HOW TO LENGTHEN THE LIFE OF A WATER HEATER

There are many ways to keep in good shape your plumbing systems and one of the most important is the water heater. To lengthen the life of your water heater it is good to follow these three simple steps: 1) Do not flush your water heater turning off your main WH shut off valve. If you leave your tank without water the elements will overheat and it will get broken. 2)Flush your water heater every 6 months. check every 6 months or once a year the temp and relief valve. This valve protects your water heater tank at high pressure and high temperatures. 3)Install a water softener. it will protect your plumbing systems, and also your health too. softener If you want a maintenance plan every 6 months or any repairs in Tampa call us; we will do it for you.
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