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How do you get the right water temperature for your hot water if you don’t have an anti-scald valve installed on your faucets and showers? The most common solution suggested is to use either a point-of-use tempering valve or mixing valve. But can these valves accurately and safely set your hot water temperature? Let’s find out. Your Materials In order to make the necessary installations you will need some tools and materials. This will help you save time in doing...

If you are looking for a way to save money on your energy bills, the tankless water heater is a top choice. In many homes, about 30 percent of the monthly energy bills go to heating water. So, should you switch from the tradition water heater to a tankless water heater in Orange County? Energy Efficient Water Heaters Save Money Over Time When you are ready to make the switch to the newest, energy efficient water heater, Scott English Plumbing...

If you are in the market for a new water heater, you probably have a lot of questions about the options that are available and which type of water heater is best for you. Use this guide to help you find the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about water heaters. Q. I need a new water heater. What are some of the major factors that I should consider before making a purchase? A. First, consider the...

Are you one of the many home and small business owners who have invested in a tankless or on-demand water heater? If so, then you are just one of many who have a tankless water heater in Orange County who should be aware of the importance of dealing with lime scales that form on the heat exchange elements of your water heater. Why should you keep your water heater lime scale free? The simple answer is that these lime scales...

A standard water heater will usually last anywhere from 8 to 15 years. Whether your water heater lasts 8 years or 15 years depends largely on how well you take care of it. Water heater tanks are usually made of steel with an interior lining of glass or porcelain. Over time and the normal aging process, the tank begins to oxidize and deteriorate. In addition, sediment from the water accumulates in the water heater tank. The sediment can create clogs...