Water Heater Services
in Milwaukee, WI
Serving Southeastern Wisconsin from our locations in New Berlin and Jackson since 1997
Water Heater Experts in Milwaukee
A water heater that can’t keep up with normal demand can disrupt laundry, dishwashing, and other daily routines. Mr. Holland’s services conventional tank and tankless water heaters throughout the Milwaukee area, addressing problems like leaks, inconsistent temperatures, slow recovery, unusual noises, and complete loss of hot water. Some problems require a new heating element, thermostat, valve, or burner component, but others might indicate that the tank or system has reached the end of its service life. Our plumbers will assess the equipment and recommend repair or replacement based on what they find.
Water Heater Repair
A loss of hot water doesn’t always mean the entire unit needs to be replaced. Depending on the system, the problem might involve a failed heating element, faulty thermostat, burner issue, damaged valve, or another replaceable component. We’ll pinpoint the cause and decide whether a repair makes sense.
Water Heater Maintenance
Sediment can collect inside a tank over time, reducing available capacity and making the unit work harder. Maintenance services include flushing the tank, checking the anode rod, inspecting valves and connections, and testing key operating and safety components. Tankless units also require periodic cleaning to control mineral buildup inside the heat exchanger.
Water Heater Replacement & Installation
You should consider replacement when a water heater leaks from the tank, needs frequent repairs, or no longer supplies enough hot water. Mr. Holland’s installs tank and tankless systems sized for the household’s usage, available fuel or electrical service, venting, and installation space. We’ll also remove the old unit and verify that the new system operates properly.
Common Water Heater Issues to Look For
Water heater trouble may develop gradually or appear without warning. Schedule service when you notice changes in the amount, temperature, appearance, or sound of your hot water system.
- Not enough hot water: A tank that runs cold too quickly may have sediment buildup, a failed heating component, an incorrect temperature setting, or insufficient capacity for the household.
- Water temperature changes unexpectedly: Water that shifts between hot and cold can indicate thermostat trouble, a damaged heating element, or a problem affecting a tankless unit’s flow.
- Water is leaking near the unit: Moisture may come from a loose connection, valve, drain, or the tank itself. A leaking tank generally requires replacement.
- The unit makes popping or rumbling sounds: Mineral deposits at the bottom of a tank can trap water and create noise as the burner or elements heat it.
- Hot water looks rusty or smells unusual: Discoloration or odor may result from corrosion, sediment, the anode rod, or another issue within the water supply or heater.
