A faulty water heater is no fun, especially when it malfunctions in the middle of a shower. Ignoring the problem only allows your water heater to deteriorate further, so it is important that you understand why you aren’t getting enough hot water.

Does your water heater randomly stop doing its job? There are several reasons why this might be happening, but you first need to understand the basics of how your water heater operates.

Most homeowners don’t enjoy having to replace systems and appliances. That’s why regular maintenance is so important for prolonging the life of youe hot water heater. However, even with regular maintenance, its performance may deteriorate over time. Here are some signs that it may be time to replace your hot water heater.

Choosing the right water heater is an important decision. Federal guidelines require water heaters to be energy efficient, but which brands are best?

A leaking water heater is nothing to sneeze at. Left unaddressed it can damage floors, walls, subfloors and items you store in the basement, and eventually lead to total water heater failure. If you see signs of water heater leakage, you should take the following actions before things get out of hand.

With a little preventative maintenance you can keep your water heater in good shape, prolong its life, save money and avoid any unpleasant surprises. Here are six things you can do to take care of your water heater…

Minerals in your water heater build up over time and can cause the internal parts to corrode, resulting in less efficiency and poor function. Age is a factor, as well. In general, water heaters last about 10 to 15 years. If your water heater is over 10 years old and showing any of these five signs, it is probably time to think seriously about replacement…

Water is a precious resource and hot water is a necessity in our homes. The cost of heating water can account for around 12% of a family’s utility bill—the biggest chunk after heating and cooling your home. Try these steps to lower that cost…

Most of us give little thought to how our water heater actually works. A basic understanding can help you make better decisions when you need to have it repaired or replaced.

Never run out of hot water and protect your family when you’re aware of several warning signs that indicate this essential appliance is dying…