What you get from Ray the Plumber:
We will come to your home
Diagnose the problem with your water heater system
Provide a comprehensive report on the problem
Present you with personalized solutions on what to do next
100% satisfaction guaranteed
A technician will go over the pricing options before any work begins
For over four decades, homeowners throughout Suffolk and Nassau Counties have trusted Ray The Plumber for fast, dependable service. We’re committed to honest recommendations and doing the job right.
Providing A+ rated service for years.
Background checked & highly trained.
Full range of plumbing and heating services.
We arrive on time, every time.
We treat you and your home with care and respect.
We’re committed to quality workmanship and customer satisfaction.
We Provide Top-Notch Service to Nassau County and Suffolk County on Long Island, New York
Flexible Financing Options Available for new systems and major repairs. Senior Discounts and Monthly Payments Available.
The average life expectancy of a water heater in Bohemia and across Suffolk and Nassau Counties is around eight to twelve years, though it is important to consider the manufacturer’s suggested service life and have Ray The Plumber perform regular fall maintenance.
Water heaters in Bohemia can take longer to heat up during chilly fall months due to longer pipeline runs or sediment buildup at the bottom of the tank, so call Ray The Plumber to inspect and repair your system before winter.
The most common reason a water heater stops working in Long Island homes before winter is sediment buildup, where calcium and magnesium form a barrier on the burner that severely hinders performance.
Yes, a leaking water heater in your Nassau or Suffolk County home this autumn can be dangerous because failed temperature and pressure valves could cause an explosion, so contact Ray The Plumber immediately for assistance.
One of the biggest giveaways that your water heater is in need of a repair is if the temperature of the water from your faucets and appliances is fluctuating. When sediment and mineral deposits build up in the water heater tank, it can lead to your appliances not getting the appropriate amount of hot water – if any at all!
Mineral deposits and sediment buildup can also affect the water pressure from your faucets and plumbing. If you notice the water pressure is weak when you turn on your hot water specifically, you should think about scheduling a repair as soon as you can.
If your water heater is leaking, particularly hot water, contact our team immediately! Leaking hot water is a clear indication that something is either clogged or failing within your water heater system.
A buildup of minerals and sediment in your water heater can cause discolored or cloudy water from your tap. Cloudy or rust colored water is a red flag for repair. Additionally, if the water has a distinct smell to it, this is also likely due to sediment buildup in the tank. If your hot water is cloudy and smelling funny, call us right away to avoid potential negative health effects!
There are a number of reasons that your water heater may start making loud, unfamiliar noises, but the common culprit is usually sediment buildup. If your water heater has suddenly started making odd noises, schedule an expert repair with our team to get to the bottom of it.
Most of these water heater issues are all rooted in mineral deposits and sediment buildup. This is why it is so crucial to have your water heater professionally maintained every single year! If you have not had your water heater tuned-up in the last year and are experiencing issues, it is likely due to improper maintenance. Nonetheless, schedule a prompt repair with our team to avoid further damage to your unit!
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