Water Heaters

R & R Heating & Cooling LLC

Water Heaters

After heating and cooling, water heating is one of the largest energy consumers in a home. A properly sized water heater is essential to meet daily hot water demands, ensuring efficiency and reliability. At R & R Heating & Cooling LLC, we offer a wide selection of electric, gas, and tankless water heaters to fit your home's needs.



Whether you're looking to replace an old unit, install a new system, or upgrade to an energy-efficient tankless water heater, our expert technicians can guide you through the process and ensure a seamless installation.

Types of Water Heaters We Offer

  • Electric Water Heaters – Reliable and easy to install, perfect for homes without a gas line.
  • Gas Water Heaters – Energy-efficient with faster recovery times for large households.
  • Tankless Water Heaters – On-demand hot water with significant energy savings and a longer lifespan.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What does the Energy Factor (EF) on my water heater mean?

    The EF measures a water heater’s efficiency. A higher EF rating means better energy savings.

  • Where is the 'anode rod' and what does it do?

    The anode rod is inside the tank and helps prevent corrosion by attracting minerals and sediments that could damage the heater.

  • Why doesn't my old water heater make as much hot water as it used to?

    Over time, sediment buildup inside the tank reduces efficiency and hot water capacity. Regular maintenance or a replacement may be needed.

  • If my water heater was in a flood, do I need to replace it?

    Yes. Flood damage can cause rust, electrical malfunctions, and safety hazards. It's best to replace a water heater exposed to flooding.

  • Can I use my water heater with a solar heating system?

    Yes, many modern water heaters can integrate with solar water heating systems to improve efficiency and lower energy costs.

  • Is a drain pan necessary?

    Yes, a drain pan helps prevent water damage in case of a leak, especially when installed in areas like attics or closets.

  • What type of maintenance should I do on my water heater?

    Routine maintenance includes flushing the tank annually, checking the anode rod, and inspecting for leaks to extend the unit’s lifespan.

Contact Us

Ensure your home has reliable hot water with an efficient water heater installation or upgrade.