Licensed electric and high-efficiency heat-pump water heater replacement across Florida — permit, haul-away, code-safe install, and a workmanship guarantee handled start to finish. No driveway sales pitch; the plan is set before the crew arrives.
Skipping code-required components or deferred-maintenance steps is how you get a failed inspection, a callback, or a warranty dispute. Our standard scope includes all of it:
Pulled and scheduled start to finish — you don't file anything.
Safe removal and haul-away of your old water heater.
A drain pan with a proper drain line to an approved point, where feasible.
Installed on the cold supply so the unit is easy to service.
A new temperature & pressure (T&P) discharge line to an approved termination.
A pressure-reducing/vacuum-relief valve added only when local code and your home's water pressure call for it.
Added only when local code requires it, and sized to your system.
Dielectric nipples/unions and braided stainless steel supply lines.
Clearances, venting (where applicable), and the correct circuit/breaker or supply verified before install.
Proper electrical whip and bonding on electric models.
Condensate and drainage handled correctly on heat-pump models.
Fill, purge, leak-check, set to a safe 120°F, verify safety devices, and label the shut-offs.
Plus help registering the manufacturer warranty so your coverage is active.
A 100% satisfaction guarantee on the installation.
Straightforward, reliable, and available in the widest range of sizes and shapes — ideal for closets, utility spaces, and tight clearances. The simplest fit for most homes.
What replacement includes →Moves heat from the surrounding air into the water instead of generating it — far more efficient, and a natural fit for warm Florida garages and utility rooms, where it also dehumidifies the space.
Is a heat pump worth it? →Bradford White and Rheem equipment, in 30–80 gallon sizes and standard, tall, and short/lowboy configurations. How to choose a size →
Electric tank water heaters and high-efficiency hybrid heat-pump water heaters, from Bradford White and Rheem, in sizes from 30 to 80 gallons and in standard, tall, and short/lowboy configurations. We focus on electric and heat-pump systems — we do not install gas or tankless units.
Everything the job actually needs: the permit and inspection, safe removal and haul-away of your old tank, code-safe relief piping, required safety devices like an overflow pan and expansion tank where code calls for them, corrosion-resistant connections, a full startup and safety test set to a safe 120°F, manufacturer warranty registration help, and a one-year workmanship guarantee.
Yes. If you're already replacing your air conditioner, adding a water heater to the same project means one assessment, one coordinated visit, and one closeout — instead of scheduling a separate job later.
It depends on your household's hot-water demand and the space the unit goes in. Our online intake captures both so the recommendation fits your home — see our water heater sizing guide for how that works.
A DBPR-licensed plumbing contractor (CFC050548). The permit is pulled as a standard part of the job and the inspection result is part of your closeout documentation.
Installed by a DBPR-licensed plumbing contractor (CFC050548).