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When you conserve water at home, it lowers your utility bill, and it also helps out your community and the world. Even though 71 percent of our planet is covered in water, less than 1 percent of that is available for human use! Though reducing your water usage may be important to you, you might also be unsure of what actually works, what doesn’t, and what will be realistic for your lifestyle. That’s why we’ve put together this list of practical water-saving tips below.

Even implementing just a few of these tips will help you lower your water bill and conserve one of our planet’s most precious resources.

1. Add an aerator to your sink faucets.

A lot of water can go down the drain while you spend 20 seconds or more properly washing your hands. An aerator goes right into…

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Your water heater isn’t something you think about until you need to. Tucked away in the garage, you just don’t notice it until it stops working and needs to be repaired or replaced. Even if your water heater is still working, it’s a good idea to evaluate older equipment to ensure it’s working efficiently. If your home is older and the water heater hasn’t been replaced in some time, you may be paying more than you need to for hot water. Here are some things you must consider before purchasing a water heater in California.

When It’s Time For A New Water Heater

You may be tempted to head down to your local big box home center and select a water heater to install yourself. However, there are several reasons this isn’t…

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No one wants to deal with a problem that’s gone out of hand. Here are some warning signs to look out for that indicate you need your water tank serviced. It is recommended that water tanks get serviced every 5 years as a regular check up. Even if there are no problems that seem apparent 5 years marks the half life, or quarter life, of your water heater depending on the type of tank you purchase. Here are some tell tale signs that you need water heater service.

Irregular Water Temperatures

Mineral deposits that build up over time are often the result of irregular water temperatures. This can indicate that your water tank may need to be serviced if this problem arises and your water heater is new or potentially replaced if it’s on the older side.

Water Discoloration

If…

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The sad truth is that water heaters aren’t built to last forever. Most last 10-15 years at best, and if it’s time to get a new one, you might be wondering what type of water heater to get next. Finding the right water heater should take some careful consideration as you’ll want something that best works for your home. There are several individual factors to consider when choosing a water heater, but ultimately it may come down to two choices: gas or electric.

What You Need to Know When Choosing a Gas Water Heater

According to the Department of Energy, heating water is the second largest expense in your utilities. The fuel source for your water heater is one of the biggest factors to consider, as you may be limited to what you can use without…

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When choosing the right appliance for your home, many owners tend to eventually break down their choices between two different and best suiting options. Of course, this decision is based on a number of factors. What is best for my home? What operates at the lowest cost? Is this powerful enough for my home? The list, while seemingly going on and on, comes down to two major options when it comes to a water heater — tankless vs traditional. So in the eyes of the consumer picking one for their home, what’s best, and what differences can be seen between both?

Tankless

The California area has certainly been subject to its fair share of droughts throughout the years — and because of that, tankless water heaters have risen in popularity! For larger properties and for those looking to conserve water,…

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Tankless water heaters can do a lot for a savvy Burbank homeowner. Keeping your water hot and comfortable with limited maintenance is obviously the main draw to a tankless system, but there’s got to be more to it than that, right? Indeed there is. Tankless water heaters have seen a massive boom in popularity in recent years, and when you consider their many benefits to a Burbank household, it’s not hard to see why.

Unlimited Hot Water

The biggest talking point you’ll hear for a tankless setup is the fact that it doesn’t put a cap on your hot water. And we’re not going to lie, that’s a pretty big bonus. We’ve all experienced the pain of running out of hot water at the least convenient moments. A tankless water heater ensures that never again will your comfortable showers be…

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If you have noticed any of the following signs, your water heater may be damaged: rust and debris in your hot water, banging and rumbling when the unit is on, or a puddle of water in the collection pan. Contact our team today to schedule a service. We can offer you the swift services that you deserve at the price that you can afford.

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As a home or business owner, it’s important to know when the investments you make are due for a refresh, replacement, or simple maintenance to keep them working as they should. For most, this notion usually applies only after something has seemingly gone very wrong, and an emergency service is needed. With a bit of planning however, there are a number of ways to tell if you should be considering a replacement for your appliance, or something similar. When it comes to your water heater, there are a few things to consider, a few things to look out for, and a number of factors involved in the process. See below and determine if you’re up for a water heater replacement in the near future.

Performance Benchmarks

It’s easy to continue looking at how your hot water has been operating at…

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Water heaters endure wear and tear just like any other appliance in your home. It may take years for them to malfunction depending on the brand and the age, but they’ll break down and fail to heat your water eventually. If your water heater is on the fritz, you’ll recognize it by paying close attention to the warning signs.

Don’t Ignore These 5 Water Heater Problems

1. The water doesn’t feel as hot anymore.

You shouldn’t have to wait forever for the water to heat up to the right temperature or to take a shower with lukewarm water. These are signs that the water heater is failing. Mineral deposits in the tank or a bad heating element could be the culprits. A professional can diagnose the problem and make the necessary repairs to…

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As someone who owns a home, ensuring that things are consistently running in tip-top shape becomes, and should always remain a priority. It’s important to always treat your home like an investment — and proper investments need care and attention! When it comes to your plumbing, a lot can be tied back to your water heater, and it can be a sign that something is wrong. Below are a few key things you can inspect to diagnose a potential issue going unseen at your home.

Rusty Water

Many homeowners will never take a good look at their water on a frequent basis. More often than not, they’re pouring it into a glass or a pot and going about their business. However taking a closer look can really pay off. A slight change in water color means that in many cases,…

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Types of Water Heaters We Handle In CA

    Hybrid Water Heaters

    Gas Water Heaters

    Powered by gas, they heat water quickly and work during power outages. They are cost-effective and a great option.

    Electric Water Heaters

    These plug into electricity for easy installation and efficient heating. Ideal for homes, though they can cost more to operate in high-rate areas.

    Commercial Water Heaters

    Designed for high usage, these are durable and efficient for businesses. They come in various sizes to fit commercial needs.

    Solar Water Heaters

    These use sunlight to heat water, cutting energy costs. Best for sunny climates, they may need a backup on cloudy days.

    Tank Water Heaters

    Also known as traditional heaters, these store and heat water in a tank, providing a steady supply limited by capacity. They are affordable and widely used.

    Tankless Water Heaters

    These heat water on demand without a tank, saving energy and space. They’re efficient and perfect for smaller households.

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Our heater services team is here to help you and make your life easier. Reach out to us to enjoy the high-quality service you deserve! When you hire our team, you can expect:
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Hot Water in HOURS!

We ensure you get hot water in hours, not days, so you can go back to focusing on what’s important.

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We pride ourselves on excellent customer service and quality products.

Experienced Technicians

We have installed over 100,000 water heaters – trust us when we say we know what we’re doing!

No After Hours Charge

We don’t charge you an extra fee when the unexpected happens. Our rates are always flat.

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Since the beginning, Payless Water Heaters has been owned and operated by the Oksas Brothers.

Available 23 Hours a Day – Even We Need a Break

We offer ‘round the clock service to ensure your water heater is up and running as soon as possible.