WATER HEATER REPAIR SERVICES IN CALGARY

No. We charge the same price for our services on every day of the week.

In most cases, our water heater technician can be at your home the same day, often within just a few hours during regular service hours. Located south of central Calgary, we’re ideally situated to quickly reach homes throughout the city and surrounding communities, making sure you’re never left waiting for hot water.

Absolutely. Sediment collects at the bottom of your tank, insulating the water from the heating element and forcing it to work harder. Over time, this leads to overheating, leaks, and premature failure. Flushing your Calgary water heater yearly can prevent this.

Yes, it can. Calgary’s water has a higher mineral content, which can cause scale buildup inside your water heater over time. This makes it work harder, reduces efficiency, and can even shorten its lifespan. Regular flushing and using a water softener can help prevent damage.

Low pressure often comes from sediment buildup, a partially closed valve, or mineral deposits in the pipes.

Start by checking the valves and flushing the tank. If the problem persists, we can inspect and clean the internal components.

Rusty water usually means your tank is corroding or the anode rod needs replacement. In Calgary, older tanks are especially prone due to hard water. Flushing the tank and replacing the anode rod can often solve this problem.

Foul odours usually come from bacteria growing inside the tank, especially in hot water that sits for long periods. Flushing the tank, replacing the anode rod, and occasionally raising the temperature can eliminate smells. Calgary’s hard water can also intensify the problem.

It is important to follow these steps if your water tank starts leaking to ensure the safety of your household.

1. Locate the leak: The initial and crucial step is to identify the source of the leak.
2. Power shutdown: If you confirm that the leak originates from the hot water heater, turn off the gas or electricity supplying power to the unit.
3. Water supply shut down: Shut off the water supply to the hot water heater.
4. Seek professional help: Contact a One Stop HVAC professional for assistance and a timely repair.

If your breaker keeps tripping, it’s usually an electrical issue, like a faulty heating element or thermostat.

First, turn off the power and call a licensed Calgary plumber or electrician. Trying to reset it repeatedly can be dangerous and may cause more damage.

Some minor tasks like flushing the tank or replacing an anode rod can be DIY, but most repairs, especially electrical or tank replacements, should be handled by a licensed Calgary technician at One Stop HVAC. Safety and proper installation are critical for situations like these, and we wouldn’t want you getting hurt.