Skip to main content

Need a New Water Heater? They start at $1900 at The Plumbinator Round Rock

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

Water heater in a closet in the garage? $1,900 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 or Bradford-White brand 40-gallon water heater unit (add $125 for 50-gallon)
  • New hot and cold flex lines to bring heater up to code
  • New shut off valve
  • Installation of new heater by our licensed and insured plumber
  • Removal and carrying off of old heater


Exceptions and Add-Ons:
  • New expansion tank to protect your fixtures? Add $250
  • New drip leg for natural gas heaters? Add $125
  • Permit we secure from your city/county will be added to your bill at actual cost.
  • Flood stop sensor (optional)
  • Need a new pan line to bring your heater up to code? Add $250-$500
  • Is your heater on the second floor or in the attic? Add $200.











Call The Plumbinator today! 
512-786-1771

Thinking about a tankless water heater instead? We are Navien tankless experts. Read more and give us a call.
Labels:

Comments

  1. bobApril 22, 2020 at 1:39 AM

    Thanks for this amazing article on Need a New Water Heater I was Just searching for bathroom repair and unclogging in belmont nc and found this amazing website of yours.

    ReplyDelete
  2. True PlumberSeptember 24, 2021 at 12:22 AM

    I'm impressed! I must say that the information is Extremely useful and very engaging. Keep writing.Many many thanks and best of luck for your upcoming blogs.
    plumbing company near me

    ReplyDelete
  3. Service Force PlumbingSeptember 27, 2021 at 11:45 PM

    Great Post. Thanks for sharing this post with us.Have any problem with water heater? We can offer Hot water heater repair in Rockville MD.

    ReplyDelete
  4. Amit GuptaDecember 10, 2021 at 2:47 AM

    I personally liked this blog post where I got ideas and methods of cleaning purpose, where it helped me lot to solve my cleaning headache thanks for sharing the valuable content with us by this medium and also you check out for House cleaning services in Mumbai and House cleaning services in Kolkata

    ReplyDelete
  5. The Value Of Affordable Plumbing ServicesSeptember 5, 2023 at 5:13 AM

    Useful information. This kind of information is very helpful for the Water heater. If you need to install a new heater, you can choose us for "affordable plumbing service" in Houston, TX.

    ReplyDelete
  6. Affordable Plumber - Caliber PlumbingSeptember 6, 2023 at 5:22 AM

    Very useful tips for everyone while installing a Water heater in your home. Thanks for sharing this. If you need "water heater service", you can contact us in Hollywood, FL.

    ReplyDelete
  7. Heavenly Throne PlumbingJanuary 30, 2025 at 5:22 AM

    Great insights on plumbing geysers and T&P valves! Proper installation and maintenance are crucial for safety and efficiency. If anyone needs reliable water heater repair, there are skilled professionals ready to help.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Got Kitec Water Pipes in Austin? We Can REPAIR Them!

Found out your home has Kitec? Got a huge estimate for a total replacement and now you're freaking out?  We can help!  Schedule a free estimate and we'll see if we can   REPAIR instead of REPLACE your Kitec. Kitec Facts: Kitec plumbing was used to install water piping in new homes during the building boom in Austin, Georgetown, Round Rock, and Pflugerville, starting in 1995.  In 2005 Kitec was recalled because it corrodes and bursts, but that didn't stop some builders from using it in the Austin area as late as 2008.  Builders liked Kitec because it was cheaper than copper and flexible, so it was easy to install.  Kitec water piping can't take high heat or pressure, and it corrodes quickly.  With Kitec plumbing, pipes won’t just leak, they are likely to totally burst, flooding your home!  Kitec plumbing is a ticking time bomb under your house and based on the start date and recall date (1995-2005) it only lasts about 10 year...
3 comments
Read more

Do I Need To Hire a Licensed Plumber? Your Common Questions Answered!

Help! I have a plumbing problem! Should I try to do it myself, hire a handyman or call a licensed plumber?  In Texas, there are only TWO legal options when you have a plumbing issue:  1) As the homeowner, you can fix your own plumbing, OR  2) You can hire a state-licensed, insured plumber who is working under a valid Master Plumber's number.  If you have your plumbing work done illegally, it could be a costly mistake, since damage from illegal work isn't covered by your home insurance. Read more below. Question 1: Should I Try to Fix My Own Plumbing? It depends. If the project involves natural or LP gas, NO you should not. Working with gas and gas piping can be very dangerous and anyone who works on gas must be licensed. As far as non-gas related plumbing, whether you should attempt a fix depends on how large and/or complicated the project is. In Texas, homeowners can legally do certain types of things to their plumbing without a permit, like rep...
33 comments
Read more

6 Signs You May Have an Active Slab Leak

Oh no! You just went to grab a soda from the fridge and splashed through a huge puddle on the way. Why is your home turning into a swimming pool?? Might be a slab leak.  Slab leaks can wreak havoc on your home and your wallet! Not only will your house be underwater, but you'll also be paying for this privilege through increased bills. The water pipes for your home run through the slab, and as they get old and corrode, or the house settles into its foundation, pipes may spring leaks or break. The older your home is, the more likely it is you'll have a slab leak . Check out the signs in this list, so you'll be ready if it happens to you. 1) There's a Puddle on the Floor, Inside or Outside The most common sign of a slab leak is a puddle on the floor that can grow larger over time, as water bubbles up from underneath. You'll often find the puddle close to where plumbing is located, such as the bathroom, kitchen or laundry room. If you see a puddle, look aroun...
5 comments
Read more