Water Heaters in West Palm Beach, FL
EDC Plumbing installs and replaces water heaters for homes and businesses in West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens and across Palm Beach County: tank and tankless, sized right for the building and installed by a Florida certified plumbing contractor.
Hot Water, Done Right
Whether it is a heater that quit this morning or one that has been rumbling for a year, EDC Plumbing can help you get the hot water right. We size the new heater for your home or place of business, install it to code, and haul the old one away. Tank or tankless, we will talk you through which one fits your building and your budget.
What Is Included
- A water heater sized for your home or place of business
- Tank and tankless options, talked through before you decide
- Installation to Florida code, with permits where required
- Haul away and disposal of your old water heater
How It Works
- Call or text us, or send the contact form, and tell us what is happening with your hot water.
- We look at your home or business and recommend the right heater.
- We install the new heater and haul the old one away, ready for your next shower.
Service Area
Based in West Palm Beach, we install water heaters across Palm Beach County, including Palm Beach Gardens and Lake Worth Beach. Call or text (561) 667-2954.
Water Heater Questions
Call or text us as soon as you notice the problem. A leaking heater or a total loss of hot water is urgent, and we will tell you honestly on the phone when we can get to you. Most standard tank replacements are a single visit: shut off, drain, swap, fill, and check for leaks before we leave.
It depends on your building and how your household or business uses hot water. A tank heater costs less up front and is a straight swap in most homes. A tankless heater costs more, heats water only when you need it, and can serve long showers back to back without running cold. We install both, so we will recommend the one that fits your property and your budget, not the one that pays us more.
Rust colored water, rumbling or popping sounds from the tank, water pooling at the base, and hot water that does not last as long as it used to. In South Florida, most tank heaters last about 8 to 12 years. If yours is in that range and showing any of these signs, replacing it on your schedule beats replacing it on the heater's schedule, after it leaks.
Yes. Restaurants, salons, medical offices and other businesses across Palm Beach County depend on hot water every day they are open. We install and replace commercial water heaters as well as residential ones, and we will plan the work around your hours so your doors can stay open.
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No Hot Water? Do Not Wait.
Talk to a licensed plumbing contractor about a water heater for your home or business. Call or text: (561) 667-2954.