Do you have an older heater that is on the verge of breaking down? You have several options at your disposal. If the problem is beyond repair, you may need to consider a full unit replacement. Today’s newest heaters are more energy efficient and provide several years of reliable service. Contact Raleigh Plumbing Pros to work with your local Raleigh, NC heating installation and replacement team. We are dedicated to quality results and will make sure your new heater is installed according to code.

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If internal components of the heater are starting to show signs of rust, the heater will need to be replaced. The intense heat of the system can often cause certain components to corrode and rust, and if your system is experiencing this problem we recommend a complete replacement.

Another sign that your heater is ready for a replacement is if your energy bill starts to increase. As the heater ages, it also becomes less energy efficient. This is especially true when compared to the higher efficiency rates of modern heater systems. Replacement is a more cost-effective option if you are looking to save more in the long run.

Do you have a heater that is releasing unusual smells or sounds? Older systems can create hazardous fumes. If this is the case, contact us for immediate service.

All of our heating experts are up to date on the latest safety codes and will make sure your new system is installed properly. We can also identify potential problems before they strike. When issues arise, we will solve them on the spot so you can enjoy your new heater without interruptions. This also reduces the risk of the heater breaking down later on.

The most effective way to save on heating costs is to make sure your heater is maintained on a regular basis. Older, more inefficient heaters often waste as much as 75 percent of energy consumed. Modern heater systems feature high energy efficiency; in some cases, as high as 97 percent efficient. Replacing an older heater is often more cost-effective in terms of long term efficiency. The cost of a new installation will pay off in the long run in the form of high energy savings.