
How to Know When It’s Time to Replace Your Water Heater
How to Know When It’s Time to Replace Your Water Heater
Hot water is something we often take for granted—until the shower turns cold or the laundry won’t rinse. A failing water heater can disrupt your entire home. But how do you know when repairs won’t cut it anymore?
At All Around Water Services, we help homeowners in North Fort Myers and Cape Coral decide when it’s time for a new unit—and handle the replacement quickly and professionally.
Top Signs Your Water Heater May Be Done
These are some of the most common red flags that it’s time to replace your water heater:
Water is rusty or discolored
Strange popping or rumbling sounds
Leaking or moisture around the base
Hot water runs out too quickly
Temperature fluctuates frequently
It’s more than 10–12 years old
Older units not only lose efficiency but can become safety risks or lead to water damage if they fail suddenly.
Gas vs. Electric: What to Know
In Florida, both electric and gas water heaters are common. Here’s how their lifespans usually compare:
Electric models: Last about 10–15 years
Gas models: Tend to last 8–12 years
Tankless systems: Can go 20+ years with proper care
If your unit is nearing the end of its lifespan and acting up, replacement is often more cost-effective than repeated repairs.
Why Florida Homes Need Special Consideration
Humidity, sediment buildup, and high water mineral content can all shorten the life of your system. That’s why regular flushing and inspections are critical in our region.
If your heater hasn’t been serviced in years, even a simple maintenance check can reveal hidden problems that lead to early failure.
Water Heater Replacement Services We Offer
All Around Water Services provides:
Full diagnostics of existing units
Same-day removal and installation
Options for energy-efficient models
Tank and tankless system installation
Proper permitting and code compliance
We take care of everything from start to finish—no cold showers necessary.
Who This Is For
Homeowners with aging or unreliable water heaters
New Florida residents unsure of their system’s condition
Families constantly running out of hot water
Anyone experiencing leaks or strange noises
Households interested in upgrading to energy-efficient models
Don’t Risk a Cold Shower or Flooded Garage
When your water heater starts showing signs of failure, it's best to act fast. Our licensed team will evaluate your current setup and walk you through the best options for your home.
Schedule your water heater inspection or replacement at allaroundwater.com
Hot water should be reliable—and with us, it will be.
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