Grove City Water Heaters
Water Heater & Water Softener Services in Grove City, OH
Having clean drinking water that’s heated, when needed, for washing and bathing is such an essential part of owning a home that a lot of people take it for granted. Some people take having hot and clean water for granted until they lose it or learn their water quality is compromised.
We believe that no one should have to go without clean water or heated water. We at Grove City Plumbing & Drain believe having clean water that’s heated on-demand is a basic necessity for modern life. Because of this, we always install top-of-the-line water treatment systems in addition to water heating systems at the most affordable prices throughout Central Ohio with in-house financing options and payment plans available. If you need water heater or water softener services in Central Ohio, we at Grove City Plumbing & Drain are the local water treatment experts to call! We offer water heater repairs, water heater maintenance services and water heater installations in addition to water softener installations, water softener repairs and water softener maintenance services. We offer all types of residential and commercial water treatment and water heating services at prices that are affordable with customer satisfaction 100% guaranteed.
GROVE CITY PLUMBING & DRAIN
Water heating and water treatment services throughout Central Ohio
If you’re looking to install a new water heater or a new water treatment system, there are several types of units you can choose from. There are also several things to think about while making the best decision. We at Grove City Plumbing & Drain can help you through the whole process from start to finish. We install gas water heaters, electric water heaters and tankless water heaters from all the top brand manufacturers like Bradford White, Rheem, Whirlpool, A.O. Smith, Kenmore, American Standard, Amana and more. We at Grove City Plumbing & Drain offer water heater solutions for homeowners and business owners.
We also sell and repair water softeners for both homes and businesses as well. We’d be happy to give you a free price quote for a new water heater or new water softener. We offer free in-home consultations with a household water heater specialist or water treatment specialist! Call Grove City Plumbing & Drain today at (614) 362-3345.
OUR WATER HEATERS
Choosing the Best Water Heater for New Installation
If you’re choosing a new water heater, call Grove City Plumbing & Drain right away for the best prices on the industry’s best water heaters. As a leading water heater specialist serving all of Central Ohio, we can take you through the entire process of choosing the best water heater and answer all your questions. We sell and install all the well-known brands, including Navien, Whirlpool, A.O. Smith, Kenmore, American Standard, Amana, Rheem, Bradford White and more.
TANKLESS WATER HEATERS
It wasn’t until around the 1990s when tankless water heaters truly hit the mainstream in the U.S. Since that time, tankless water heaters have only increased in popularity. Tankless water heaters are also known as on-demand water heaters or on-demand hot water systems. Tankless water heaters, unlike their conventional predecessors, don’t store heated water. Tankless water heaters can be incorporated inside an existing centralized water heating system or they can be installed in smaller spaces for quick water heating in remote parts of a home or business. Learn more about tankless water heaters by calling Grove City Plumbing & Drain today.
GAS WATER HEATERS IN GROVE CITY
Because they tend to be much easier to install and because they cost about one-third the cost of an electric water heater, gas water heaters are extremely popular options. A lot of residential and commercial water heating systems use gas (either propane or natural gas), with various home appliances. Because of this, gas is often the best choice. If your home or business has access to natural gas or propane, installing a gas water heater might be the best option for you to help you save money. Call us at Grove City Plumbing & Drain today for affordable gas water heater installation services backed by our 100% customer satisfaction guarantee.
ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS
Electric water heaters have many advantages. Some of their benefits include the fact that electric water heaters are a lot easier to install, much easier to use, and much better for the environment. Although they are less expensive to install up-front, electric water heaters cost more to operate. If you’re comparing the efficiency of an electric water heater to that of a gas water heater, you’ll see that electric heaters are more energy efficient. As the area’s leading electric water heater installation company, we at Grove City Plumbing & Drain are happy to discuss whether an electric water heater would be best for your home or business. Contact us today to get your electric water heater!
WATER SOFTENERS
Water Softener Repair, Installation & Maintenance Experts in GROVE CITY
Water softeners enable plumbing systems to last longer in addition to benefiting any major household appliances connected to the water supply. Water treatment systems are also tied to healthier water quality that tastes a lot better and is better for health. Water softeners use an ion-exchange process to remove undesirable minerals (such as magnesium, calcium and iron) from the water supply in a home. This prevents calcium build up, rust stains on surfaces, and other types of minerals from depositing on plumbing and water-related equipment like bathtubs, sinks and appliances.
Call Grove City Plumbing & Drain today for affordable water softener installation, water softener repairs and water softener maintenance and professional water softener services in the Greater Columbus and Central Ohio areas. We offer all types of water treatment systems services and we sell and install all of the major, well-known brands of water heaters, such as Sterling Water Treatment, A.O. Smith, Kenmore, Whirlpool, Amana, Bosch, American Standard, Rheem and more.
WHY US?
Water Heater Installation Experts in Grove City, OH
Sometimes, some homeowners are skilled enough to perform minor plumbing and enough electrical work to install a water heater on their own. These handy individuals, however, are rare exceptions to the rule of thumb. The majority of homeowners require a professional plumber (that’s licensed and insured) to install their water heater. Water heaters are complicated plumbing products that use electricity. So many things could go wrong that could end up costing a homeowner a lot of money. Because all water heaters systems are a little different, our professionals at Grove City Plumbing & Drain are trained to work on all types of water heaters.
If your water heater isn’t installed by an expert that knows what he or she is doing, it could result in all sorts of problems. These problems can be very expensive and time-consuming. If your water heater installation isn’t performed properly, it can result in damages, leaks and flooding. This can cause damage to the equipment in addition to the flooring and the foundation of your home as well as your belongings.
94.3% Customer satisfaction based on 213+ 5-Star Reviews
SCHEDULE YOUR SERVICE TODAY!
FAQ
FAQ: Water Heater & Water Softener
What size of a water heater do I need?
When selecting the size of a water heater for your home or building, you need to first consider the number of people you have living with you. A 50 to 60-gallon water heater should work for up to three people in the home. For up to four individuals, a 60 to 80-gallon water heater should work as well. If you have a family of 5 or more, nevertheless, you should get a larger water heater that holds more than 80 gallons of water.
Because of this, you’ll need to figure out how much hot water you’re using. If you ever start to run out of heated water during certain times of the day or on a regular basis, you should consider investing in a larger unit or one with a tank. You also need to look at your First Hour Rating (or FHR) to determine the most appropriate size of water heater you need. The number of gallons your water heater uses to distribute heated water throughout home in an hour is represented by this number. The number can also be found on a manufacturer’s website or by calling your local plumber at Grove City Plumbing & Drain.
How long should a water heater last?
The average water heater usually lasts between six to thirteen years. Because of this, it’s important knowing when the time is right to replace your indoor water heater before it springs a leak and causes major inconveniences, or worse yet, damage to the home. Because most water heaters last between six and thirteen years, once they’re 12 years old, homeowners should start thinking about replacement. Usually, the lifespan of a residential water heater is determined by how well it’s being maintained. Professional maintenance, with regular draining and flushing, should be done on a schedule.
Because of this, you’ll need to figure out how much hot water you’re using. If you ever start to run out of heated water during certain times of the day or on a regular basis, you should consider investing in a larger unit or one with a tank. You also need to look at your First Hour Rating (or FHR) to determine the most appropriate size of water heater you need. The number of gallons your water heater uses to distribute heated water throughout home in an hour is represented by this number. The number can also be found on a manufacturer’s website or by calling your local plumber at Grove City Plumbing & Drain.
What is hard water?
Water described as being ‘hard water” carries more minerals than standard tap water. The sorts of things it has inside it can include magnesium and calcium and other minerals such as iron. As more magnesium and calcium continues to dissolve, water hardness tends to increase. Magnesium and calcium ions carry a positive charge. Other positive ions dissolve relatively quickly in hard water than in water that doesn’t have magnesium and calcium. This is the reason why soap doesn’t dissolve very well in hard water.
Because of this, you’ll need to figure out how much hot water you’re using. If you ever start to run out of heated water during certain times of the day or on a regular basis, you should consider investing in a larger unit or one with a tank. You also need to look at your First Hour Rating (or FHR) to determine the most appropriate size of water heater you need. The number of gallons your water heater uses to distribute heated water throughout home in an hour is represented by this number. The number can also be found on a manufacturer’s website or by calling your local plumber at Grove City Plumbing & Drain.