Keep Your Hot Water Flowing
Over time, sediment and mineral buildup can reduce the efficiency of your water heater. This buildup leads to higher energy bills, poor performance, and even system damage. A regular water heater flush helps prevent these problems. If you’re noticing slow heating or strange noises from your unit, it may be time for a service. R & R Plumbing provides expert water heater flush in Murrieta, CA, and surrounding areas to keep your system running smoothly.
Why Choose R & R Plumbing?
We understand how important reliable hot water is in your home or business. At R & R Plumbing, we focus on delivering high-quality work and clear, honest service. Our team shows up on time, explains every step, and treats your property with care.
You can expect:
– Outstanding customer care
– Professional service from experienced technicians
– Transparent pricing with no surprises
– Clean, safe, and efficient work every time
We’ve built our reputation on doing the job right the first time. Schedule services with us today by calling (951) 234-7223.
Reliable Water Heater Flush in Murrieta, CA, and Surrounding Areas
Regular maintenance can extend the life of your water heater and improve its performance. Our water heater flush service removes built-up sediment and helps restore efficiency. If your water heater takes longer to heat or makes popping sounds, it’s likely time to flush the tank.
Our service includes:
- Inspecting your unit for any visible issues
- Shutting down and draining the water heater
- Flushing the tank to remove debris and sediment
- Refilling and testing for proper operation
- Checking the system to ensure it runs safely and efficiently
We work on all types of water heaters—gas, electric, and tankless. Whether you live in an older home or a newer one, we can help you protect your system. Our team works quickly and carefully, so you don’t lose access to hot water for long.
Staying ahead of problems with a scheduled water heater flush can help prevent expensive repairs or full replacements down the road.
Contact Us Today for Fast, Reliable Service
If you’re ready to schedule a water heater flush in Murrieta, CA, and surrounding areas, call R & R Plumbing today. We make it easy to get the service you need—quickly and without hassle.
Call us at (951) 234-7223 or book online to set up your appointment. Let us help keep your water heater running at its best!
Most Recent Pins (27)
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Temecula, California flushed two 50-gallon Bradford White water heaters installed in 2023. The process involved connecting hoses to the drain valves and running water for 10 minutes. The customer was informed that hot water would return in about an hour after the flush.
Alyson Hastings
A technician in Lake Elsinore, California drained a water heater and flushed the unit using an approved descaling solution. The technician also completed a visual inspection of the water heater and its components. Annual flushing removes sediment, improves efficiency, and extends the unit’s service life.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Temecula, California drained and flushed a water heater using a descaling solution. The technician also completed a visual inspection of the water heater and related parts. Regular flushing helps remove scale and sediment, which supports better function and extends the equipment’s lifespan.
Alyson Hastings
R and R Plumbing performed a water heater flush in Temecula, California, removing scale and sediment buildup to restore optimal heating efficiency. This annual maintenance reduces energy costs, extends unit lifespan, and ensures reliable hot water throughout seasonal demand changes.
Alyson Hastings
A technician in Murrieta, California provided service estimates and flushed a 75-gallon water heater. After flushing, the technician refilled the unit and verified proper operation to ensure reliable water heating.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Temecula, California flushed a 40-gallon storage tank water heater to remove built-up sediment and debris. The process involved draining the tank through a hose for 20 minutes, refilling it, and igniting the heater to confirm proper operation.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Murrieta, California flushed a tankless water heater for 35 minutes and checked for leaks. The plumber also inspected all sinks for additional leaks. The customer was advised to flush the tankless water heater once a year to maintain proper function.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Hemet, California, reinstalled a relocated water heater, connected a new expansion tank, and replaced a leaking kitchen faucet. The plumber also reset a hallway toilet with a new wax ring and fill valve, and installed a new shut-off valve on the water main. All connections were tested for leaks.
Alyson Hastings
R and R Plumbing soldered four existing ¾-inch copper fittings for a temperature and pressure relief line connected to a 50-gallon natural gas water heater in a garage. This plumbing work took place in Murrieta, California.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Murrieta, California completed a water heater flush and inspected all components for proper function. The plumber restored the gas control valve to its original hot setting after the service. This check ensured consistent operation and maintained water heating efficiency.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber drained and flushed a storage tank water heater in Murrieta, California. The process removed sediment buildup, improved efficiency, and ensured proper water heater function. The technician then refilled the tank and tested for leaks and performance.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Hemet, California replaced a leaking expansion tank with a new unit. The technician drained the home’s water system, removed the corroded tank, installed a replacement, and restored water pressure. The repair ensured safe operation of the home’s plumbing system and prevented further water damage.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Riverside, California located a pinhole leak in a copper water line above a downstairs shower. The plumber cut into drywall to access and cap both ends of the damaged pipe. The leak was connected to the home's water heater. No drywall repair was performed during this service.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Murrieta, California flushed a water heater and measured high water pressure at 90 PSI. The plumber replaced a 1-inch pressure regulator. After installation, the water pressure measured at 65 PSI, restoring proper system balance.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Murrieta, California drained and flushed a storage tank water heater to clear sediment buildup. The plumber then refilled the tank and tested it for leaks and proper function. This service helps maintain water heater performance and extends its operational life.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber completed a water heater flush in Wildomar, California. The technician placed the gas control valve in pilot mode during service. They inspected the water heater’s external condition and tested its functionality. All components were in good condition, and the unit resumed normal reheating after the flush.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber flushed a residential storage tank water heater in Temecula, California. The technician connected a hose, drained the tank for 15 minutes, and restarted the unit. This service helps maintain system performance by removing sediment buildup.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber flushed a 40-gallon water heater for 15 minutes, checked the water pressure, and inspected for leaks. The water pressure measured 70 psi, and no leaks were found after service. This project took place in Murrieta, California.
Alyson Hastings
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty pressure reducing valve in Chino Hills, California. Technicians removed the existing service riser, installed a new 1¼-inch riser with a ball valve, Wilkins PRV, and hose bib, then restored water service and tested system pressure for proper operation.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber completed a water heater flush on a five-year-old storage unit in Wildomar, California. The technician noted existing corrosion on the cold water connection. The system is now working correctly following the service.
Alyson Hastings
R and R Plumbing flushed a 40-gallon propane water heater in a residential garage in Hemet, California. This service helps maintain heater efficiency and supports consistent water temperature performance. Regular flushing removes sediment buildup and extends system lifespan.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Lake Elsinore, California flushed a 50-gallon Bradford White water heater and inspected its components. The unit was working properly, but resin beads found during flushing suggest the water softener may not be functioning correctly. The full service was completed for $79.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber completed an annual flush on a tank water heater in Eastvale, California. This service removes sediment buildup to support efficient operation and extend the system’s life. Scheduling this maintenance each year helps prevent performance issues and maintains water quality.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber flushed and inspected a storage tank water heater in Temecula, California. The technician cleared sediment, checked for leaks, and tested the unit’s operation. The inspection focused on detecting issues affecting performance. No warranty was provided for the existing heater.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Temecula, California flushed a storage tank water heater to remove sediment and checked for leaks. The plumber also cleared a shower drain blockage by snaking ten feet into the pipe and tested the drain for proper flow. Both tasks included inspection to confirm full system function.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Corona, California flushed a storage tank water heater to remove sediment buildup. The process included draining the tank, flushing remaining particles, and refilling the system. The plumber relit the unit and confirmed there were no leaks. This service helps maintain system performance and extend water heater lifespan.
Alyson Hastings
A plumber in Murrieta, California performed annual maintenance on a storage tank water heater. The service included flushing sediment with pressurized water, fully draining the tank, refilling it, purging air from the line, and resetting the gas control temperature. This process helps keep water heaters functioning efficiently and safely.
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