causes are a pilot light that went out, a bad thermocouple or a faulty gas valve. On an electric unit, it's usually a burned-out heating element, a bad thermostat or a tripped breaker. A technician can test each part and tell you which one failed.
Tank water heaters usually last 8 to 12 years. If yours is younger and the problem is a valve, element, thermostat or thermocouple, repair is usually the better value. A leak from the tank itself means it's time to replace it.
Our service call is $85, and it's waived when we do the repair. After the diagnosis you get an estimate before any work begins.
Yes. We offer same-day or next-day service across Dallas–Fort Worth, depending on your location and the schedule.
Yes. Along with repair and maintenance, we install new water heaters. Call us to talk about the right size and type for your home or business.
Yes. We use genuine OEM parts, and every repair is backed by a 1- or 2-year warranty.
$85 service call — waived when we do the repair.