Planning for a summer vacation can be exciting, but it’s essential not to overlook the necessary preparations for your home. One often neglected aspect is the water heater. We will provide you with some valuable tips on how to prepare your water heater for an extended absence, ensuring its efficiency and longevity.  Ways To Stay Cool       Turn off the Water Heater   One of the first steps before you embark on your vacation is to turn off your water heater. Locate the circuit breaker or the gas valve and switch it off. This will prevent the water heater f ..read more

As the summer days approach, staying cool becomes a top priority for many of us. While air conditioners and fans provide relief indoors, there’s another solution that can help you beat the summer heat and keep you cool from the inside out with a water softener. While typically associated with improving the quality of water, water softeners also offer benefits that can enhance your comfort during the hot months. Ways To Stay Cool       Softer and Smoother Skin  One of the primary advantages of a water softener is the ability to provide softer and smoother skin. Hard ..read more

Upgrading to a high-efficiency water heater and softener is an excellent investment for homeowners. These appliances offer several benefits, including cost savings, improved energy efficiency, and increased comfort. Listed below is a closer look at the advantages of upgrading to a high-efficiency water heater and softener.  Longer Lifespan Advantages Of Upgrading      Lower Energy Bills One of the main benefits of upgrading to a high-efficiency water heater and softener is that it can significantly reduce your energy bills. Traditional water heaters and softeners a ..read more

As we move into spring, many of us are looking for ways to save money on our energy bills. One of the biggest expenses for homeowners is water heating, and there are many ways to cut back on this cost. Here are some tips on how to save money on your water heating bills this spring.    Money Saving Tips     Lower the temperature on your water heater  One of the easiest ways to save money on your water heating bills is to lower the temperature of your water heater. Most water heaters are set to 140 degrees Fahrenheit by default, but you can lower it to 120 degree ..read more

As the temperatures start to warm up, it’s time to prepare your water heater for the increased demand for spring and summer water usage. Here are some steps you can take to make sure your water heater is ready to go. Preparation Suggestions Check the temperature setting: The first step to preparing your water heater for spring and summer is to check the temperature setting. During the colder months, you may have turned up the temperature to compensate for the colder water. However, during the warmer months, you don’t need the water to be as hot, and a lower temperature setting can save you e ..read more

A water heater is an essential appliance in any home that provides hot water for various purposes, such as cooking, cleaning, and bathing. There are several parts of a water heater that work together to heat the water in your home and make it available for use.  The Parts Of A Water Heater    Tank – This is the primary storage unit of a water heater that holds the hot water. It is usually made of metal and is insulated to maintain the temperature of the water. Caution, this can be hot to the touch. Thermostat – The thermostat is responsible for controlling the temperatu ..read more

A water heater can develop issues over time, but in what situations should you call for an emergency repair? It may be daunting to call about a problem if you don’t know if it’s truly an emergency, so below is a list of problems to be aware of.  Potential Problems Not sure what problem signs to look out for? Here’s a list of potential problems that could occur, resulting in an emergency call if they go unserviced.  The water is too hot: If you notice a change in hot water coming from your taps, to the extent where it’s much hotter than usual, there could be a problem. This may be ..read more

Although many of you like to DIY things, a water heater installation should not be one of them. Yes, it may save you a few upfront costs, but it won’t save you long-term – plus this can all be solved with water heater rentals and our free maintenance.  Do Not DIY We understand that many things in your home can be fixed or installed yourself by doing a DIY, but a water heater should NOT be one of them. This is an extremely dangerous job, as it involves extremely hot water, gas, pressure-controlled tanks, etc. For a job such as this, we recommend trusting the experts to get the job done ..read more

The average lifespan of a water heater in Regina is about 3 to 5 years, a little more if you maintain it properly and get annual inspections. Curious about if renting or buying is the right option for you? We’ll help you figure it out! Bradford White Water Heaters We rent gas and electric water heaters for both residential and commercial use. Our preferred brand is Bradford White because of its high-quality product and proven efficiency. They are easy to install in tight spots with a zero-clearance requirement for sides and back – perfect for condos or if you want a little more usable spac ..read more

Replacing a water heater can be a daunting task, but that’s why we’re here to help provide you with easy and convenient service from start to finish. Why buy, when you can rent! If you’re suspicious of your water heater becoming run down, here’s a list of signs that its time for a replacement. There’s A Leak  If you notice a leak underneath or by your water heater it may be time to replace it. Be sure to quickly inspect where the water source is coming from to rule out any loose pipes or fittings. If you’re unsure of the leak source and severity, be sure to contact us to help assist y ..read more