Service
Overview
- Diagnosing the problem: $89.95 waived with repair
- Repair price: Starting at $300
- Average time to complete: 2-3 hours
Tankless Water Heater Brands We Repair
Cost of a tankless water heater repair in Atlanta
- Low: $300
- Average: $465
- High: $1,200
Cost of common tankless repairs
- Gas valve replacement: $100-$300
- Sediment flush: $200-$400
- Thermostat replacement: $80-$200
- Heating element replacement (in electric units): $150-$250
- Pressure relief valve replacement: $220-$315
It's Easy to
Get Started
No hot water? Try these DIY fixes.
If your tankless water heater isn't heating your water, try these tips before calling a professional plumber:
Still not getting any hot water? You'll need to call a professional plumber to find and fix the problem.
Make sure the unit has electricity.
Both gas and electric tankless water heaters need electricity to run. Make sure your unit is hooked up to a 120-volt outlet. Also, check the electrical panel's "water heater" breaker. You might just need to flip the switch back to "ON".
Check the gas supply valve.
Gas tankless water heaters have a valve (a handle/knob on the gas line leading to the unit) that controls the unit's gas supply. Make sure it's turned to the "ON" position.
Make sure the exhaust vent is clear.
Gas tankless water heaters need an exhaust vent to get rid of toxins they produce. If something is blocking the exhaust vent, that could be the reason you're not getting hot water.
Based in Everett, CM Heating proudly serves Snohomish, King, Skagit & Island Counties in Washington.
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- Allen
- Alger
- Anacortes
- Arlington
- Bellevue
- Bothell
- Bow
- Brier
- Burlington
- Camano Island
- Darrington
- Duvall
- Everett
- Granite Falls
- Kenmore
- Kirkland
- Lake Stevens
- Lynnwood
- Marysville
- Millcreek
- Monroe
- Mount Vernon
- Mountlake Terrace
- Mukilteo
- Redmond
- Sedro Woolley
- Shoreline
- Snohomish
- Stanwood
- Sterling
- Sultan
- Tulalip
- Woodinville
- Woodway