Water Heater Services in Northside
Water heaters are more than just appliances. They are crucial in delivering the comfort and convenience that greatly enhance our daily lives. At Horizon Air Solutions, we understand the importance of having a dependable water heater in your home.
Our expert team is equipped with extensive knowledge and the latest technology to provide expert water heater services in Northside and the surrounding areas. We aim to ensure that our clients benefit from the consistent and reliable performance of their water heating systems.
Call us at (346) 988-2977 or contact us onlineto book an appointment.
Our Services
Horizon Air Solutions provides solutions to ensure your water heater functions safely while contributing to your home's overall comfort and well-being. Our services include:
Installation
- Customized installation. We provide personalized installation services, selecting the best water heater model for your home's needs and budget.
- Professional setup. Our experienced technicians ensure a seamless installation process while adhering to all safety and industry standards.
- Energy-efficient solutions. We focus on installing energy-efficient water heaters that contribute to lower utility bills.
Repair
- Prompt and efficient repairs. Our team is equipped to handle various repair needs from minor fixes to major overhauls.
- Diagnostic expertise. We employ advanced diagnostic techniques to identify issues and accurately implement effective solutions.
- 24/7 emergency response. We understand that water heater problems can arise anytime, so we offer around-the-clock emergency repair services.
Maintenance
- Regular maintenance checks. We offer regular maintenance services to prolong the life of your water heater and maintain its efficiency.
- Preventive care. Our maintenance program includes inspections, cleaning, and adjustments to prevent future breakdowns and ensure optimal performance.
- Safety inspections. We conduct thorough safety inspections to ensure your water heater operates safely and up to code.
Our team is trained in the latest water heater technologies and customer service best practices. We ensure that you receive not just a service but a comprehensive home comfort solution.
How Long Does a Typical Water Heater Last?
Generally, a typical water heater lasts between 8 to 12 years. However, this duration can vary based on several factors. Recognizing these factors can help you gauge the potential longevity of your water heater and plan for maintenance or replacement as needed.
Factors that dictate the lifespan of your water heater include:
- Type of water heater
- Quality of initial installation
- Regularity of maintenance
- Local water quality
- Frequency of usage
- Thermostat settings
- Promptness of repairs
- Insulation and protective measures
- Environmental conditions
- Anode rod replacement frequency
- Upgrades and retrofitting
- Adequate ventilation
Regular check-ups and maintenance by Horizon Air Solutions’ professionals are crucial to maximizing the lifespan of your water heater.
Expertise in Action
Our team of highly skilled technicians is well-versed in all types of water heaters and remains up to date with the latest industry advancements. We aim to provide the most efficient and effective solutions to our customers.
Our dedication to quality service and attention to detail is evident from initial consultation to final installation or repair. We pride ourselves on transparent communication, competitive pricing, and flexible financing options. With us, you're getting a service provider that values integrity and provides energy-efficient solutions.
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Rising Above the Rest: Read Reviews from Those We've Helped
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"Very Professional!"Very professional friendly to talk to and convinced me kindly to purchase.- Rodrigo G.
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"Great Experience!"It has been a great experience, this is what I have been looking for, professional people, willing to assist me whenever I require, the best quality of the product and the best service.- Ana V.
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"A+ Company!"The service was above and beyond completely professional knowledge able and affordable.- Victor M.
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"Highly Recommend!"I am very pleased with the results. All the staff were very professional.- Robert S.
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"Definitely Recommend!"Thank you Javier and Jorge. I would definitely recommend this company for all of your HVAC needs.- Brittany H.
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"Fantastic Experience!"My entire experience with Horizon Air Solutions was fantastic from the very first conversation.- Jared P.
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"Highly Recommend!"Then they provided me great service and quick installation along with a follow-up call to boot. Highly recommend!- Shannon D.
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"Amazing Experience!"I’ve had an amazing experience with horizon air. They came out and install my a/c unit in only a day!!- Drica H.
Commonly Asked Questions
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 346-988-2977 today!
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How do I know when it's time to replace my furnace?
Without maintenance, your HVAC system will last about 10 years. If you’ve recently had two or more repairs to your furnace, boiler, or heat pump, it’s time to replace your heating system. A heating unit is a big financial investment. Fall furnace maintenance saves money by keeping your system running more efficiently for longer.
The winter storm of 2021 is proof that we should keep our heating systems in good condition!
If you have questions about heating system maintenance, call (346) 988-2977 or contact Horizon Air Solutions.
If your AC breaks and it’s more than 90 degrees outside, that’s an emergency. If your boiler, furnace, or heating system breaks and it’s 40 degrees or below, that’s an emergency too.
Signs to look for include:
- Air blows cool when you need warm air.
- HVAC system won’t turn on.
- If your heating unit turns on and off, this is called short-cycling, and it’s an emergency in minus 40-degree weather.
- Noises (clicking, clunking) can indicate an emergency.
- Odd smell — if it’s the odor of burning plastic/electronics, don’t delay. If you smell gas, call your utility company, then call us ASAP.
- Puddles or drips under your heating unit can be a frozen coil or refrigerant leak.
- You suspect you have a furnace carbon monoxide leak:
- Brown/yellow stains around the pilot light area of the unit.
- Pilot light keeps blowing out.
- You notice a gas-like exhaust smell.
If you didn’t schedule fall heating maintenance, it’s not uncommon to smell burning dust the first time you turn on your heating unit. Odors you should be concerned about are:
- Burning plastic/electrical: Turn off your heating system immediately and call Horizon Air for emergency heating repair.
- Chemical/formaldehyde: A crack in the heat exchanger can cause this odor; it’s an emergency.
- Lingering odors: We have several solutions for “bad air.” The overwhelming smell of cooking grease, cigarette smoke, or pet urine isn’t an emergency, but it isn’t healthy, either. Schedule an indoor air quality assessment.
- Metallic: A heating unit component may be overheating. Turn the unit off and call us.
- Mold/mildew or “dirty socks”: This is not an emergency, but it’s a health risk. Schedule an HVAC inspection.
- Rotten eggs: This may indicate a gas leak. Turn off your heating unit, open windows, and call your utility company. Then call Horizon Air.
- Sewage: This is dangerous. It means a sewage line is leaking into some area of your heating system. Call us, but we may advise you to call a plumber before scheduling an emergency repair.
- Smoke: Turn off your heating system and call us ASAP.
Without maintenance, your HVAC system will last about 10 years. If you’ve recently had two or more repairs to your furnace, boiler, or heat pump, it’s time to replace your heating system. A heating unit is a big financial investment. Fall furnace maintenance saves money by keeping your system running more efficiently for longer.
The winter storm of 2021 is proof that we should keep our heating systems in good condition!
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Why is there a weird smell coming from my heat vents?
If you didn’t schedule fall heating maintenance, it’s not uncommon to smell burning dust the first time you turn on your heating unit. Odors you should be concerned about are:
- Burning plastic/electrical: Turn off your heating system immediately and call Horizon Air for emergency heating repair.
- Chemical/formaldehyde: A crack in the heat exchanger can cause this odor; it’s an emergency.
- Lingering odors: We have several solutions for “bad air.” The overwhelming smell of cooking grease, cigarette smoke, or pet urine isn’t an emergency, but it isn’t healthy, either. Schedule an indoor air quality assessment.
- Metallic: A heating unit component may be overheating. Turn the unit off and call us.
- Mold/mildew or “dirty socks”: This is not an emergency, but it’s a health risk. Schedule an HVAC inspection.
- Rotten eggs: This may indicate a gas leak. Turn off your heating unit, open windows, and call your utility company. Then call Horizon Air.
- Sewage: This is dangerous. It means a sewage line is leaking into some area of your heating system. Call us, but we may advise you to call a plumber before scheduling an emergency repair.
- Smoke: Turn off your heating system and call us ASAP.
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How do I know when a repair is an emergency?
If your AC breaks and it’s more than 90 degrees outside, that’s an emergency. If your boiler, furnace, or heating system breaks and it’s 40 degrees or below, that’s an emergency too.
Signs to look for include:
- Air blows cool when you need warm air.
- HVAC system won’t turn on.
- If your heating unit turns on and off, this is called short-cycling, and it’s an emergency in minus 40-degree weather.
- Noises (clicking, clunking) can indicate an emergency.
- Odd smell — if it’s the odor of burning plastic/electronics, don’t delay. If you smell gas, call your utility company, then call us ASAP.
- Puddles or drips under your heating unit can be a frozen coil or refrigerant leak.
- You suspect you have a furnace carbon monoxide leak:
- Brown/yellow stains around the pilot light area of the unit.
- Pilot light keeps blowing out.
- You notice a gas-like exhaust smell.