Water Heater

We’re dependable and don’t play games.

Free estimates, and no service charge.

There aren’t many things that can ruin your day faster than discovering your water heater has burst. But don’t stress! You can depend on ProSkill for same day water heater service, at incredibly low prices.

BEWARE of companies that refuse to give quotes over the phone. Companies that refuse to do so are often “flat rate” or “book pricing”. What does this mean for you? A technician will come out and give you an outrageous estimated price, and if you don’t agree to use them, they charge a hefty service fee. At ProSkill, we are so confident we will earn your business, we offer free estimates, and have no service charge!

We replace water heaters. A lot of them.

Our discount saves you money.

Our advertised water heater prices are the actual cost for a new water heater, removal and disposal of the failed unit, and standard installation of the new unit to existing supply lines, T&P outlet piping, and gas supply. If any of these connections need to be replaced as well, we offer these repairs at a reasonable rate that reflects our understanding that we are already there to replace the unit, and these prices can be confirmed before we start the job. No surprise fees on the invoice at the end of the job if you use ProSkill!

How are we able to offer the best value for water heater replacement? Simply put, we work on volume! We purchase more water heaters a year than companies more than 5 times our size! Our high purchasing volume gives us top tier purchasing leverage, and in turn enables us to pass on these savings to our customers.

If you are in need of a water heater replacement, give us a call. We would be happy to provide you with an estimate over the phone, and arrange an installation appointment at a time convenient for you.

The cheapest way to make your water heater last longer.

Replacing the anode rod can extend the life of your water heater.

Did you know? There is a part inside every water heater tank, that prevents it from starting to rust the day you put water in it? It is called a Sacrificial Anode rod. The anode is a long cylinder of weaker metal than the steel water heater tank, and is designed to corrode sacrificially, as a means of protecting any exposed steel in the water heater tank from prematurely rusting/corroding. Replacement of this anode rod is recommended when the anode material has corroded. Periodic replacement of this part, before it has corroded entirely, prevents the tank from corroding and leaking.

Most people do not bother replacing this part, and so the tank is only guaranteed by the manufacturer against leaks for 6 years. Most tanks begin to leak anywhere from 5-10 years of age. However, regular timely preventative replacement of the Anode before it is depleted can protect the tank indefinitely.