Englewood Water Heater Installation & Replacement
Serving Homeowners & Businesses Across the Denver Metro Area
Whether you need to equip a new build with a high-performing water heater or are looking to replace an outdated unit, A Perfect Plumber has you covered. Since 2009, our licensed, certified technicians have installed and replaced water heaters of every kind. But you won’t only get a new system with us. Expect honest recommendations, upfront pricing, and flexible financing, all to make investing in a water heater as simple and stress-free as possible.
For water heater installation and replacement services in Englewood, choose A Perfect Plumber. Call (720) 713-3282 or reach out online to discuss how we can help you.
What Kind of Water Heaters Do We Install?
No matter your hot water needs, we install a full range of systems to match.
This includes:
- Gas water heaters
- Electric water heaters
- Hybrid water heaters
- Heat pump water heaters
- Tankless water heaters (gas and electric)
- Direct vent water heaters
- Side-arm water heaters
We frequently work with major brands, such as A.O. Smith, Bradford White, Rheem, General Electric, Amtrol, Superstor Ultra, and State Water Heaters, among others. Whichever system best fits your property, our technicians have the training to install and service it properly.
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“Great care and attention to detail throughout the entire process. Extensive checkout to ensure proper operation before completion.”- Carl K.
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“Dennis, Steve and Pete… great job. Thanks for your help.”- Wolfgang R.
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“Great job! Thank you Steve and Mitch!”- Ginny D.
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“A Perfect Plumber is a great company with great service and great plumbers….Mitch Magee is an example of that…we had a “Wonderful” experience with “A Perfect Plumber”…from beginning to end…from that very ”- John O.
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“Very efficient, polite and tidy! We will definitely ask for him for any future plumbing needs!”- Anne H.
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“Daniel is THE MAN! This company and Daniel are amazing! Prompt response and great outcome!”- Sandy K.
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“Daniel was awesome! Friendly, professional, and fair! 2 thumbs up!”- Warren W.
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“Wonderful service. I found my new go-to plumbing company.”- Brian C.
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“Extremely fast response and quality work!”- Darin D.
Why Choose A Perfect Plumber?
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Licensed & Certified
Customers get service from licensed and certified professionals rather than general handymen, with the expertise to diagnose and handle a wide range of residential and commercial plumbing needs.
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Honest, Transparent PricingWe charge by time and materials rather than flat-rate pricing, ensuring fair pricing and that our customers pay for the actual work performed, not inflated worst-case estimates.
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Strong Warranty ProtectionOur Well Plumbed Warranty℠ backs our work with a 1-year warranty on new parts and labor, plus additional coverage for new construction, water heaters, boilers, and tankless installations.
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No Unnecessary Upselling
We emphasize solving our customers' actual plumbing problems without pushing unnecessary services. We provide friendly service and detailed invoices so customers understand what they're paying for.
Our FAQs
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Having a noisy water heater is mostly a nuisance, but it could also mean a problem is present. As water heaters age sediment accumulates at the bottom of the tank, this is especially true if the water heater has not been drained on a regular basis. The noise described as “rumbling” usually is the sound of expanding heated water escaping from sediment at the bottom of a tank. This situation is not dangerous, but it is a sign that the water heater has lost much of its efficiency. As sediment builds up, more and more heat is lost up the flue and less heat gets into your water. The overheating of the bottom of the tank also shortens the life of the tank and can lead to the failure of the water heater. Certain areas are notorious for “bad” water and in these areas flushing the water heater can extend its life and save on energy costs. However once sediment is allowed to build up and solidify (It is similar to coral) it can be almost impossible to remove from residential model heaters. To prevent this solidification a homeowner can flush the water heater periodically. If the sediment can be flushed out, it should fix the problem. If not it may be time to replace your water heater.
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Waiting a long time at the faucet for hot water to arrive is usually due to the plumbing in the home. When the hot water leaves the tank of the water heater it has to travel through the piping to reach the faucet. If you have a ranch style home or a large home sometimes these “plumbing runs” can be long and it takes a while for the hot water to arrive. Recirculation pump systems are a good solution to this problem.
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This could be quite a few different things. The most common issue is your pilot light may have gone out. This is a simple thing to do and the instructions should be printed on the water heater.
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If your water heater used to provide enough water, then it is likely that there is quite a bit of sediment building up or your dip tube is going bad. These issues can usually be fixed, but depending on the age of your water heater, it may be time to replace it.
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The typical answer to this is between 8-12 years. When deciding on what repairs to consider for your water heater, it is always good to take the age into account. You would not typically want to make repairs to a water heater that is at its life expectancy as you may have to replace it sooner than later.
