Water Heater Installation
Hot Water, Without the Hassle
Whether you’re upgrading your old tank or switching to a modern tankless system, we make water heater installation simple. We install and service trusted brands like Bradford White, Rinnai, Rheem, and State, and we’re proud to be factory-authorized for warranty work on Bradford White and Rinnai models. From helping you choose the right size to handling the final hookup, we’re here to make sure you’ve got hot water when you need it.
Install, Replace, or Repair
Tank and Tankless Water Heaters
Tank-style water heaters
We install and service top brands including Bradford White, State, A.O. Smith, American, and Rheem
Tankless water heaters
For space-saving, energy-efficient hot water, we install brands like Rinnai, Noritz, Takagi, and Bosch
Authorized warranty service
We’re a certified warranty service provider for Bradford White and Rinnai models and stock replacement parts
Repairs and replacements
From anode rod swaps to full system upgrades, we’ll help you extend the life of your current setup or replace it when the time comes
Sizing help and recommendations
Not sure what size or type you need? We’ll help you compare your options and make a smart decision
Built for Local Homes
In Cedar City and Southern Utah, hard water is a constant. We recommend water heaters built to handle mineral buildup and can install inline filters or softeners to help protect your system. We also consider elevation, usage patterns, and space—especially in homes with limited utility closet access or outdoor installs. Whether you’re in a newer development or an older home with tight plumbing, we’ll find the right fit for your space.
Real Support Beyond the Install
Factory-Authorized, Locally Trusted
We’re not just installers—we’re factory-authorized partners for Bradford White and Rinnai, which means we can handle warranty service, source genuine parts quickly, and provide ongoing support after the install. We also keep replacement parts in stock, so if something breaks down, you won’t be stuck waiting for shipping delays. Whether it’s a leak, a sensor issue, or just lukewarm water, we’ll get it back on track fast.
Questions About Water Heaters
How do I know when it’s time to replace my water heater?
Most tank water heaters last between 8–12 years, depending on the model and maintenance. If yours is leaking, not producing consistent hot water, or making strange noises, it may be time for a replacement. Frequent repairs or rusty water can also be signs it’s near the end. We’re happy to take a look and help you decide whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
What’s the difference between tank and tankless water heaters?
Tank heaters store and constantly heat a set amount of water—usually 40 to 50 gallons. Tankless heaters, like those from Rinnai, only heat water when you need it, which can save energy and space. Tankless models are a great fit for households with high usage or limited storage, but they typically cost more upfront. We’ll help you weigh the pros and cons based on your home and routine.
Can I upgrade my home to a tankless water heater?
Yes, in most cases we can install a tankless water heater—even if your current setup is tank-style. We’ll evaluate your gas line, venting, and water usage to determine what’s needed for the switch. Some upgrades may require additional work, but we’ll walk you through the process and pricing before we get started. Tankless systems can be a smart long-term upgrade if you’re planning to stay in your home.
Do you carry parts for Bradford White and Rinnai heaters?
We do. We stock common warranty replacement parts for both Bradford White and Rinnai models, so we can often repair problems without long delays. Since we’re a factory-authorized service provider, you’ll get genuine parts and proper support if anything goes wrong under warranty. This saves you time and gives you peace of mind.
How long does water heater installation take?
In most cases, we can remove your old unit and install the new one in a single day. The timeline depends on the complexity—switching to a tankless system or relocating a unit may take longer. We’ll always give you a clear idea of the time and scope before we begin. Once it’s installed, we’ll test it thoroughly and make sure you know how to operate it safely.
