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Large Pit For Plumbing — Enid, OK — Dense Comfort Solutions

You probably don’t spend a whole lot of time thinking about your water heater, and that’s a good thing. As long as it’s producing hot water there’s really not much you need to do. Tank-type heaters are by far the most popular kind but tankless water heaters are growing exponentially each year. Hybrid models are relatively new, but worth considering if you’re seeking maximum energy efficiency. And point-of-use heaters are ideal for quickly delivering hot water to faucets and appliances located far from the home’s main water heater. We service all types and models of water heaters to make your home more comfortable. Contact the experienced plumbers at Dense Mechanical for all of your residential Water Heating needs! 580-234-7842.

Reliable Installations, Repairs, & Maintenance Services

Dense Mechanical installs, repairs, and maintains gas & electric water heaters. We will handle it all so you don't have to do it by yourself. We recommend scheduling regular maintenance to help avoid major plumbing problems as soon as possible.

Signs Your Water Heater Needs Repairs

Cold flashes of water: If during your hot shower you're getting small instances of cold water, then call in our Oklahoma City water heater repair team. There's most likely a crack in your dip tube that brings cold water into your unit and incoming cold water is mixing with outgoing hot water.
Water is lukewarm: This could be happening because of a few reasons. If this a normal occurrence and your water heater is in a cold part of the house, it might not be insulated properly. Because of this the water could get chilled before it reaches you. If this is a new phenomenon, this could also be an indication that your heating element has stopped working properly. Either way, call in our Oklahoma City water heater repair specialists and we'll get your hot water back
Low water pressure: If you're experiencing low water pressure across the board, you might want to consider installing a water softener. But if only your hot water has this low water pressure then you likely have sediment build-up in your unit and your hot water is "hard" and heavier, thus it'll come about slower.
Discolored water coming from your taps: The water coming into your home should be clean and clear, but a faulty water heater can cause the water to turn rust-colored or brownish. This is typically caused by sediment build up in the tank, and can be cleared out by a professional.
Strange noises: If you're hearing snapping, or popping then you likely have sediment build-up happening in your tank water heater. It's not a sign of a dying unit, but it does need a good cleaning.