Showing posts with label water heater service Snohomish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water heater service Snohomish. Show all posts

Monday, October 21, 2024

Water Heater Repair.

When your Snohomish area home or office needs water heater repair you want fast, reliable service. You don’t want to speak to a dispatcher who passes you along to one of their plumbers. You want service from the guy you’ve counted on for decades. That’s Shawn Allen from Allen Plumbing.

If you need a new water heater in the area, call Allen Plumbing. A water heater should be inspected once per year for leaks. Has yours been inspected this year? Shawn will inspect the unit and provide the appropriate service.

Allen Plumbing has been the company you have relied on for over 40 years for many plumbing services. Shawn is always the right choice for your water heater problems as well. Always count on Shawn Allen from Allen Plumbing of Snohomish, WA.

Monday, January 15, 2024

Do You Need a Plumber for a Failing Water Heater?

Water heaters come in different sizes. If you live in the Snohomish, WA area and your water heater starts acting up. You know who to call. It’s the guy that works on your plumbing project himself…Shawn Allen of Allen Plumbing.

There are different signs of a failing water heater such as -

1. That dreaded leak.

2. Your family is running out of hot water quickly.

3. The water coming from your faucets has become discolored.

4. Age…simple wear and tear.

Shawn Allen, owner of Allen Plumbing in Snohomish, knows his way around water heaters. He has seen it all in his forty years as a plumber serving the area. If your water heater is not performing “up to snuff”, call Allen Plumbing and have Shawn come right out. Find out more at plumbersnohomish.com.

Tuesday, December 3, 2019

Take a Moment to Vent.

We could all use one now and then.  Your water heater needs to do so all the time!  All water heater venting systems use a vent duct or pipe (it is also known as a chimney or flue) to bring exhaust gases from the water heater to the wide-open outdoors. The duct may be metal or plastic, depending on the type of vent system you have.

The most common problem associated with water heater venting is a condition called backdrafting (not the fireman movie!).  In this case, exhaust from the water heater fails to exit your home via the vent and instead ends up in the house.  Backdrafting can have many causes, but it is most commonly due to poor vent design or installation.

You don’t necessarily need to know all of this, but Shawn Allen does.  Shawn is professional water heater installer out of Snohomish who services the plumbing needs of the greater Seattle area.  For water heater repair or replacement, or any other common plumbing problem call Shawn Allen at (425) 367-4744.