Gas and Electric Water Heater Installation & Repair in Puget Sound

From reliable gas and electric tank models to high-efficiency gas tankless system, Queen City HVAC installs and services every type of water heater for dependable hot water year-round.

Why Homeowners Choose Queen City for Water Heater Service

From fast repairs to full replacements, our licensed technicians handle gas and electric tank water heaters and high-efficiency gas tankless systems. We help you decide whether to repair or upgrade for reliability, performance, and energy savings.

Gas and electric tank water heater install and repair

High-efficiency gas tankless upgrades (endless hot water)

Same-day replacement often available

Proper venting, gas connections, and code compliance

Honest guidance: repair vs. replace

Haul-away and disposal of the old unit

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Professional installing a [gas tank / gas tankless] water heater in a Puget Sound home

Signs You May Need Water Heater Service

If you notice any of the signs below, book a check-up. We service gas and electric tank models and gas tankless systems across the Puget Sound Region.

Little or no hot water; runs out quickly

Water takes longer to reheat than normal

Rust-coloured water or metallic taste

Popping/rumbling sounds during heating

Fluctuating water temperature or pressure

System age: 8–12 years (tank) or 15–20 years (tankless)

Need Hot Water Restored Fast?

We service gas and electric tank water heaters and gas tankless systems. Same-day replacement often available across the Puget Sound Region.

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Water Heater FAQs

Do you service both gas and electric water heaters?

Yes. We install and repair gas and electric tank water heaters, and gas tankless systems. (There is no electric tankless option.)

Should I repair or replace my water heater?

If the unit is leaking, near end-of-life, or repairs approach 40–50% of replacement cost, replacement is usually the smarter, more reliable choice.

How long do water heaters last?

Typical lifespans: tank (gas/electric): 8–12 years; gas tankless: 15–20 years with proper maintenance.

How fast can you replace a failed water heater?

In many cases we can provide same-day replacement. Availability depends on schedule, model, and site conditions.

What size water heater do I need?

Sizing depends on household size, fixtures, and usage patterns. We’ll recommend a tank capacity (e.g., 40, 50 gal) or tankless flow rate (GPM) after a quick assessment.

Are tankless systems more efficient?

Generally yes. Gas tankless models heat water on demand, reducing standby losses and often lowering energy use versus older tank units.

What maintenance is required?

Annual checks are best. Tank: inspect anode rod, flush sediment. Gas tankless: descale/flush as needed, clean inlet screens, verify venting and combustion.