Just like your car, your water heater needs regular servicing to ensure it’s running efficiently and prolong it’s life. Every five years, it’s recommended to have your water heater professionally inspected and maintained. This routine check-up ensures your system continues to operate safely, efficiently, and reliably for years to come.
Our qualified hot water technicians often discover hidden issues during these services. Catching problems early can prevent unexpected breakdowns and save you from costly repairs down the track.
Servicing can extend the lifespan of your water heater.
A simple 30–45 minute service by a licensed plumber can extend the lifespan of your hot water system significantly.
- Maintain consistent hot water performance
- Improve energy efficiency
- Reduce the risk of leaks and corrosion
- Identify worn or failing components before they cause damage
- Protecting your investment
Your water heater is an expensive appliance and this valuable investment should be protected. Many manufacturers require proof of professional servicing every five years to keep your warranty valid. Skipping this important step could mean footing the bill for repairs or replacements that would otherwise be covered.
Don’t risk voiding your warranty.
Call the professionals (i.e. Cheapa Hot Water).
Hot water systems are a major household investment, so don’t leave servicing to chance. Choosing a licensed and experienced technician ensures your unit is properly cared for and meets all warranty conditions. Our team is qualified to install and service all major brands and models, and we know exactly what to look for to keep your system running smoothly.
BOOK A WATER HEATER SERVICE
Whether it’s been five years or longer since your last check-up, now’s the time to schedule a professional service. We’re authorised service agents for all leading hot water system manufacturers and provide fast, reliable support across the region.
Call today or book online for peace of mind and dependable hot water—every day.
John Graham
Cheapa Hot Water