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We keep our trucks fully stocked, so we can repair your tankless water heater right then and there—no need to schedule another appointment.
You’ll always know the price of your tankless water heater repair before any work begins.
We’re here ’til midnight and available on weekends, too.
If you’ve gone searching for “tankless water heater repair near me,” you’re in the right place. We can determine the issue you’re having with your tankless water heater and get it back up and running smoothly again in no time.
Perhaps your water keeps switching between hot and cold, leaving you to do the two-step every morning in the shower just to steer clear. These fluctuations are usually a sign of an electrical issue with your tankless water heater, so it’s best to call in our professional plumbers to fix the problem.
If you have hard water, like many Kannapolis homes do, the minerals in the water will slowly build up in your tankless water heater and could eventually cause the water pressure to weaken. It’s also possible that weak water pressure is due to a clogged inlet filter. Either way, you’ll need a knowledgeable plumber to sort it out for you.
If you’re not getting any hot water at all, but the water pressure is still strong, you may have an issue with the heating element. There’s also a chance the water heater isn’t getting a steady flow of natural gas. Since both of those tankless water heater repairs can be dangerous, don’t try to fix them yourself.
Even though your unit doesn’t have a water tank, water still passes through the system to heat up quickly. So, if you have puddles of water around your heater or notice a leak from it, there’s likely something wrong with the piping or venting. We can send out a plumber to determine the cause and get it repaired right away!
Our plumbers know not everyone is comfortable attempting to make tankless water heater repairs themselves, but if you’re the DIY type, here are some suggestions from our team.
You should be able to locate the gas pipe that runs along the wall and into the heater. Somewhere along this pipe is the ON/OFF valve that opens and closes the flow of natural gas. Feel free to double-check that the valve is ON, but, for safety reasons, don’t attempt any other work related to the gas line.
Another easy check you can perform is ensuring the unit is getting proper electricity. Confirm the heater is connected to a 120V outlet and that the breaker hasn’t tripped on your home’s electrical panel. If you constantly need to restore power to the unit via the breaker box, definitely give us a call to investigate.
The exhaust vent makes sure all the toxic fumes from the heater don’t end up inside your Kannapolis home, so if it can’t do its job, it tells the whole unit to shut down. You can check to see if something is blocking the vent, but if not, contact Morris-Jenkins right away.
Since tankless water heaters aren’t as popular as traditional water heaters, you may be worried about finding a trained plumber to call when you need tankless water heater repairs. Morris-Jenkins is here to make sure everyone has reliable access to hot water, including those with tankless heaters!
For this reason, we’ve made sure our plumbers know the ins and outs of tankless water heaters and can quickly solve any problem you have. We can also show you ways to get the most out of your heater and explain anything else you’d like to know about how it works.
We’re part of the Kannapolis community and will always give our neighbors the best service possible. That’s why we offer same-day service and evening and weekend scheduling options at no extra charge. Our plumbers are available til midnight, so taking a cold shower will be a thing of the past!
And because we know having a stranger in your home is always a bit uncomfortable, we’ll send you a photo and bio of your plumber ahead of time. You’ll feel like you already know them by the time they arrive! After all, we want you to feel like part of the Morris-Jenkins family!
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