Water Heater Repair
Thermostats, elements, gas valves, T&P valves — most tank repairs done on the first visit.
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Staggs Plumbing repairs, replaces, and installs water heaters across Plano and the Dallas-Fort Worth area — both traditional tank units and tankless systems. We are certified installers for Rinnai and Navien and also service Rheem, Noritz, and other major brands. Every installation includes permit handling, code-required upgrades, and haul-away of your old unit.
What We Do
Tank or tankless, repair or replace
Water Heater Replacement
Tank failed and leaking? Same-day replacement with permit, pan, venting, and haul-away.
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Water Heater Installation
New installs to current code — drain pan, expansion tank, proper venting, permit pulled.
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Tankless Installation
Certified Rinnai & Navien installers. Sized to your fixtures and gas supply, not upsold.
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Tankless Repair
Error codes, ignition faults, scale-restricted flow — diagnosed and repaired.
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Maintenance & Flushing
Annual descaling and flushing — the cheapest way to extend any heater in hard-water DFW.
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Water Heaters Common Questions
Straight answers before you call.
How long does a water heater last in North Texas?
With our moderately hard water, tank water heaters typically last 8–12 years and tankless units 15–20 years with annual descaling. An annual flush is the single cheapest way to extend either.
What brands does Staggs Plumbing install?
We are certified installers for Rinnai and Navien tankless systems, and we service and install Rheem, Noritz, and other major brands. Every installation includes haul-away of the old unit.
Do I need a permit to replace a water heater in Plano?
Yes — Texas municipalities, including Plano, require a permit for water heater replacement. Staggs Plumbing pulls the permit and the installation is done to current code, including pan, venting, and expansion tank requirements.
Why am I getting less hot water than I used to?
In a tank unit, sediment buildup is the usual cause — hard water minerals settle and steal capacity, often with a popping sound. A flush can restore it if caught early. In a tankless unit, scale on the heat exchanger restricts flow; descaling fixes it.
Can you replace my water heater today?
Usually, yes. We stock common tank sizes and answer 24/7. Call 682-284-0966.