WATER HEATERS
Commercial Water Heater Installation and Repair Services in Anderson, SC
Fortner Plumbing Specializes in Providing Expert Water Heater Services
When it comes to commercial water heaters, Fortner Plumbing has the expertise to meet your specific requirements. Whether you need a new water heater installation, repairs for existing units, or regular maintenance to ensure peak performance, our skilled technicians have you covered. We understand the importance of a reliable and efficient hot water supply for your business, and we deliver solutions that minimize downtime and maximize energy efficiency.
Service
Water heaters have unique service requirements, whether gas or electric, to conventional or solar-powered options. Industrial Plumbing Service has experience servicing dozens of models, including tankless water heaters.
Maintenance
Minerals and sediment can build up in your water heater. You can reduce or eliminate both with twice-a-year maintenance, such as draining and flushing the tank and lines. Periodic testing of the pressure relief valve also helps keep your water heater functioning.
Replacement
Have you noticed cloudy, rust-colored, smelly water, rumbling or consistent noise, water pooling under or near the heater, or no hot water? You may need a new water heater. Industrial Plumbing Service can help you decide if you need repair or replacement.
Our FlowSafe Commercial Service Program is designed to keep your business running smoothly with proactive maintenance and emergency preparedness, plus priority service when urgent issues arise. We provide routine water heater checks to enhance efficiency, extend equipment lifespan, and prevent unexpected failures. By maintaining your drains, sewers, backflow systems, and water heaters, we help you avoid costly disruptions and ensure your plumbing operates reliably.
SERVICE
Water heaters have unique service requirements, whether gas or electric, to conventional or solar-powered options. Fortner has experience servicing dozens of models, including tankless water heaters.
MAINTENANCE
Minerals and sediment can build up in your water heater. You can reduce or eliminate both with twice-a-year maintenance, such as draining and flushing the tank and lines. Periodic testing of the pressure relief valve also helps keep your water heater functioning.
REPLACEMENT
Have you noticed cloudy, rust-colored, smelly water, rumbling or consistent noise, water pooling under or near the heater, or no hot water? You may need a new water heater. Fortner Plumbing can help you decide if you need repair or replacement.
Tankless Water Heaters
Why Go Tankless
1.
Economical
Energy and cost-efficient, tankless heaters heat water on demand. You save money by only heating the water you use rather than the entire tank.
2.
Durable
They can last up to 20 years, double the life of conventional water heaters.
3.
Practical
Their smaller tank takes up space in your basement or utility closet, making them perfect for smaller homes and condos.
TANKLESS WATER HEATERS
TANKLESS WATER HEATERS
WHY GO TANKLESS?
01
Economical
Energy and cost-efficient, tankless heaters heat water on demand. You save money by only heating the water you use rather than the entire tank.
02
Durable
They can last up to 20 years, double the life of conventional water heaters.
03
Practical
Their smaller tank takes up space in your basement or utility closet, making them perfect for smaller homes and condos.
Condensing
A favorite of businesses and commercial property owners, these have cost-saving benefits. Some water heaters use combustion to heat the water. In a condensing model, the hot gas remains inside rather than being vented out and lost. Constant heat means constant hot water. Recycling the gas also makes them eco-friendly. The cons? They’re a bit pricey, and the installation requires changes to the gas lines.
Non-Condensing
Non-condensing water heaters are more traditional. They may not be as energy efficient as condensing units, but they have their benefits. Most homes are already fitted with vents and required gas or electric lines, making installation a breeze. They’re smaller, requiring less space. Non-condensing water heaters are also easier and cheaper to maintain. Fortner Plumbing can help you decide which option is best for your home or business.
Condensing Water Heaters
A favorite of businesses and commercial property owners, these have cost-saving benefits. Some water heaters use combustion to heat the water. In a condensing model, the hot gas remains inside rather than being vented out and lost. Constant heat means constant hot water. Recycling the gas also makes them eco-friendly. The cons? They’re a bit pricey, and the installation requires changes to the gas lines.
Non-Condensing Water Heaters
Non-condensing water heaters are more traditional. They may not be as energy efficient as condensing units, but they have their benefits. Most homes are already fitted with vents and required gas or electric lines, making installation a breeze. They’re smaller, requiring less space. Non-condensing water heaters are also easier and cheaper to maintain. Fortner Plumbing can help you decide which option is best for your home or business.
