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Water heater repair and replacement across Orange County

No hot water? Water under the tank? Based in Orange, water heaters only, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Call (714) 676-8175 Get a quote

Someone answers the phone at 2 a.m. Most jobs done the same day.

Get a quote

Six fields. We call back with a number, not a range.

If you know the fuel type (gas or electric), the size (30, 40, 50, 75 gallon) and roughly how old it is, put that in too. It gets you a real number faster instead of a range.

No spam, no selling your details on. We call you back about this heater.

Or call (714) 676-8175, open 24 hours

Offer

10% off for first time customers, seniors and military.

Mention it when you call or put it in the form. It comes off the quoted price before the work starts, so there is nothing to negotiate afterwards.

One discount per job. Open 24 hours, seven days a week.

24 Hour Emergency Service

We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

A real person answers, day or night. Tell us what the heater is doing and we will tell you what happens next before anyone gets in a van.

Call now, (714) 676-8175

Open 24 hours, seven days a week

Current offers

Mention it when you call or put it in the form. Nothing to print, no code to enter.

10%

off for first time customers, seniors and military

Ask when you call. One discount per job.

Claim it, (714) 676-8175
  • 10%

    10% off your first job

    First time with us? It comes off the quoted price before the work starts.

  • 10%

    10% senior discount

    Mention it when you call. Comes straight off the quote.

  • 10%

    10% military and veteran discount

    Active or veteran. Thank you, and it comes off the quote.

  • Free

    Free quote by phone

    Describe the symptom and the heater and you get a number, not a range, inside the hour.

A replacement is not just a new tank

This is the part most quotes leave out, and it is where a cheap quote turns into an expensive one. Every one of these is included in ours.

What is in the replacement

Job no. filled on site

Permit

The permit

California requires a plumbing permit to replace a water heater. We pull it and we meet the inspector.

2 ea

Two seismic straps

One across the upper third of the tank, one across the lower third, with the lower strap clear of the controls. This is not optional in California and it is the first thing an inspector looks at.

Closed sys

An expansion tank

Where the house is on a closed system, meaning anywhere there is a pressure regulator, check valve or backflow preventer at the meter. Without one, thermal expansion has nowhere to go and it pushes the T&P valve open.

Full size

A correct T&P discharge line

Run full-size, downhill, no threads on the end, terminating outside where you can see it drip.

Pan + line

A drain pan and a drain line

Where a leak would reach floor, ceiling or drywall. Attics and upstairs closets especially.

3 new

New flex connectors, gas flex and shut-off valve

Old brass connectors are not worth reusing on a twelve-year install.

Title 24

Title 24 pipe insulation

On the hot and cold lines at the heater, and the flue drafting checked before we leave.

Two galvanized seismic straps on a water heater, required by California code
Two seismic straps
Expansion tank installed on the cold line above a water heater in Orange County
Expansion tank
Water heater drain pan with a drain line, Orange County installation
Drain pan and line
New gas flex, shut-off valve and burner on an Orange County water heater install
Burner, gas flex, shut-off

Get a quote with all of that in it

Should you go tankless?

Sometimes. Not always. A tankless unit gives you endless hot water and takes a cupboard back, and it will usually outlast two tanks. But it wants a bigger gas line, new venting and a descale every year or so, and the conversion costs real money up front.

If your family runs two showers and a dishwasher at once, it is worth the conversion. If it is two people and a 40-gallon tank has never run out, a straight tank swap is the honest answer and we will tell you so.

See the full comparison

Tankless water heater installed on the side of a Tustin, Orange County home

From Google

What Orange County customers said

Straight from the Google profile, unedited.

  • Victoria A.

    Woke up with no hot water and called these guys. They were able to come out that morning and get our water heater working again. Quick, professional and didn't leave a mess. Would definitely use them again.

  • JML

    My water heater suddenly started leaking, and I needed it fixed as soon as possible. I called these guys and they showed up within the hour. They explained everything clearly to me and got the job done efficiently. Their work was solid and professional. Really impressed with their service, I would definitely recommend.

  • Rayane S.

    After-hours emergency water heater replacement at our community center went smoother than expected. OC Water Heater Pros is now our preferred vendor. Prompt, professional, and affordable.

  • Jerry L.

    I had a great experience with this team. They came out quickly, diagnosed the issue with my old water heater, and had a new one installed the same day. The crew was professional, efficient, and left everything clean when they were done. It's hard to find service this reliable nowadays — highly recommend if you need water heater repairs or installation done right.

  • Syrus J.

    Me and my family had a wonderful experience with the team, they came out and replaced our old water heater with brand new one. They were quick, efficient, and very kind. I highly recommend them and their services.

30 min radius

Where we go

Orange, serving all of Orange County. Most of the county is under thirty minutes.

Not on the list? Call anyway. If we cannot get to you we will say so on the phone rather than waste your morning.

Upfront pricing, no haggling

You get the number before the work starts, and the number does not move once we are in the garage.

  • 10% 10% off your first job
  • 10% 10% senior discount
  • 10% 10% military and veteran discount
  • Free Free quote by phone

Ask when you call. One discount per job.

Four steps, no surprises

  1. Calling OC Water Heater Pros: a phone on a kitchen counter in Orange County

    You call or send the form

    Tell us the symptom, the fuel type if you know it, and roughly how old the heater is.

  2. Water heater diagnosis in Orange County with the burner panel removed

    We quote

    On the phone where we can, on site where we need eyes on the install. Quote inside the hour.

  3. New water heater installation in a Tustin garage

    We do the work

    Same day wherever the part and the truck line up.

  4. Seismic straps on a finished water heater installation in Orange County

    We clean up and we sign off

    Old unit gone, permit closed, and we show you the shut-off before we leave.

Questions we get every week

More questions about the work

My water heater is leaking. What do I do right now?

Close the cold-water inlet valve on top of the heater, the handle on the pipe going in. On a gas unit, turn the control knob to OFF. If it is electric, switch the breaker off. Then call (714) 676-8175. That stops it getting worse while we are on the way.

Are you actually open 24 hours?

Yes. The Google listing says open 24 hours and that is how the line is set up, overnight, weekends and holidays.

How long does a water heater last in Orange County?

Eight to twelve years for a tank, and hard water pushes it toward the low end. A tankless unit that gets descaled once a year will usually run fifteen to twenty.

Can you replace it the same day?

Usually, for a standard tank in a standard closet, if you call in the morning. Tankless conversions, relocations and unusual sizes get booked properly instead of promised badly.

Do I need a permit to replace a water heater in California?

Yes. California requires a plumbing permit for a water heater replacement, and the inspection is where the seismic strapping, venting and relief valve get checked. We pull it.

What size water heater do I need?

Rough guide: one or two people, a 30 or 40-gallon. Three or four people with two bathrooms, a 50-gallon. Five or more, or a big tub, a 75-gallon or a tankless unit. Recovery rate matters as much as capacity, so we size to how the house actually uses hot water, not to a table.

When it goes, call us

Tank or tankless, 2 p.m. or 2 a.m., Orange or anywhere in Orange County.