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Need a New Water Heater? They start at $1300 now at The Plumbinator Round Rock

Water heater leaving you out in the cold? The Plumbinator Round Rock installs Lochinvar brand 40 and 50-gallon electric and natural gas water heaters  

Water heater in a closet in the garage? $1,300 includes:

A plumber stands with a new tanked water heater, about to install it in a garage closet. The old heater waits nearby for removal.

  • Brand new Lochinvar brand 40-gallon water heater unit (add $75 for 50-gallon)
  • New hot and cold flex lines to bring heater up to code
  • New shut off valve
  • New expansion tank to protect your fixtures
  • New drip leg for natural gas heaters
  • Installation of new heater by our licensed and insured plumber
  • Removal and carrying off of old heater


Exceptions and Add-Ons:
  • Permit we secure from your city/county will add $50-$300 and will be added to your bill at actual cost, no markup.
  • Need a new pan line to bring your heater up to code? Add $150-$300
  • Is your heater on the second floor or in the attic? Add $100.











Call The Plumbinator today! Sale ends soon! 512-786-1771.

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  1. Victoria MartinezDecember 28, 2018 at 5:55 AM

    This guide is helpful. And it persuade me to maintain my HVAC unit. And take good care of this. Heating and Cooling Toronto

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