Water Heater Services Phoenix Metro AZ | 623-444-6988 | Tank and Tankless Water Heater Repair Installation & Maintenance

Q: Why does my water heater run out of hot water quickly?

Common causes include increased household demand, simultaneous usage, and sediment buildup inside the tank. Flushing the tank and upgrading your system can help resolve these issues.

Q: How often should I drain and flush my water heater?

It’s recommended to drain and flush your water heater at least once a year. In areas with hard water, every six months is ideal to maintain efficiency and prolong the unit’s lifespan.

Q: How long does a water heater last?

In Arizona’s hard water conditions, traditional water heaters typically last 8–10 years. Tankless models can last up to 20 years with regular maintenance.

Q: What is covered under a water heater warranty?

Warranties generally cover manufacturing defects in the tank and internal components. Periodic maintenance is required to keep warranties valid in most cases.

Water Heater Repair and Replacement in Phoenix Metropolitan Area

At Grand Canyon Home Services, we've been in the water heater repair and installation business for over two decades.

Water heaters are an essential appliance for modern living. And when your water heater isn't delivering as it should, you can count on the certified experts at Grand Canyon Home Services for water heater repair or installation at fair prices!

Our professional technicians are certified experts who deliver same-day service, so you can count on them to provide a solution that meets your needs and budget. And because they don't work on commission, you'll never get a sales pitch trying to sell you something you don't need.

The next time you have trouble with your water heater or want to discuss a new system installation, call us first at 623-444-6988!

Our Tank and Tankless Water Heater Services Phoenix Metro AZ

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Full-Service Plumbing for Residential and Commercial Water Heaters

We offer residential and commercial water heater service throughout the Phoenix Metro area, covering everything from small home units to large-capacity systems for businesses. Our licensed plumbers handle installation, repairs, and maintenance for both tank and tankless models in homes, offices, restaurants, salons, and other commercial spaces. We tailor every service to your property's needs.

Call 623-444-6988 to discuss your hot water heater needs.

Water Heater Installation

We provide expert water heater installation for homes across the Phoenix Metro area. Our team installs both traditional tank models and energy-efficient tankless water heaters based on your household’s size, usage, and fuel type. Every install includes code-compliant connections, secure venting, and pressure testing. Whether you're upgrading or replacing a failed unit, we ensure your new system delivers reliable hot water and long-term efficiency.

Call 623-444-6988 to schedule installation with a licensed plumber.

Water Heater Replacement Phoenix Metro AZ

We offer professional water heater replacements for aging or failing systems in the Phoenix Metro area. If your unit is over 10 years old, leaking, or no longer providing consistent hot water, it may be time to upgrade. Our plumbers install trusted options from the best water heater brands, including models designed for energy savings and long-term performance. We’ll remove your old unit, handle all plumbing and code requirements, and install your new system quickly and safely.

Call 623-444-6988 to book water heater replacement service.

Water Heater Repairs

We provide fast, accurate water heater repair services in the Phoenix Metro area for both tank and tankless systems. Common issues we fix include no hot water, inconsistent temperatures, strange noises, and leaks. Our licensed plumbers diagnose the problem, replace faulty parts, and restore full function - often on the same day. We work on all major water heater brands and never upsell unnecessary replacements.

Call 623-444-6988 for water heater repair near you.

Available for Emergency Water Heater Repair Services

We’re available 24 hours for emergency water heater repair services across the Phoenix Metro area. If your system suddenly stops working, leaks, or shows error codes, our licensed plumbers can respond quickly to restore hot water and prevent further damage. We carry the tools and parts needed to handle most repairs on-site.

Call 623-444-6988 anytime for water heater repairs.

Water Heater Maintenance

Water heater maintenance extends the life of your system, maintains efficiency, and prevents unexpected breakdowns. We perform annual service for both tank and tankless models, including flushing sediment from tanks, checking anode rods, and inspecting all components. For tankless systems, we handle descaling and flow testing to keep your hot water consistent.

Call 623-444-6988 for a water heater tune-up.

Is It Better to Repair or Replace Your Water Heater?

Every water heater eventually reaches the end of its life. Still, it’s natural for homeowners to want to extend their system's lifespan as long as possible before shelling out for a new one. However, sometimes replacement makes the most sense. Here’s how to know.

You should replace your water heater if it’s over 15 years old with a more efficient one.
If the water tank shows signs of rust, replacement is the only option.
If the cost to fix your current water heater is 50% or more than the cost of a new unit, getting a new system makes more financial sense.

Our plumbing experts will inspect your system and determine if it’s worth repairing or if replacement is the better option.

Signs Your Water Heater May Be Failing

Your water heater is one of the most valuable appliances in the home and one of the most used. So, it’s good to become familiar with the signs that your water heater might be giving out so you can prepare for a new installation before it fails.

Here’s what to watch out for.

Discolored or rusty water
Decreased water temperature
Sudden rise in energy bills
Water leaking from the tank
Strange noises like popping or rumbling coming from the tank

Call the pros at Grand Canyon Home Services to inspect your system if you see any of these signs. We will inspect your hot water tank and determine whether it can be repaired or if it needs to be replaced.

What You Should Know About Water Heater Boosters

Some days, you need a little more time in the shower to get motivated for the morning or wash away the after-work stress. But if you have a large family or your water heater is too small, you might find the hot water doesn’t last as long as you'd like.

This is where a water heater booster can help. A water heater or water tank booster is an electronic device that attaches to your existing electric or gas water heater. It works similarly to a tankless water heater, heating water on an as-needed basis. These systems activate when they sense a drop in water temperature due to usage and heat the water again.

Depending on the booster, you can increase your hot water heater's capacity. As a bonus, these systems speed up the time it takes for the tank to replenish the hot water supply.

If you’re not ready to invest in a tankless water heater but need a little hot water help, these systems might be the perfect solution.

To find out if you can benefit from a water heater booster, call Grand Canyon Home Services for a consultation.

Should You Invest in a Hot Water Recirculating Pump?

If you’re like most people, the minute or two waiting for the hot water to come out of the tap seems like an hour. And while that’s inconvenient, most people don’t realize that waiting for hot water, even for a minute or two, wastes a lot of water. Do this several times a day, every day, and you’re needlessly paying more on your water bill every month. However, you can do something about it, which is installing a hot water recirculating pump.

Here’s how it works.

Like the water heater booster, the circulation pump attaches to your water heater. It circulates hot water throughout your plumbing system, so it’s always available at the faucet where you need it.

Most systems shut off automatically to keep the water within a specified temperature range and your energy costs low, while others run on a timer.

The primary benefits of installing one of these systems are that you don’t have to wait for hot water to come out of the tap, and you don’t waste valuable water.

Hot Water Heater Repair & Replacement By The Company You Can Trust

We work hard to earn and keep our reputation for trustworthiness, fast response times, and affordable prices. Maybe that's why so many homeowners in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area recommend us as their top-choice plumber!

For all of your hot water heater needs, contact the experts at Grand Canyon Home Services in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area.

Service Areas Across Phoenix Metro (Zip Codes Included)

Anthem: 85086
Avondale: 85323, 85392
Buckeye: 85326, 85396
El Mirage: 85335
Glendale: 85301, 85302, 85303, 85304, 85305, 85306, 85307, 85308, 85310
Goodyear: 85338, 85395
Litchfield Park: 85340
Paradise Valley: 85253
Peoria: 85345, 85381, 85382, 85383
Phoenix AZ: 85012, 85013, 85014, 85015, 85016, 85017, 85018, 85019, 85020, 85021, 85022, 85023, 85024, 85027, 85028, 85029, 85031, 85032, 85033, 85035, 85037, 85043, 85050, 85051, 85053, 85054, 85083, 85085
Scottsdale: 85254, 85258, 85260
Sun City: 85351, 85373
Sun City West: 85375
Surprise: 85374, 85379, 85387, 85388
Tolleson: 85353
Waddell: 85355
Youngtown: 85363

Water Heater FAQs

How much does it cost to replace a water heater?

Water heater replacement cost typically ranges from $600 to $3,500, depending on the type and size. Grand Canyon provides free estimates and offers financing options - connect with us for more info!

Why does my water heater run out of hot water quickly?

It’s frustrating taking a nice hot shower in the morning only to run out of hot water in the middle of washing. Running out of hot water faster than you’re used to is a common problem that can happen for many reasons.

Your Family Is Bigger
A bigger family places higher demands on your hot water heater, especially as the kids get older and need to shower or use hot water more frequently. This increased demand drains your water heater more quickly than before. The solution to this problem is either upgrading to a bigger tank or investing in a tankless system.

Simultaneous Demand
Another reason your water heater might run out of hot water more quickly than before is that your family puts too much demand on the system at once.

For example, say you’re doing a load of laundry while someone is in the shower and another person is running the dishwasher. All that hot water coming out of the system at once drains the tank faster.

Sediment Buildup
Sediment is the number one enemy of water heaters, wreaking havoc on practically every part of the system. Sediment is caused by hard water, and if you don’t flush the tank regularly, it builds up a thick layer that takes up space the water would otherwise occupy.

Since your water tank has less storage capacity than before, you run out of hot water more quickly. You can fix this problem by flushing out the tank regularly to clear out the sediment.

How often should I drain and flush my water heater?

You should drain and flush your water heater at least once a year to remove sediment buildup and maintain efficiency. If you have hard water or notice issues like reduced hot water supply or noise from the tank, more frequent flushing, every six months, may be necessary. Regular maintenance prevents corrosion, extends the lifespan of the heater, and ensures optimal performance. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and consider professional assistance for thorough cleaning and inspection.

How long does a water heater last?

With Arizona’s hard water conditions, most water heaters in this area last 8–10 years. Tankless models can last up to 20 years with proper maintenance.

What is covered under a water heater warranty?

Warranties usually cover manufacturing defects in the tank and parts. In Arizona, we recommend periodic maintenance to ensure the warranty remains valid.