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For virtually every household (and most businesses) in Merritt Island, FL, having a reliable and available supply of warm/hot running water is an important aspect of day-to-day life.
From handwashing to dishes, bathing, cooking and laundry, the average Merritt Island resident uses hot and/or warm water up to 20-times daily!
Add in appliances and additional household members and its easy to see how your current hot water heater could become overwhelmed by the demand.
At some point, the time will come when your water heater fails to meet demand or begins to show signs of wear, damage, or even outright failure.
Even the best water heaters have a lifespan around 10 years or so (depending on the make and model).
1. Age
Waiting for your water heater to fail isn’t generally the best course of action, leaving you and your family randomly without water (likely when you need it most). Trouble is, most Merritt Island area homeowners are unsure of when a water heater may need to be replaced.
How Long do Hot Water Heaters Last?
Most hot water heaters last between 8-15 years, with 10 being the average timeframe when most will need to be replaced.
2. Rusty Water or Valves
Even the best steel is susceptible to corrosion over time. Rust can quickly eat through metal, serving as a visual indication that the unit is damaged and may be developing weak areas where leaks could occur in the future. Be it rust on the outside of the unit, or rusty water, either could be a sign that its time to have your hot water heater inspected, and perhaps replaced.
3. Strange Noises from Your Water Heater
Increased noises such as rumbling can become louder as a unit ages, and may indicate problems such as buildup of sediment which can accelerate damage and reduce efficiency. In general, water heaters should operate quietly.
4. Leaks
An obvious tell-tale sign of a failing water heater are leaks. No matter how small, any leak can quickly lead to a more serious failure if not quickly addressed.
5. Insufficient Hot Water
Do you notice that your family tends to ‘run out’ of hot water? That should never be the case. Lack of hot water is usually an indicator of one of two things: either you’ve outgrown or outpaced the water heater’s capacity to meet the growing needs of your household, or you’re heating is failing. In some cases, a mishap such as an accidentally lowered thermostat or a broken heating element can be fixed. In others, replacement is a more ideal option.
A new hot water heater is an investment in your home’s comfort, efficiency and utility. It is a purchase that with proper care will last for upwards of a decade, providing you and yours with hot water on demand.
