

Bighorn Plumbing is always on hand to provide prompt and professional water heater repair and replacement services to Carson City locals. We all depend on hot water in our day-to-day lives, from cooking to cleaning and much more, so it can really throw a wrench in the gears when your water heater goes on the fritz or stops working entirely. When that happens, you need professional water heater repair and replacement on the double- and that’s where we come in.
Offering the best cutting-edge plumbing services for Carson City locals, Bighorn Plumbing is always ready to provide prompt water heater repair and replacement services to get hot water flowing through your home’s plumbing again as fast as possible. When plumbing troubles strike, we’re here to help on the double. If you’re interested in our water heater repair & replacement services, call Bighorn Plumbing today at (775) 977-1010!
You deserve comfort, safety, and convenience in your home, and our water heater experts are here to bring it back!

The average lifespan of a tanked water heater typically ranges from 8 to 12 years, though factors such as the quality of the unit, maintenance practices, water quality, and usage patterns can influence its longevity. If your water heater is getting up there in age, or if it’s constantly developing issues that require repairs, it’s probably time to upgrade to a new unit. If you’re noticing these signs, you may want to seriously consider replacing your old water heater:
The cost of a brand-new water heater can vary widely depending on the type & size (in gallons) of the water heater. We’ll help you find the best option to meet your budget, energy, and water consumption needs, then get down to work installing the new unit for you!
From Carson City to Reno, Minden, Gardnerville, Genoa, Dayton, and beyond — our local team is ready when your drains stop flowing.
Signs such as age, frequent repairs, decreased efficiency, leaks, and major malfunctions can indicate the need for either repair or replacement. It ultimately comes down to which option will be the most effective – and cost-effective – in the long run. We can assess your water heater and recommend the best way forward.
The average lifespan of a water heater is around 8 to 12 years. If your water heater is nearing or exceeding this age and experiencing issues, it’s likely time to consider replacement options.
Regular maintenance tasks include flushing the tank to remove sediment, checking for leaks and corrosion, testing the pressure relief valve, and ensuring proper ventilation and insulation around the unit.

Flexible plans available for major sewer or line repair projects. Ask our team about approval options during your service call.