Repair cost varies a lot depending on what's actually wrong — here's what drives the price.
A faulty thermostat or heating element is a relatively quick, inexpensive fix. A failing tank usually isn't repairable at all — once a tank is leaking or rusted through, replacement is the only real option.
Tankless units have more electronic components (flow sensors, igniters, heat exchangers) that can fail individually, which sometimes means a more involved diagnosis, but also a smaller, cheaper part swap instead of a full tank replacement.
Most tank water heaters last 8-12 years. If yours is past that range, we'll tell you honestly whether repair makes sense or if that money is better spent on a new unit.
A unit in an accessible closet or garage is straightforward. One in a tight crawlspace or attic takes longer to service.
We diagnose on site before quoting, so you know exactly what you're paying for. Call us if your water heater isn't keeping up — (971) 386-1515.