What people ask before they hire a water heater plumber

The license number is in the footer of every page, with the board that issued it. You can look it up with the board.

It depends on the people and baths in the house and on how they use hot water. The home page has a sizing picker, and the visit confirms it.

A tank is simpler and easier to repair. A tankless heats as you use it, but needs the right gas line and vent. In Fargo we size either one for January water.

The visit looks at the heater, the vent, the gas line or circuit and the way in. It has a fee, and the fee comes off the job if you hire us. The pricing page has the details.

Yes. We give you the after-hours rate on the phone, before anyone is sent.

Yes, in writing. If we find something new when the old heater comes out, we stop and ask before we add to it.

A tank swap is usually a morning. A tankless install or a change of fuel takes longer, and we tell you before we begin.

Where your city asks for one, we pull it, and it is its own line on the estimate.

If the tank is sound and the part is small, repair. If the tank itself leaks, or it is old and has failed twice, we say replace and show you why.

Fargo-area water runs hard. It leaves scale in tanks and tankless heaters. A flush, and sometimes a softener, keeps it in check.

A water heater swap does not touch the pipes in your walls. If we see corroded or leaking pipes near the heater, we show you and tell you what we saw.

Weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday morning, in Cass County, North Dakota. The service area page lists the towns.