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As a homeowner, business owner, or simply a building owner, a water heater becomes an integral part of what’s included inside the four walls you own or operate within. Specifically, hot water is a luxury owned by most, and expected by all. Whether you’re washing hands or taking a shower, it’s important to have it ready when needed. But for those looking to make improvements to their building or home, building codes are very important and must be followed in order to avoid issues, fines, and restructuring of the entire system.

Seismic Straps

Water heaters require two seismic straps — one within the top ? and one at the bottom ? of the unit. The bottom strap must be located at least 4” away from the controls. This is important in the event of an earthquake that may shift your…

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With rising energy costs, growing families, and on-demand efficiency becoming prevalent in today’s world, the last thing you need is to be spending more money. But what happens when your existing water heater isn’t delivering the hot water you need anymore? What happens when it breaks altogether? As a homeowner, you need to start exploring options. In this blog, we break down 5 reasons why a Noritz tankless water heater is right for your California home.

Energy Efficiency

Water heaters with a tank store hot water. This means they constantly have to run to ensure you have hot water. This can drive your energy bill up, especially if you aren’t using hot water frequently or if your water heater is in a cooler space. Tankless water heaters heat up water on demand, so you’re…

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When choosing the right appliance for your home, many owners tend to eventually break down their choices between two different and best suiting options. Of course, this decision is based on a number of factors. What is best for my home? What operates at the lowest cost? Is this powerful enough for my home? The list, while seemingly going on and on, comes down to two major options when it comes to a water heater — tankless vs traditional. So in the eyes of the consumer picking one for their home, what’s best, and what differences can be seen between both?

Tankless

The California area has certainly been subject to its fair share of droughts throughout the years — and because of that, tankless water heaters have risen in popularity! For larger properties and for those looking to conserve water,…

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Heating your home’s water can be expensive, and if your water heater is more than 10 years old, it might be time to replace it. Most people don’t know this, but when their water heater starts to fail, they won’t just wake up one day without hot water. There are usually warning signs that it’s starting to wear out. This is a guide on what to expect when installing your Bradford White water heater replacement. You’ll learn about various failure points, different solutions available, the benefits of a new water heater, and more. 

Why Your Water Heater Is Not Working

Reasons for Premature Water Heater Failure:

  1. Sediment buildup in the tank which can cause the heater to overheat and eventually break down.
  2. A…
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The sad truth is that water heaters aren’t built to last forever. Most last 10-15 years at best, and if it’s time to get a new one, you might be wondering what type of water heater to get next. Finding the right water heater should take some careful consideration as you’ll want something that best works for your home. There are several individual factors to consider when choosing a water heater, but ultimately it may come down to two choices: gas or electric.

What You Need to Know When Choosing a Gas Water Heater

According to the Department of Energy, heating water is the second largest expense in your utilities. The fuel source for your water heater is one of the biggest factors to consider, as you may be limited to what you can use without…

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California’s unique water quality and characteristics can have a significant impact on water heaters. In this blog post, we will explore the complications of California water quality impacts water heaters, why it’s crucial to understand their effects, and how to address any related issues. Join us as we dive into the world of California water and its influence on water heater performance. If you’re a California homeowner and you think your water heater is in need of water heater repair due to California’s water quality, contact Payless Water Heaters today!

Understanding California’s Water Qualities

California’s water qualities vary across the state due to diverse water sources, geological formations, and environmental factors. It’s important to understand the characteristics and challenges associated with California’s water to make informed decisions regarding its…

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A dreaded question that few consider the answer to until they find themselves high and dry: literally. There are a few common reasons why people find themselves without hot water and, if you are sure you’re up to date on your bills, most of them have to do with your water heater. Here are some common reasons your water heater isn’t working and some quick ways to help resolve your issue. 

No Hot Water 

If you have no hot water whatsoever, that’s cause for some alarm. After all, your water heater’s one and only function is to provide you with hot water. Before you call up a professional, the first thing you’ll want to do is check the pilot light. You can typically locate the light at the base of the water heater. If the light…

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A good system can keep your water hot and your home comfortable for years and years. But how long exactly? What’s your water heater’s lifespan? That’s a bit of a complicated question that depends on a lot of factors. And knowing those factors is especially important when you’re buying a new heater in and of itself. While there’s never a hard and fast number on how many years a given system will last, there are a few factors you can control that will ensure your heater keeps on keeping on for years to come. 

High-Quality Water Heater

You always want the best of the best for your home. You don’t want anything subpar near where you live. Why should your water heater be any different? It isn’t.  A high-quality water heater means it will hold up…

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When making a sizable purchase for your home, it’s pretty standard to ask yourself and the company you’re buying the item from a few questions. When the health of, let’s say your home’s hot water is at stake, a number of those questions should be at the forefront of your purchase, and the person you’re buying from should certainly have the answers! In terms of a hot water heater, a common question that many people have usually involves how long it will last. And while there’s a range to use as a rule of thumb, generally there are other factors that go with the longevity predictions.

Maintenance

If you’re a set it and forget it type, there’s a good chance that something simple like your water heater won’t last as long as it theoretically could. Because these appliances are constantly working…

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Oftentimes, it’s easy for home or business owners to look the other way when a large, expensive component inside their house begins acting up. The thought of having to shell out massive amounts of money is enough to make everyone forget about the issue or tell themselves ‘it’ll be ok for now’.

On the other hand, when it comes to some of these major components, it’s pertinent that you drift away from this mindset, and approach an issue head on. With your water heater specifically, there are a few things that can aid in your determination if it’s due for replacement.

Loss of Hot Water

Of course, the main focus of a hot water heater is to provide you with exactly that — hot water! Barring some other issue associated with the home or building you’re in, there may be…

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Types of Water Heaters We Handle In CA

    Gas Water Heaters

    Powered by gas, they heat water quickly and work during power outages. They are cost-effective and a great option.

    Electric Water Heaters

    These plug into electricity for easy installation and efficient heating. Ideal for homes, though they can cost more to operate in high-rate areas.

    Commercial Water Heaters

    Designed for high usage, these are durable and efficient for businesses. They come in various sizes to fit commercial needs.

    Solar Water Heaters

    These use sunlight to heat water, cutting energy costs. Best for sunny climates, they may need a backup on cloudy days.

    Tank Water Heaters

    Also known as traditional heaters, these store and heat water in a tank, providing a steady supply limited by capacity. They are affordable and widely used.

    Tankless Water Heaters

    These heat water on demand without a tank, saving energy and space. They’re efficient and perfect for smaller households.

Water Heater Brands We Trust

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Quality, Consistency & Affordability

Our heater services team is here to help you and make your life easier. Reach out to us to enjoy the high-quality service you deserve! When you hire our team, you can expect:
Get Hot Water in HOURS, Not Days!
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Hot Water in HOURS!

We ensure you get hot water in hours, not days, so you can go back to focusing on what’s important.

Low-Cost, Quality Work

We pride ourselves on excellent customer service and quality products.

Experienced Technicians

We have installed over 100,000 water heaters – trust us when we say we know what we’re doing!

No After Hours Charge

We don’t charge you an extra fee when the unexpected happens. Our rates are always flat.

Family Operated

Since the beginning, Payless Water Heaters has been owned and operated by the Oksas Brothers.

Available 23 Hours a Day – Even We Need a Break

We offer ‘round the clock service to ensure your water heater is up and running as soon as possible.