6 Early Signs of Water Heater Failure
If you run a commercial building, just thinking about a “no hot water” situation might make you panic. After all, you need hot water to run your business. Remember: your commercial water heater is a mechanical piece of equipment. So it’s not a matter of if your water heater will fail—it’s a matter of when.
You can stay ahead of the game by recognizing the visual and auditory signs that your water heater is about to fail. These signs indicate your water heater might be on its last legs—so if you’re experiencing these symptoms, it’s time to get your commercial water heater checked out by a trained water heater technician.
Look for these early signs of water heater failure—and learn what to do when your commercial water heater is acting up. Read on!
Why Would Anyone Rent a Water Heater?
Commercial water equipment is pricey! It can be much more so than the residential heaters found at hardware stores. Renting can be a wonderful solution to this. Renting alleviates the upfront cost of equipment and often install too—and replacement is included when the equipment fails.
But renting also includes ongoing service coverage on that equipment. And for businesses that depend on hot water to stay in operation, that ongoing service coverage is crucial, because their livelihood depends on having hot water available exactly when they need it. Unfortunately, a water heater will typically break down at the worst time: when it’s in high demand and stressed from constant use.