Since water heater replacements usually add another cost, many homeowners look for a possibility to do it on their own. While water heater replacements are regarded as an advanced project, homeowners with experience often do replacements on their own with much luck. Still, it's important to know that it’s not a project for beginners.
In this blog, you'll learn some tips about water heater replacements.
Select a New Water Heater
When an old water heater goes wrong and needs replacement, always make sure to buy it with the same type of fuel, either gas, propane, or electric. Try to choose a different water heater and upgrade it to a larger size.
Prepare for Installation
Make a list of installations, as it'll help you decide when to replace water heaters.
Check the Plumbing
You have to measure the dimensions between hot and cold water pipes.
Build a Good setup
This stage requires two people to make a good setting for water heater replacements. Since the heater is heavy, it could be a good idea to rent an appliance dolly to save time and expenses.
Turn Off the Utilities
You should turn off the water utilities that connect to the water heater. Turn off the main valve and shut off electricity to the water by eliminating the fuse.
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