Hot Water Cylinder Installation

Hot Water Cylinder Installation by Anton Plumbing: Reliable Hot Water for Your Home

A hot water cylinder stores water ready for use, so you’ll always have hot water available for multiple taps and showers, even during peak times. We work with the latest models, including vented and unvented systems, offering you the best options for efficiency and reliability.

At Anton Plumbing, we ensure that your new hot water cylinder is installed safely and efficiently, improving your household’s comfort and energy efficiency. Whether you need installation for a new build or an upgrade, trust us for professional, long-lasting solutions.

Signs Your Hot Water Cylinder Needs a New Installation:

1. Insufficient Hot Water
   If you’re frequently running out of hot water or if the temperature drops suddenly, your hot water cylinder may no longer be able to meet your household’s demands. This could signal the need for a new, more efficient cylinder.

2. Leaking Water
   Any visible signs of leaks or pooling water around your hot water cylinder are serious red flags. Leaks not only reduce efficiency but can also cause water damage to your home. This is a clear indicator that a replacement is needed.

3. Rust or Corrosion
   Over time, metal components in your hot water cylinder can rust or corrode, especially in older models. If you notice rust on the outside or in your water supply, it’s a sign that the cylinder is deteriorating and requires a new installation.

4. Strange Noises
   Unusual sounds, such as popping, banging, or hissing, coming from the cylinder are often due to sediment buildup. While minor sediment issues can be resolved with maintenance, recurring noises may signal that the cylinder is nearing the end of its lifespan.

5. Inconsistent Water Pressure
   A drop in water pressure when using hot water could point to issues within your cylinder. As the internal components wear down, they may impact water flow, suggesting that a replacement is needed.

6. Old Age
   Hot water cylinders typically last 8-12 years. If your cylinder is approaching this age, it’s likely to be less efficient and may not work as effectively. Upgrading to a newer model can provide better efficiency and reliability.

7. Visible Damage
   Dents, cracks, or other visible damage to the cylinder’s body can compromise its performance. If you notice any physical damage, it’s likely time to invest in a new installation to prevent future issues.

8. Increased Energy Bills
   If your energy bills are rising, your hot water cylinder may be working harder to heat and store water. A new, more energy-efficient model could reduce your energy usage and lower your bills.

9. Discolored Hot Water
   If the hot water from your taps has a rusty or discolored appearance, it could indicate corrosion inside the cylinder. This is not only a sign of internal wear but also a health concern that warrants immediate attention.