Keep your family’s hot water flowing with a water heater professionally installed by Husky.
We’ve been serving Vaughan residents since 1974, installing, repairing, and maintaining hot water heaters and making sure homes like yours have continuous hot water year-round.
If you’re looking to have a new gas water heater installed, or have your existing one repaired, our team brings years of experience, customer service you’ll love, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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Water Heater Installation
Vaughan Hot Water Tank Installation
Hot water tanks are the traditional water heaters you’ve seen in Vaughan basements since you were a kid.
A large insulated tank is filled with water and heated, which gives you enough water for a few showers depending on the size. Larger homes and bigger families that use a lot of hot water tend to go with this option.
We carry and install hot water tanks. We also service and repair hot water tanks of all types and brands.
Vaughan Tankless Water Heater Installation
If you’re looking for a more energy-efficient option or you don’t have a basement for a tank, a tankless water heater might be the best choice.
Tankless water heaters heat water only when you need it. With no hot water tank to keep heated, they use less energy and cost less to run. They’re also designed to be mounted on the wall instead of taking up space in your basement.
If you’re looking to upgrade to a tankless hot water heater, our specialists can professionally install yours, making sure you have on-demand hot water for years to come.
- We Service Most Makes and Models.
- Get The Price Upfront – No Surprises.
- Fast Service to Entire GTA
- Emergency Service Available
- We Also Repair Air Conditioners, Water Heaters and Fireplaces!
Water Heater Repair & Maintenance
We repair and service all water heater types and models.
If your hot water heater breaks down or suddenly isn’t keeping up, we can fix it.
It’s also a good idea to have your water heater serviced and your hot water tank flushed and maintained once a year.
Regular maintenance will keep your water heater running more efficiently, prevent breakdowns, and extend its life.
Our Water Heater Products
Hot Water Tank Brands
- Giant Hot Water Tanks: Giant hot water tanks are manufactured in Canada and designed for cold winters like the ones in Vaughan. Durable, efficient, corrosion-resistant and come in gas and electric models. They come with six-year limited warranties on tank leaks. Ideal for Vaughan homeowners with families.
- GSW Hot Water Tanks: GSW tanks come with advanced safety features, are energy-efficient, and have a strong Canadian-made reputation in the heating industry. Also with six-year warranties, GSW hot water tanks are another strong option.
Tankless Water Heater Brands
- Navien Tankless Water Heaters: Navien tankless water heaters are both incredibly reliable and some of the most energy efficient water heaters on the market. Less expensive to install with no need to upgrade existing gas lines and with ultra low emissions, Navien water heaters are consistently popular with our customers.
- Rinnai Tankless Water Heaters: Rinnai are also one of the best selling and reliable tankless water heater brands in the industry. Easy to install and with long lifespans, a Rinnai water heater will start saving you money right away.
Benefits of Installing a Garage Heater
A garage heater turns your garage into a warm, inviting space for projects, workouts, hobbies, games, storage, or just a heated place for your favourite car. Never worry about cold starts, dead batteries, and winter wear on your vehicle engine parts again. Keep tools, paint, and other temperature-sensitive equipment warm and safe all winter long.
A quality garage heater can increase the value of your home. It can also reduce the strain on your central heating system.
Why Work With Husky?
With over 50 years of experience, we’re dedicated to serving Vaughan and the GTA. Our team of licensed professionals has the tools and specialized training to install and service any type of hot water heater. We also have the expertise to go over your options with you and recommend a solution for your home and situation.
All of our work is backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Talk to us today and get a free, no-obligation quote!
Water Heater FAQs
Hot water tanks will last 8-12 years while tankless heaters can last up to 20 years with normal use and annual maintenance.
Tank water heaters hold a tank of hot water ready for use. Once that hot water tank is emptied, you’ll need to wait for another tank of water to be heated. Hot water tanks take up space, but they have more water available at once. Larger families might prefer a tank water heater if they’re having more than once shower or running multiple appliances.
Tankless units heat water on demand. They cost less money on utility bills as there is no tank of hot water constantly being kept hot. They take up less space, so they’re great for smaller homes or homes with no basement. They might not be able to keep up with a lot of hot water use at once, so are best for one or two-person households.
If your water heater is over 10 years old and keeps breaking down, it’s probably time to replace it. Other signs that it might be time for a new one include discoloured or rusty hot water coming out of your taps, leaks from your hot water tank, odd noises, a suddenly high utility bill, or if it isn’t producing hot water.
It may just need a new part or servicing. However, if it’s more than 10 years old and this isn’t the first problem you’ve had, it’s probably time to think about a replacement.
If you’re not sure, give us a call and one of our experts can go over your situation with you.
Common Water Heater Issues
If you’ve noticed a leak from your water heater, check to see where the leak is coming from. A leak from the top area of your heater may just be a problem with the valve, which should be an easy repair. A leak from the water heater base is more serious. Call a professional to inspect your water heater and give you a diagnosis.
If you’re getting lukewarm water, it may be the thermostat setting is too low. If you have a gas heater, a thermocouple may need replacing, or the pilot light could be out. An electric water heater may not be getting power.
Your thermostat setting is likely too high. 49 degrees Celsius is the optimal setting for most homes.
Smelly water is a telltale sign something is wrong. If you’re getting a garlicky odour, relight your water heater’s pilot light. A garbage smell means you should have a plumber flush your water tank (and possibly replace the anode rod). A rotten eggs smell could be a gas leak. Turn your gas off, get everyone out of your home, and call your gas company.
If you’re only getting rusty water when you turn your hot water on, then either your anode rod or your water heater interior is starting to rust. Have it inspected by a professional. It might be time for a new water heater. If you’re getting rusty water when you turn on your cold water taps, the issue is something else in your plumbing.