Lifetime Plumbing

  Water Heater Repair Depending on when your water heater was originally installed, and any new building codes now required for compliance, your mounting, hoses, airflow system, and drainage pan might need upgrading or replacement, too. A typical tank-type water heater has a lifespan of around 10-15 years, so if yours is within this age range, it might be worth it to fork over the costs of replacing the heater instead of continually fixing problems as they occur with age. You might need just a simple, low-cost repair, like changing anode rods if you get anodized water, or replacing a shutoff valve if it is leaking. When your brand-new gas control valve has gone bad, replacing it is often a more effective, less expensive option than repairing it. If you notice a problem with your water heater, shut it down and contact our certified plumbers today for any plumbing or leakage issues. Being established in the year 2016, Lifetime Plumbing head office is in Skokie, Illinois. We provi...

  Call Emergency Plumbers When it comes to your plumbing project, the biggest choice you will need to make is whom you hire to perform the job. A good plumber can keep your project running smoothly and finish successfully, whereas calling the wrong company could keep you dealing with a problem for days or dollars longer than needed. It is definitely worth paying for an Emergency Plumber call out if you are dealing with any of the issues mentioned above, but waiting until a routine maintenance appointment can save you some cash if your plumbing issues are not that severe. Knowing when to call an emergency plumber in Illinois can help save money and put an end to major plumbing problems. At Lifetime Plumbing we deal with plumbing emergencies support round the clock for both residential and commercial properties. We are a team of professional plumbers, we understand how quickly these emergencies need to be handled and we are always available to come and deal with the problem. If ...

  Tankless water heater installation Tankless water heaters are not as simple to install as tank models, as they require upgraded gas lines, new venting, and a new electrical outlet. Tankless Water Heater Installation costs $300-$2,500 just for the labor, depending on size, type, complexity, upgrades, and whether the unit is gas or electric. If you have a medium-sized house, an entire-home unit will likely supply plenty of heated water for all your appliances. There are all kinds of factors that will affect your install price, so the only way to know your exact tankless install price is to get a licensed plumber to come out to your house and evaluate your current system and your hot water needs. The total cost to own your water heater will depend on several factors, such as how many people use your heater, your utility costs, and any remodelling you do to the house. Tankless water heaters exist in two variations: gas and electric. If your tankless water heater shows symptoms s...