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If you purchase or plan on purchasing a water heater from Home Depot, you’ll find the installation to be more expensive than the water heater itself! In addition, you will be hiring a company who doesn’t specialize in water heaters. Sure they’re plumbers, but that doesn’t mean they no all the ins and outs of …

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We have straightened out our share of do it yourself water heater installations. A few of those are fellow plumbers who do not specialize in water heater installation. When we do our installs, we make sure everything is to code. Making sure the water heater is hardwired (eliminating the plug in style, like a dryer …

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All Pro Water Heaters has recently expanded into Collier County. Naples, Bonita Springs and Estero has a lot to offer and it’s exciting for us to be a part of it. We maintain 5 star ratings with all of our customers. We specialize in electric hot water heaters. We strive to continue to provide top …

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Here’s a few more customers we recently added! This is a customer living in North Port, who decided the AO Smith Hybrid was the way to go. Very efficient water heater!

Connie decided to go with a Bradford White water heater installed up on a stand. We have a Pan to take the water in close to the front of the garage in case of a leak.

Our customers in Port Charlotte decided to go with a lifetime warranty stainless steel water heater.

Yesterday I installed 3 water heaters, one in Matlacha, the other 2 in Port Charlotte and North Port. The one in Matlacha was a warranty job thru Home Depot. His GE water heater only lasted 3 years. That’s why it’s best to get a water heater thru a licensed plumber. We are able to get …

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Joe of Cape Coral decided to go with a Rheem Water Heater from All Pro Water Heaters. The Rheem Water Heater that you receive from All Pro Water Heaters is of higher quality than Rheem from Home Depot.

The purpose of having an expansion tank is to provide relief on a plumbing system that is closed. If you have a dual check valve or some sort of back flow prevention device, this gives you a closed system. As water heats, it expands, as it expands, it creates more pressure in your plumbing system. …

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If you find your water heater has sprung a leak, the first thing to do is shut the power off to the water heater at the breaker box. It should be labeled, if not you’ll look for either a double 20, 25, or 30 amp breaker. These are the most common sizes. Some water heaters have a …

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