Water Heater Service on Long Island, NY
Having a working water heater is essential, whether you are heating water for a shower or for dinner. Apple Air Conditioning & Heating is here to offer expert service in the event of any problems. We strive to provide routine inspections and preventative maintenance to keep those problems from happening or getting worse.
There is no water heater challenge too great with our residential and commercial customers. We have training and experience working with gas and electric heaters of all sizes and styles, including tank heaters, tankless heaters, and boilers.


Water Heater Service FAQ
How Do I Know My Water Heater Needs Servicing?
There are several signs that your water heater might need a service, and some are more obvious than others. If you notice a leak anywhere in your water heating system, schedule a service appointment right away. If your hot water starts to run out faster than usual, that could also be a sign that something is wrong with your heater. Another thing to keep an eye out for is an unexplained increase in your energy bill.
Should I Upgrade to a Tankless Water Heater?
Tankless heating systems offer some advantages over a traditional tank water heater, the foremost being greater energy efficiency. They do cost more to install, but you should talk to us about upgrading to a tankless water heater if lowering your long-term energy bills is a priority. They also take up less space, so they can be a smart choice for people living in apartments or smaller houses.
How Often Should a Water Heater Be Replaced?
Gas-powered tank water heaters have the shortest lifespans, usually under ten years, while their electric counterparts typically last 10-15 years. Tankless water heaters are usually good for 15 years or more, sometimes up to 20. If your water heater is nearing or past these respective ages, it might be time to start thinking about a replacement.
How Often Should My Water Heater Be Serviced?
We recommend having your water heater serviced once per year, especially if you have a tank water heater. This allows us to empty the tank of sediment before it has a chance to build up and cause damage.