Is your current water heater on its last legs? Then the time has come to purchase a new hot water system. But before you go out and buy the same model and type as your current system, consider your options. Nowadays, with so many water-heating options available, you would be wise to take your time when selecting a new hot water system.
Before you settle on a choice, consider the following factors.
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Many homeowners don't pay attention to their hot water system until they can no longer get any hot water. A hot water system that's over ten years should be replaced whether or not it's still supplying hot water. The following are some other tell-tale signs that you need to buy a new water heater.
Brown Water
If you notice that your hot water is brownish, your heater may be corroding from the inside.
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Hot water is a necessity in every modern building, but what is less certain is just how you choose to heat your water. There are three main options: electric, gas and solar-powered hot water heaters. Before you set your mind on any one of these, you should at least give the others a brief look over to see if they match your needs or financial situation better. Who knows, you might just find out something you never knew before that changes your opinion completely.
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There is an enormous amount of water being transported through water pipes on a daily basis. This number increases for each additional person residing inside the home or building. Even a crack as small as 2mm can lead to water loss of up to 800 litres a day. This not only increases the water bill but can also cause significant property damage. Plumbers specialising in water leak detection use a range of professional equipment and techniques to accurately identify the location of any leaks and have them fixed in no time.
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In most Australians homes, water heating systems are the second biggest energy consumers, out of all other household appliances. This investment mostly serves to improve the comfort and welfare of a house's inhabitants. However, hot water systems have also been found to have an array of health benefits for its users. From sore muscle relief to improved blood circulation, hot showers can make you feel better psychologically and physically. Therefore, it is no surprise that many Australians are switching to systems of continuous provision.
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