
El Dorado Water Heater Services
Hot water is a must-have for cooking, doing laundry, and enjoying a relaxing shower. And behind all of that comfort and convenience is a dependable water heater. At Finite Plumbing, our team is here to help with everything water heater-related—from installation and repairs to replacements and routine upkeep. We proudly serve homeowners across El Dorado County, Folsom, Sacramento County, and Placer County, delivering reliable work that’s always backed by a warranty you can trust.
Reach out to our office in El Dorado by calling (916) 299-8707 or through our online contact form to schedule an appointment and get a free estimate!
How to Choose the Right Water Heater for Your Home
Every household has different needs. Properties are different, and so is each family. One of the first factors to consider is the size of your household and its water usage. For homes with several family members, you’ll need a tank size that can handle peak usage times, like mornings when everyone showers. On the other hand, smaller households or those with lower water demands may find a smaller tank sufficient.
Energy efficiency is another critical factor. Modern water heaters are designed to reduce energy consumption and an efficient model can save you money through lower utility bills while reducing your home's environmental impact. However, gas-powered water heaters typically heat faster.

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Tips for Water Heater Maintenance
Proper maintenance can significantly extend the life of your water heater and improve its efficiency. Here are six important DIY tips to keep your system running smoothly:
Flush the Tank
Flushing the tank periodically helps remove sentiment buildup, enabling your system to heat water effectively and last longer. It’s easy enough: Turn off the power, drain the tank, and run fresh water through it.
Check the Anode Rod
The anode rod is a critical component that prevents rust from corroding the inside of your tank. If the rod is heavily corroded (less than ½ inch thick), replace it.
Inspect for Leaks

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