Tell us what's going on and a water heater specialist in Bellevue will contact you ASAP. Free estimates, no obligation.
Take these steps immediately to minimize damage while you wait for a plumber.
Turn the cold water shutoff valve above the tank clockwise. If you can't reach it, use your home's main shutoff.
Gas: Turn the gas valve to "off." Electric: Flip the dedicated breaker. Gas smell? Leave the house and call 911 first.
Use the form above or call (425) 600-5880. Check the Emergency box to be prioritized.
Active flooding from a burst tank, any smell of gas near the unit, water heater making loud screeching or banging sounds, a T&P valve continuously discharging water, or complete loss of hot water during freezing weather.
Most emergency calls in the Bellevue area get a response within 1–2 hours. Fill out the form above and check the Emergency box, or call (425) 600-5880 directly.
After-hours and weekend calls typically add $100–$200 to the service fee. However, acting fast prevents water damage that can cost $1,300–$5,500+ to repair. The emergency premium is worth it.
Call now. A leaking tank can release 40–80 gallons into your home. Shut off the cold water valve above the tank immediately, then call for same-day replacement.
Leave the house immediately. Do not flip any light switches or create sparks. Call 911 from outside, then call your gas utility (Puget Sound Energy: 1-888-225-5773). A plumber can inspect the unit after the gas company clears it.
Yes, in most cases. Plumbers carry common tank sizes (40 and 50-gallon) on their trucks. If your unit requires a specific model, same-day or next-day delivery is usually available from local suppliers.
Water Heater Installation Service Near Me in Bellevue WA