- 1409 Lost Creek Blvd, Austin, TX 78746
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From electric and gas tank units to high-efficiency tankless systems, our licensed team sizes, installs, and warranties every water heater we put in — with upfront pricing and same-week scheduling.
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A water heater works quietly in the background until it doesn’t — and when it fails, it usually happens without warning. Whether you’re replacing an aging tank, switching to a tankless system to free up closet space, or adding a second unit for a home addition, the installation itself matters as much as the equipment. A unit that’s undersized, poorly vented, or hooked up to a gas or electrical connection that doesn’t meet current code can shorten its lifespan, void the manufacturer’s warranty, or create a safety hazard.
Not sure if a repair will hold, or if it’s time for a new unit? These are the signals we look for first.
Most tank water heaters last 8–12 years. At a decade old, replacement is often cheaper than another repair.
Rust-colored hot water usually signals internal tank corrosion, which can't be repaired.
Sediment buildup at the bottom of the tank causes banging or rumbling during heating cycles.
A leaking tank usually means a cracked interior lining — that calls for replacement, not repair.
Running out quickly or getting uneven temperatures often points to a failing element or an undersized unit.
Austin’s water carries enough mineral content to accelerate sediment buildup inside tank units, which is why regular flushing and the right anode rod matter more here than in some other markets. Many of the homes we work in across Westlake, Barton Creek, and the older parts of Austin also have electrical panels or gas lines that were sized for a different era, so a straightforward swap can sometimes call for a small electrical or gas upgrade to do the job safely. We flag that during the free assessment — not after the old unit is already disconnected.
We’ll walk through this with you during your free quote — here’s the short version.
A dependable, budget-friendly choice that stores and heats a set volume of water. Lower upfront cost and a straightforward install.
Heats water on demand for endless hot water and lower long-term energy costs — a great fit for larger households.
An efficient option for homes that also use radiant or hydronic heating alongside their hot water needs.
We evaluate your current setup, household hot water demand, and code requirements to recommend the right size and type of unit.
You’ll know the full cost before any work begins — no surprise charges after the job starts.
We safely disconnect, drain, and remove your old water heater, and dispose of it properly.
Your new unit is installed to current Austin plumbing and gas or electrical code, including venting and shut-off valves.
We test the system, check for leaks, and walk you through operation and maintenance before we leave.
Our approach is the same whether you’re installing your first water heater in a new build or replacing a twelve-year-old tank that finally gave out: size the unit correctly for your household, quote the full job in writing before we start, and install to code so the warranty stays valid if you ever need it.
Our licensed team answers fast and gives you a clear, upfront price before any work begins.
Don’t see your neighborhood? Contact us — there’s a good chance we still cover it.
Every installation backed by full licensing and insurance coverage.
Most installations booked and completed within the same week.
Clear estimates before work starts — no surprise line items.
Manufacturer warranties registered and honored on every install.
Most standard tank replacements take 2–4 hours. Tankless installations or first-time gas line work can take longer — we’ll give you a time estimate during your free assessment.
It depends on your household size, hot water usage, and budget. Tankless units cost more upfront but use less energy over time and never run out of hot water. We’ll help you compare both during your quote.
Yes. Removal and disposal of your old unit is included with every installation.
In most cases, yes — especially for gas water heaters or any change in venting. We handle the permitting process for you.
Sizing depends on the number of bathrooms, household size, and peak hot water demand. We calculate this for you during the in-home assessment — no guessing.
Yes, we install, repair, and replace both gas and electric tank and tankless water heaters.
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Reach out for a free water heater quote, or call us directly for anything urgent — we’re ready to help.
