Time to replace your water heater? 🕒
 

Time to replace your water heater? 🕒

Villages Residents Special Pricing:

40 gallon Electric water heater (Installed $875.00)
40 gallon natural gas heater (Installed $1575.00) **TECO Rebates available! We will submit the rebate for you!

Installation includes: pan to fit, expansion tank, and haul away of your old heater

Mention Talk of The Villages and get 10% OFF!

Give us a call OR Comment on this thread if interested and we will reach out to you!

Pro Plus Plumbing LLC -
Family Owned and Operated - Serving The Villages for over 20 years

(352)427-0337

You can also text us at the number above!

In the past replaced when it started leaking.

What brand of Electric water heater do you install?

And gas?

I was going to ask the same question, we are about due for a new heater and the price is good depending on the brand of heater.

These prices seem high. Anyone out here change their water heater at a lower cost, and with which contractor?

At my last residents could get water heaters with 12 year warranty not pro rated, if it failed got free replacement(2013), evidently they don’t make them like they use too? I was on well water, I usually got free replacement around 8 to 10 year mark.

I’m having hard time figuring why water heater on city water (must be the swamp water down here?) won’t last more than 10 years. The one in my current village home was 18 years old (original heater installed). I replaced it for insurance purposes. I wonder when my ceiling fans or light switches have to be replaced for insurance? Normal water heater prices now run around 500 to 700 bucks.

If your light switch fails, you walk around in the dark.
If your hot water heater fails, you have a flood with water damage.
If the water heater failure is limited to gas/electric breaking down, WAIT, the risk is tank failure.

How about the cost of a tankless water heater? I am putting in a pool/spa and have a soaking tub and thought we should go the tankless route. Existing water heater is on the opposite side of the wall where the tankless will go plus we could use the sq ft in the garage. We have a company lined up to install the gas lines to the new spa heater and to an outdoor kitchen and the line goes right past where the new tankless will go. they will put the line to the new unit.