Water Heater Repair

Diagnosis and repair of tank and tankless water heaters.

A.O. Smith electric water heater with expansion tank and People's Choice Plumbing sticker

No hot water? Strange noises from your water heater? People's Choice Plumbing diagnoses and repairs all types of water heaters, including traditional tank models, tankless units, heat pump water heaters, and gas water heaters. Our licensed plumbers troubleshoot issues like no hot water, insufficient hot water, leaking tanks, pilot light problems, thermostat failures, and sediment buildup. We carry common replacement parts and can often complete repairs in a single visit.

What's Included

Tank and tankless water heater repair
Gas and electric unit service
Thermostat and element replacement
Pilot light and ignition repair
Sediment flush and maintenance
Leak repair and pressure relief valve service

Repair or replace?

A failed thermostat or heating element on a younger tank is usually worth fixing. A leaking tank, rust, or a unit past 10 years old is usually a replacement. Our water heater repair or replace guide walks through 2026 repair costs, the signs that tip the decision, and how Florida's hard water shortens the timeline.

What Customers Say

“I can’t stress enough the entire staff of the company.”

Dave

“Joe and Alex are amazing. Alex was polite and professional. Really friendly and knowledgeable. So much so that my wife said, "wow, I really liked him." Thank you for doing an amazing job replacing our water heater. Highly recommend People's Choice Plumbing.”

Renee Leonardi

“I called with an immediate need and they were at my home within 2 hours And arrived 15 minutes early. Bruno was professional and got the job done expediently. He not only addressed the immediate issue but was able to perform some necessary maintenance as well. Our hot water is fixed😂 Hallelujah!🙏🏼(no more cold showers!) Thank you People's Choice Plumbing!! 🙌🏼”

Kristin Rojas

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my water heater needs repair or replacement?

If your water heater is under 10 years old and the issue is a faulty thermostat, heating element, or minor leak, repair is usually the right choice. If the unit is over 10-12 years old, frequently breaking down, or the tank itself is leaking, replacement is more cost-effective.