Water Heater Repair

No hot water, rusty water, or a puddle under the tank means your water heater needs help. Bluewater Plumbing Co. repairs water heaters in Miami. Some issues are a quick fix, but a leaking tank usually means it is time to replace.

No hot water often comes from a tripped breaker or a dead pilot

An electric heater with no hot water often has a tripped breaker or a burned-out heating element. A gas heater may have a pilot light that went out. These are common and often repairable. We handle these calls for homes across Miami.

Rusty or smelly hot water points to rust inside the tank

Brown or rusty hot water usually means the inside of the tank is rusting or the anode rod is worn out. A rotten egg smell in hot water points to the same parts. Once rust starts inside the tank, repair options get limited.

Rumbling and popping sounds mean sediment built up at the bottom

Popping or rumbling from the tank means hard water sediment has settled on the bottom. Hard water is common in Miami, so this buildup happens here a lot. Flushing the tank can help if it is caught early.

A puddle under the tank usually means repair time is over

Water pooling under the tank itself, not the fittings, means the tank has rusted through. A leaking tank cannot be patched. At that point, replacing it is the only safe fix, and our water heater installation team can take over. We replace units for homes in nearby Miami neighborhoods.

Bluewater Plumbing Co. is licensed and insured.