Hot Water Service in Laurieton | Hot Water Maintenance

Locally Owned & Operated

Over 50 Years’ Experience

Fully Licensed & Insured

Hot Water Maintenance provides a reliable and affordable hot water service in Laurieton, ensuring your system runs optimally. Our team of experienced technicians will:

Check hoses & connections for signs of wear or damage
Examine the anode rod for corrosion
Inspect tempering valves & regulators
Test pressure relief valves
Ensure that all components are functioning correctly
Check temperature settings
Test for leakage
Clean & inspect the hot water cylinder

Plus, our sacrificial anode replacement service provides peace of mind and assurance that your system is in good hands. Call us on 1300 1300 60 to book a service today and enjoy hot water whenever you need it. We’re available from Henry Kendall Drive to Hanley Street and everywhere in between.

To ensure your hot water system remains in good working order for as long as possible, it’s important to schedule regular servicing. Not only will this help detect any issues early on, but it can also extend your system’s life and improve its energy efficiency—leading to savings on energy bills down the line.

Here at Hot Water Maintenance, we recommend that you service your system every five years, or more often if your area has hard water. This way, any problems can be addressed quickly and with minimal costs. Contact us now for further information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the common problems associated with hot water systems?

Common problems associated with hot water systems include leaking or inadequate hot water, excessive running costs and corrosion of pipes and fixtures. These issues can often be caused by faulty installation, lack of maintenance or incorrect sizing of the system for the home. It is important to identify and address any issues with your hot water system before they become costly repairs.
Will my system need to be replaced?

This depends on the age and condition of your system. If the system appears to be in good working order with no visible signs of damage or leaks, it may not need to be replaced. However, if the system is old or showing signs of wear and tear, a qualified technician should inspect the system and provide recommendations for repair or replacement.