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Water heater repair and installation

In need of a new water heater? Is your current unit suddenly on the fritz? We repair and replace standard and tankless, gas and electric water heaters, all makes and models.

Aspen Creek Heating & Air services North Denver, Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Louisville, Lafayette, Erie, Superior, Thornton, Boulder & beyond.

In need of a new water heater? Is your current unit suddenly on the fritz? Then get in touch with Aspen Creek Heating & Air today for water heater installation and repair services. Our licensed team repairs all makes and models, whether you have a standard or tankless, gas or electric water heater.

At Aspen Creek Heating & Air we specialize in water heater replacement and repair. If you have a water heating emergency, call us for fast service. If you want to upgrade your water heater, we can recommend high-quality water heater replacement options for your home.

We’re just a phone call away if you experience any of these common water heater problems:

  • Lukewarm water, or no hot water at all
  • The water heater has any type of leak
  • The unit is banging, clanking or popping
  • Water is rust-colored, muddy or gritty
  • Water goes cold after just one shower
  • It produces a metallic odor (and taste)
  • The pilot light won’t light or remain lit

Once a technician arrives at your home, they can typically diagnose the issue and make the necessary repairs right on the spot. If they determine that you absolutely need to replace your water heater, we’ll then advise you on selecting a new unit that’s energy efficient and fits within your budget.

For water heater installation and repair services, call Aspen Creek Heating & Air. We service all of North Denver: Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Louisville, Lafayette, Superior, Thornton, Boulder and more.

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Installation and repair services for standard water heaters in North Denver

Using gas or electric as the power source, standard water heaters are the workhorses most common in homes today. This appliance heats water to a set temperature and stores it in a 30 to 50 gallon tank so that it’s ready for showers, laundry, dishes and more.

Making the magic happen requires many components that may need water heater repair services from time to time. If you’re having issues with a lack of hot water, odors, hazy water or a loud water heater, we can diagnose and repair any make or model. An Aspen Creek technician will inspect the:

  • Water tank
  • Hot and cold supply lines
  • Dip tube and discharge pipe
  • Gas burner control and assembly
  • Exhaust flue and all venting
  • Pressure relief valve
  • Drain valve

Once our technician determines the problem, we’ll put together an accurate repair estimate, walk you through the plan and answer any questions you have. Repairs will only be made with your approval.

If your water heater cannot be repaired, we can advise you on the installation of a new unit. We realize that it may be an unexpected expense, so we’ll help you choose a new water heater that best matches your budget now and provides maximum energy efficiency to curb utility bills.

Pros and cons of installing a conventional water heater

If repairs cannot be done or it’s simply time to replace your current water heater, you’ll have a pretty big decision to make. Here’s what you need to know.

Top 5 advantages of a tanked water heaterChallenges
A new unit costs less than a tankless unitHot water runs out, so don’t be the last to shower
Easier to install, relatively inexpensive to replaceCan’t be installed outside, takes up a lot of space
A tank system is easier to maintain and repairNeeds to be replaced every 10 to 15 years max
No fans or pumps that can burn out over timeLower overall efficiency and higher utility bills
Proven to be reliable in homes nationwide
Bradford White water heaters
We install Bradford White standard water heaters.

Installation and repair services for tankless water heaters in North Denver

Tankless water heaters have come a long way. This type of appliance takes water straight from the tap and heats it using either a high-powered gas burner or an electric heating element. The result is a near constant supply of hot water, with no need to reheat or maintain the temperature of a full tank of water.

While these units are incredibly sophisticated, they are still susceptible to a number of issues that an Aspen Creek technician can identify and repair for you:

  • Mineral build-up, possibly due to hard water
  • Ignition failure or flame failure
  • System overload from too many taps at once
  • Blocked air supply or exhaust
  • Gas supply issues
  • Built-up dirt on burners

Some of these issues can and will be fixed by our technician; others may be due to an older model of tankless water heater. If your tankless water heater is 10+ years old, it may need to be switched out for a newer model, you may need to add a second unit to keep up with demand, or you may simply want to explore going to a standard water heater. We can discuss all your options.

Pros and cons of installing a tankless water heater

Whether you have an older tankless or a standard tanked water heater, the newest makes and models of tankless appliances have their advantages, and a few challenges. Here’s what you need to know.

Top 5 advantages of a tankless water heaterChallenges
Helps reduce energy costs in the long runHigher purchase price than a standard water heater
Delivers 2 to 3 gallons of hot water per minuteSwitching from tanked adds expenses for retrofitting
Typically wall-mounted to free up spaceMay need multiple units to meet extreme demand
Certain models can be installed outdoors
Many units last 20 years and up to 30 years
Navien tankless water heater
Navien tankless water heaters.

We’re here to help

For water heater installation and repair services, contact Aspen Creek Heating & Air today. We’ll keep your current appliance in great shape and walk you through the steps when it’s time for a replacement. Our team takes pride in serving our neighbors in Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Louisville, Lafayette, Superior, Thornton, Boulder and more. Our blog covers whether tankless water heaters are a good upgrade.

Bradford WhiteNavien

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Questions we hear a lot

How long does a water heater last?

A standard tank usually needs replacing every 10 to 15 years. Many tankless units last 20 years and up to 30.

Is it worth switching to tankless?

Tankless saves energy over the long run, frees up space and never runs out mid-shower, but costs more up front and switching from a tank adds retrofitting expense. We will lay out both options for your house.

My water heater is leaking. What should I do?

Turn off the water supply to the heater and, if it is gas, turn the gas control to OFF or PILOT. Then call us.

Posted prices

ServicePriceDetails
Water Heater Repair$89 trip/diagnostic feeDiagnostic/trip fee waived if you go with the repair. Let us know what's going on with your water heater.

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