
A functioning hot water system is essential for any home or business. But what should you do when it starts acting up? Here’s how to decide whether to repair or replace:
When to Repair
Minor Issues: If the problem is a leaking valve, sediment buildup, or a faulty thermostat, repairs are usually quick and cost-effective.
Age of System: If your system is less than 10 years old and has been well-maintained, repairs are often a better choice.
When to Replace
Frequent Repairs: If you’re constantly calling a plumber, a replacement may be more economical in the long run.
Old Age: Most hot water systems last 10-15 years. Beyond this, efficiency drops, and the risk of failure increases.
Upgrading to Energy Efficiency: Modern systems are more energy-efficient, which can save you money on utility bills.
Consulting a plumbing expert can help you make the right decision based on your system’s condition and your budget. Contact Mitchell Plumbing Co. at 0483 939 979 for professional advice today!
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