Fast, on-site Water Heater Repairs in the Omaha and Council Bluffs Area - call right now.
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ServiceOne offers trusted service on all Water Heater brands, including Bradford White, State, Rheem, GE, and AO Smith. Our service vans are fully stocked so we can often complete your water heater repair in one appointment. If your unit can't be repaired, we'll provide you with a FREE ESTIMATE to replace it. ServiceOne is locally owned and operated, our parts and labor are guaranteed and we stand behind our water heater repairs 100%.
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ServiceOne offers:
- 24HR Emergency Service
- Flexible Scheduling
- Bonded, insured & licensed
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- Background checks & drug testing
- Our service and parts are guaranteed.
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"We love ServiceOne! The technicians are great and they explain things in a way that we both can understand." Wayne B. Omaha
"We have always relied on their fast and dependable service and highly recommend ServiceOne." Rex & Julie W.
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"Do-It-Yourself" Quick Water Heater Troubleshooting
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What's the symptom?
- Thermostat could be set too low.
- Lower inlet water temperatures at winter time, 45 to 50 degrees in winter, 65 to 70 degrees in summer.
- May need to stagger high usage times further apart. (Laundry, showers, baths, dishwasher)
- Limit showers to less than 10 min.
- If leaking from top or bottom, shut off water to heater or house and set thermostat to vacation and call for service.
- If electric, turn breaker off and call for service.
- Leaking from valve is REPAIRABLE, call for service.
Call your local gas supplier to identify leak.
- Rumbling/crackling/popping noises are caused by mineral buildup.
- Symptoms often include a popping of water trapped under lime deposits or sizzling of water trapped next to elements, boiling it to steam.
- Crackling/gurgling/popping noises in a water heater less than 6-months-old may be caused by a chemical reaction on the water condition, known as aluminum hydroxide. Aluminum hydroxide looks like "jelly beads" or a green/blue/gray gel substance in heater drainage or aerators.
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