We provide fast, efficient water heater service throughout Salt Lake City and the surrounding Wasatch Front.
Complete Water Heater Services Under One Roof
Water Heater Repair
Fast diagnosis and repair for all brands and models. From faulty thermostats and heating elements to pressure relief valves, we fix it right the first time.
New Unit Installatio
If you’re upgrading to a new water heater, we’ll help you choose the right size and efficiency rating, then handle the full installation with minimal disruption to your home.
Full Replacement
When repair no longer makes financial sense, we remove your old unit and install a new, efficient model.
Tankless Water Heaters
Endless on-demand hot water, lower energy bills, and a 20+ year lifespan. We install and service all major tankless brands.
Maintenance and Flushing
Annual tank flushing and inspection remove sediment buildup, extend your unit's lifespan, and reduce energy costs. Ask about our maintenance plans.
Emergency Service
A failing water heater doesn't wait for business hours. We offer emergency water heater service when you need it most.
Benefits of our water heater services
We show up on time, explain everything up front, and don't leave until the job is done right.
Every technician is fully licensed and insured. We protect you from the moment we walk through your door.
We provide a detailed written estimate before any work begins and never charge for services or parts you don't need.
When your water heater fails, time matters. We offer same-day appointments throughout the Salt Lake City area. Call early for the best availability.
We service and install every major brand, and carry common parts on our trucks.
Water heater replacement shouldn't break the bank. We offer flexible financing options to make it affordable.
We stand behind every repair and installation. If anything isn't right after we leave, we'll come back and fix it at no extra charge to you.
Hot Water Restored in 3 Simple Steps
We've made booking and getting your water heater fixed as painless as possible.
Step 1 – Book Online or Call in 60 Seconds
Tell us what's wrong and pick a time that works for you. We offer same-day slots throughout Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Front.
Step 2 – We Diagnose and Give You an Upfront Quote
A licensed plumber arrives on time, thoroughly inspects your water heater, and explains exactly what's needed with a flat rate before any work begins.
Step 3 – Hot Water Back On
We complete repairs or installations efficiently and clean up after ourselves. We test your water heater before we leave. If anything isn't right, we'll fix it.
What Salt Lake City Homeowners Say
Don't take our word for it. Here's what our customers have to say.
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Murray Atta
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Watt and Anson did a great in advising as well getting my issue resolved .
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Jane Marshall
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We had a big issue in our basement bathroom, Neighborly Plumbing came in with a fair estimate and got the work done quickly, in budget and on schedule. They took extra care to protect and clean up after the job. Jack hammering, digging up pipe, replacing the damaged sewer pipe even replacing the concrete - everything was done as promised. These guys are great, I'll trust and call them again for any plumbing needs. Thanks Neighborly!
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Maria Schindler
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Mathew and Anson were great. They notified me that they would arrive within the hour. They were spot on. Humored me when I asked them to show me the process of draining my water heater. Professional and kind. Very reasonable price for the service.
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Michael Rogers
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My mom’s sewer line backed up and had to be repaired and lined. Neighborly plumbing came out and took care of everything including some unrelated interior plumbing issues that needed to be addressed as well. They were honest, did great work and were amazing to deal with through the entire process. I would highly recommend them!
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Eric Anderson
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great service could not ask for a better plumber.
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John Kennedy
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Professional, knowledgeable, quality service and workmanship. Friendly and explained everything very well. Went the extra mile.
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David Sawatzki
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Matt is knowledgeable explains things well and does what's needed to fix your problem in the time he says it will take. Easy to get a hold of and shows up on time.
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Sabrina Tatum
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The service was fast. They communicate very well. They are friendly. They clean up after themselves. My yard looks great after the repair. Would highly recommend them to anyone.
FAQ
Your water heater may struggle to keep up with your household's hot water use. A failing heating element or sediment buildup may also reduce the amount of hot water available. If your showers have recently become shorter because the water turns cold, have a plumber check the unit before assuming you need a larger water heater.
If the other faucets provide hot water, the problem may come from the shower itself. A worn mixing valve or faulty shower cartridge may prevent the fixture from delivering enough hot water. A plumber will check the shower controls and compare temperatures at other fixtures to narrow down the cause.
Mineral sediment often collects at the bottom of a traditional water heater tank. As the burner heats the water, trapped water beneath the deposits may produce popping or rumbling sounds. Flushing the tank may help remove the buildup, although heavy deposits sometimes require additional service.
Hard water contains minerals that collect inside water heaters over time. Many Salt Lake Valley homes experience mineral buildup that reduces heating efficiency and contributes to sediment buildup. Regular tank flushing helps limit those deposits. Tankless systems may also require descaling to prevent mineral buildup that could restrict the heat exchanger.
Bacteria in the water heater may react with the tank's anode rod, producing a sulfur-like odor. If you only notice the smell when using hot water, the water heater may be the source. A plumber should inspect the system and determine whether the tank needs treatment or an anode rod replacement. If you smell natural gas near the appliance, leave the area and contact your gas utility.
The temperature and pressure relief valve releases water when the pressure or temperature rises too high. A dripping discharge pipe may point to excessive water pressure or thermal expansion. The valve itself may also have a problem. Have a plumber inspect the system, and never cap or plug the discharge pipe to stop the dripping.
A worn thermocouple or a problem with the gas control valve may prevent the pilot light from staying lit. Drafts or restricted airflow may also interfere with the flame. If the pilot repeatedly goes out, schedule professional service rather than relighting it without identifying the cause.
A tankless water heater may struggle when multiple fixtures demand hot water simultaneously. Low water flow may also cause some units to stop heating. Mineral buildup in the system can sometimes contribute to inconsistent temperatures. A plumber should check the unit's operation and determine whether maintenance or repair will restore consistent heating.
A failing heating element or electrical fault may cause the breaker to trip. The problem may also involve the circuit that supplies power to the water heater. Avoid repeatedly resetting the breaker, especially if it trips immediately. Have a qualified professional identify the electrical problem before turning the unit back on.
Replacement costs depend on the type of water heater you choose and the plumbing work your home requires. Upgrading from a traditional tank to a tankless system may involve additional installation expenses. We can evaluate the existing setup and provide an upfront estimate so you understand the project's full cost.
Proudly Serving Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Front
Neighborly Plumbing provides water heater repair, installation, and replacement throughout Salt Lake City and surrounding communities. Whether you're in the heart of the city or out in the suburbs, our licensed plumbers are nearby and ready.
Salt Lake City Millcreek Holladay Murray Taylorsville
Sandy South Jordan Draper Riverton Herriman
West Jordan West Valley City Cottonwood Heights South Salt Lake + surrounding Wasatch Front
Don't Wait for Cold Showers. Contact Neighborly Plumbing.
To serve our Wasatch neighbors in their plumbing, drain, and renovation needs. We are committed to giving you a reliable, fair, and ethical service with our local, experienced team. We strive to ensure that once our services are done, you will never need to call another plumber again.
