Mississauga, Ontario
E-mail us: info@plumbingcare.ca
24 Hour Service - 7 Days a Week
Restoring heating performance without unnecessary equipment replacements. We diagnose and resolve faulty thermocouples, burnt electric heating elements, malfunctioning gas control valves, noisy sediment buildup, and leaking temperature-and-pressure (T&P) relief valves to extend the lifespan of your existing unit.
Endless continuous hot water and lower monthly utility costs. Free up valuable basement floor space and cut energy waste. On-demand tankless units heat water only when an open tap calls for it, delivering virtually limitless hot water while qualifying for high-efficiency rebate programs across Ontario.
Dependable, high-volume capacity for active family routines. We supply and install top-rated atmospheric and power-vented gas or electric storage tanks (40 to 60+ gallons). Every installation includes code-mandated thermal expansion tanks, brass drain valves, and durable copper connections.
High-capacity reliability for restaurants, fitness clubs, and multi-tenant buildings. We design and service heavy-duty commercial water heating systems, circulation loop pumps, and storage systems engineered to meet the continuous demands of commercial facilities.
Failing upper or lower electric heating elements or broken internal dip tubes allow cold incoming water to mix prematurely with hot water.
Brown or metallic-smelling water often indicates that the internal sacrificial anode rod has depleted, allowing the steel tank lining to corrode.
Thick layers of hard-water mineral scale trap boiling water beneath the tank bottom, creating popping sounds and reducing heat transfer efficiency.
Puddles around your water heater frequently signal an internal tank fracture or failing pipe connection, requiring prompt attention to avoid basement flooding.
Water heaters usually show clear signs before failing completely. Lukewarm water during showers, sudden temperature swings, or strange popping noises from the tank usually point to heavy sediment buildup or failing electrical elements.
Rusty hot water or pooling water beneath the unit requires urgent attention. Moisture around the base usually indicates an internal tank fracture. Catching these warning signs early helps you avoid sudden basement flooding and costly water damage.
We flush tank reservoirs under pressure to purge calcium, lime, and sediment deposits that insulate burners and accelerate premature tank failure.
Our plumbers inspect the internal magnesium or aluminum anode rod, replacing it before corrosive water attacks the tank's steel inner walls.
We test the safety T&P valve mechanism and evaluate gas burner manifold pressure to ensure clean, safe combustion.
We inspect exhaust pipes and venting cowls to guarantee dangerous carbon monoxide byproduct vents safely outside your property.
