Posted by El Toro on February 07, 2008 at 04:26:04 from (205.188.117.74):
In Reply to: O/T water heater posted by Roy in georgia on February 06, 2008 at 20:27:18:
You can call the local plumbers in your area and may be able to get a quote over the phone. Here in MD they charge $100.00 for the first hour and so much for each 1/4 hour. My neighbor messed up his shower faucet in his master bath by cutting one of the seats with a saw blade and cut too far then couldn't stop the leak. I told him he ruined the faucet it would need to be replaced and to call a plumber. The plumbers bill was almost $300.00 plus he had to buy a new faucet for another $200.00. The code here in MD is you need to install an expansion tank on the cold water line at the tank on a new hot water heater. My water heater has been in 16 years and the tank is fiberglass. If it ever needs to changed Sears will give me a new water heater since it had a lifetime warranty. It was called the Survivor and isn't sold anymore. The original cost was around $800.00, but I paid just under $400.00 from one of Sears Surplus stores. I have that sales receipt filed away in case I ever need it. Its gas fired too. Make sure you shutoff the breaker and use a volt meter to make sure there's no voltage present. That's 240vac on that water heater. Hal
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