Commercial Water Heater Services
Your commercial water heater is an essential component of your building, from cooking and cleaning to space heating, dependability is imperative. If your commercial water heater is beyond repairs our highly trained technicians will go over all your options and help you choose the right unit based on your business needs
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Commercial Water Heater Installation, Repair & Maintenance
In an office building, hotel or apartment building, the hot water system must be sufficient to meet the needs of hundreds, if not thousands, of people. These situations require the services of experienced and knowledgeable plumbers like True Tech who understand the challenges of Utah commercial water heater installation and repair. We service, install and repair complete commercial line of gas and electric hot water heaters for commercial applications.
Whether you are looking for the right type of water heater for a new construction or you’re replacing an old water heater, there will be several considerations to make as you decide which model will be the most cost effective. At True Tech Mechanical, Inc., our local Utah water heater installation and replacement experts can handle all types of water heaters, including the following:
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High–efficiency Tank Water Heaters
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Tankless Water Heaters
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Solar Water Heaters
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Hybrid Water Heaters
WATER HEATER REPAIR & MAINTENANCE
If you own a business in the Northern Utah area, commercial water heater repair and maintenance with True Tech is an effective way to ensure dependable performance for the life of your system. Routine maintenance for any style of water heater is an easy way to ensure that your water heater will provide enough hot water any time you are running a plumbing appliance.
When you schedule a maintenance visit, our technicians will do the following:
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Remove sediment in tank water heaters.
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Inspect the unit for damages, corrosion, or leaks.
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Test the thermometer and the efficiency levels.
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Make any needed repairs or adjustments.
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Locating the water shut off valve, pressure release valve, and water drain
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Refilling the tank
WATER HEATER SAFETY TIPS
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Check the enclosure for paper or dust and get them removed as soon as possible.
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The pilot light should be extinguished before anything inflammable is used near the water heaters.
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Check the water heaters for any cracks or breaks that could enable deadly gas leaks.
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Always Arrange for Regular Maintenance to for gas leaks or broken heating elements, as well as checking on all the various safety systems.
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Install an automatic gas shut off valve which will decrease the gas flow if there is a movement in the ground, such as tremors or earthquakes.
We service, repair and install commercial water heaters in all of Northern Utah with a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee and have excellent references from respected businesses throughout the Wasatch Front region.
Commercial Water Heater FAQs
How long do commercial water heaters typically last?
Commercial water heaters typically last between 10 and 15 years, although lifespan varies based on the type of system, water quality, usage, installation, and maintenance. Regular inspections and maintenance can help extend the life of a commercial water heater and identify problems before they cause a system failure.
What are the signs a commercial water heater needs to be replaced?
Common signs include inconsistent water temperatures, insufficient hot water, leaks, corrosion, unusual noises, rising energy costs, and frequent repairs. If an older commercial water heater is becoming unreliable, replacement may be more cost-effective than continued repairs.
What size water heater does a commercial building need?
Commercial water heater sizing depends on the building’s hot water demand, number and type of fixtures, peak usage periods, recovery requirements, and type of business. A commercial plumber can calculate demand and recommend a properly sized system.
What causes a commercial water heater to stop producing hot water?
Possible causes include failed heating elements or burners, thermostat problems, sediment buildup, ignition issues, damaged controls, or other mechanical failures. A professional inspection can determine whether the water heater can be repaired or needs replacement.
How often should a commercial water heater be serviced?
Most commercial water heaters benefit from at least annual professional maintenance, although high-demand systems may require more frequent attention. Maintenance can include checking controls and connections, inspecting for leaks or corrosion, and removing sediment when appropriate.
TRUE TECH MECHANICAL
& COMMERCIAL PLUMBING, INC.
86 S 1250 W
CENTERVILLE, UT, 84014
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