Frequent Breakdowns and Repairs
Both electric and gas water heaters tend to experience problems like foul odor in the water, leaks, and inadequate heating. If these problems come up once in a while, there is no need to consider repairs or replacements. If your water heater tends to require such repairs frequently, let’s say once every month, it’s time to consider investing in a new water heater. When the bills on repairing these problems begin to add up, it’s probably a good financial decision to just invest in a replacement. You could opt for a water heater that uses the latest technology and is most efficient.Strange Color of The Water
Daily wear takes its toll on the water heater. You will notice corrosion and rust on the outside of your water heater. If the water out of the faucet is a rusty color, your heater has begun rusting on the inside too!
To be sure, drain the water heater. If there is reddish water coming out by the third bucket, or if the water tends to clear out after a while, you might be dealing with rusty pipes.


