Hot Water – Electrical
Storage Hot
Water Systems
- Fully licensed and qualified plumbers
- Lifetime workmanship guarantee
- 100% service satisfaction guarantee
- Free call out
Hot Water
Installation
Instant
Hot Water
Hot Water
Repairs
Hot Water
Maintenance
Electrical Storage Hot Water Systems comes in many different models and capacities. Essentially, this is a well-insulated tank, or a boiler designed to store hot water. Generally, domestic hot water storage tanks store water ready to be boiled when demanded. Some systems can only be used to store hot water.
4.9/5 Star 1800+ Reviews
5/5 Star 1066+ Reviews
5/5 Star 40+ Reviews
5/5 Star 25+ Review
Most hot water tanks have a thermostat built in to set the water temperature. As the water gains more pressure while being heated, a temperature and pressure valve, and an overflow pipe allows excess water to leak out. This way the tank will not be damaged from excessive pressure.
Schedule an appointment with
one of our specialists today.
Most tanks are made with mild steel and is not entirely waterproof. This means any exposed steel can still be corroded so a sacrificial anode is installed in these tanks.
Sacrificial anode refers to an aluminium/magnesium wrapped steel core wire which will corrode in place of the tank – hence ‘sacrificial’. However, once the rod is entirely corroded, other steels parts of the tank will start to rust. The sacrificial anode is replaced every 5 years to prevent major tank faults.
Designed to withstand weather and other environmental impacts to prevent corrosion which also means it does not have a sacrificial anode to deal with corrosion concerns. Generally, this means stainless steel tanks are more expensive than mild steel ones.
Schedule an appointment with
one of our specialists today.
Excellence
based on 900+ reviews
Call us on 8061 5023 and speak to our friendly team, or request an appotiment through our online booking form.
We’ll send a qualified technicians to your home or workplace to assess the problem and give you the options on what is involved from a basic service, a repair or a replacement which comes in different brands.
We'll fix your hot water system. On your authorisation of the quote, we can get your hot water up and running right away. Our trucks are fully stocker, with a large range of spare parts, saving you important time.
Give us the thumbs up, we want you to be 100% satisfied and spread the work with your neighbours.
Schedule an appointment with
one of our specialists today.
Licensed, insured
techs for your protection
Inhouse train techns,
we don't use contractor
Upfront & honest
installation quotes
After care, Lifetime
workmanship warranty
We go the extra mile & focus
on the small details
100% Satisfaction, or we'll be back to make it right!
Super saver
$150
off any hot water system
Regardless of which hot water system you invested in, tankless or storage – it is a big investment that you’d want to take good care of so it lasts 8-12 years in your home.
Plus, no one wants to run out of hot water in the middle of a shower especially during winter. So, here are some helpful tips to make sure that doesn’t happen.
Surely, you’ve heard the saying “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. This basically refers to not bothering something that is working on something that is working ‘just fine’. However, this philosophy doesn’t apply to mechanical and electrical appliances that can actually breakdown – like your hot water systems.
Hot water systems when left alone for too long with minor issues may need major repairs or even a replacement in the long run. Generally, it is wise to check on your electrical appliances on a monthly basis. It would only take you 5-10 minutes to inspect each appliance. For your hot water system, check the unit from top to bottom and look for any leakage, cracks, rust or other physical signs of concern.
Every 6 months, you need to make sure that your system’s pressure valve is still working well. This is designed to relief any excess pressure within the hot water system. Depending on the type of system you have, each check is slightly different so make sure you locate and understand the tank’s manual before proceeding with this task.
If you are not confident with this task, schedule in a routine maintenance with your plumber and while they are on-site they will be able to demonstrate this procedure to you.
If you are going to be away for a long period of time (over a week), make sure you turn off your hot water system. This way, you won’t need to come back from your holiday with a surprise from your energy bill! While you are away, the hot water system will continue to heat water although no one is home to enjoy the hot water. So make sure this is part of your checklist before you rush to the airport.
The traditional showerheads that are installed in most homes uses around 15-25 litres per minute. Whereas a water saving showerhead (WELS rated) uses between 6 to 9 litres per minute without restricting the water flow. This means a water efficient showerhead can save you more than 63 litres of water for a 7-minute shower.
Hot water tanks only need a temperature of 60° to maintain healthy hot water to limit the growth of microorganisms in your tank. During your next maintenance, ask your electrician/plumber to check the temperature is nothing higher than 60° and your wallet will thank you for reducing the hot water running costs.
If you have never scheduled a maintenance for your hot water tank and it is over 5 years old, chances are you may be looking at some major damage. Is there any rust around your water tank? That’s because the sacrificial anode – the metal rod built into the middle of the water tank with the purpose of drawing minerals to itself so it can rust instead of the tank. Replacing your sacrificial anode regularly (every 5 years) will make sure your tank’s life extend by another 5-10 years.
Schedule an appointment with
one of our specialists today.
© 2014 – 2024 All Rights Reserved. Alliance Service Group Pty Ltd t/a Alliance Climate Control Lic No. 271472C.
