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Water Heater Repair in Eaton, OH

When you wake up to cold water or notice your tank leaking, you need a local team that shows up fast and gives you clear options. Lowman Heating & Air proudly serves Eaton and the surrounding area with dependable home comfort service — and we’re known for doing things the right way, without unnecessary fees.

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Water Heater Repair in Eaton, OH

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Get Hot Water Back Fast,
Without Surprise Fees

Lowman is proud to be the home of the $0 service call fee during normal business hours, and we believe homeowners deserve straightforward answers before spending money on major repairs.

If your water heater is:

Not producing hot water
Leaking or pooling water near the tank
Making popping, rumbling, or banging sounds
Taking forever to heat up
Producing rusty or discolored water

…we’ll diagnose the issue and walk you through the most cost-effective path forward.

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Need a new gas line for your stove or BBQ? We install and repair gas lines, ensuring safety and efficiency.

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Hose Bibs

Spigots

Broken spigot? We install and repair outdoor hose bibs and spigots, making gardening and exterior maintenance easy and convenient.

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Promise

Our services are performed by our licensed, bonded, and insured technicians. We promise to deliver exceptional service.

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Common Water Heater Problems We Fix

Water heaters usually give warning signs before they fail completely. Here are the most common issues we handle in Eaton-area homes:

No hot water or inconsistent temperature
Pilot light / ignition problems (gas units)
Heating element failure (electric units)
Thermostat issues
Pressure relief valve concerns
Leaks at fittings, valves, or the tank
Sediment buildup reducing performance
Water that smells odd or looks rusty

Not sure what you’re seeing? Call us — we’ll help you decide whether it’s a simple repair, maintenance issue, or a replacement situation.

Sometimes a repair is the clear winner. Other times, replacement saves you money long-term.

Repair is often best when:

The unit is relatively newer
The leak is from a connection or valve (not the tank)
The fix is isolated (element, thermostat, ignition)

Replacement is often best when:

The tank is leaking from the body of the unit
Repairs are stacking up
The system struggles to keep up with demand
You want better efficiency or a tankless upgrade

We’ll explain the options plainly and help you choose what makes sense for your budget and comfort — no pressure, no guesswork.

Repair vs. Replace:
What’s Smarter for Your Home

Sometimes a repair is the clear winner. Other times, replacement saves you money long-term.

Repair is often best when:

The unit is relatively newer
The leak is from a connection or valve (not the tank)
The fix is isolated (element, thermostat, ignition)

Replacement is often best when:

The tank is leaking from the body of the unit
Repairs are stacking up
The system struggles to keep up with demand
You want better efficiency or a tankless upgrade

We’ll explain the options plainly and help you choose what makes sense for your budget and comfort — no pressure, no guesswork.

Tank, Tankless, Gas, or Electric:
We Service Them All

Lowman services and installs a wide range of water heaters, including:

Standard tank water heaters
Tankless water heaters
Gas water heaters
Electric water heaters

If you’re considering an upgrade, we’ll help you match the right system to your household size, hot-water usage, and efficiency goals.

Here’s how we keep your experience simple:

Schedule your appointment (same-day options when available)
On-site diagnosis of the water heater and any related plumbing connections
Clear options (repair vs replacement) with transparent recommendations
Repair or install completed by a licensed, bonded, insured team
Final testing so you know your hot water is back and reliable

What to Expect When You Call Lowman

Here’s how we keep your experience simple:

Schedule your appointment (same-day options when available)
On-site diagnosis of the water heater and any related plumbing connections
Clear options (repair vs replacement) with transparent recommendations
Repair or install completed by a licensed, bonded, insured team
Final testing so you know your hot water is back and reliable

Emergency Water Heater Help (After Hours)

Plumbing and HVAC emergencies don’t follow a schedule — and Lowman addresses that with after-hours support through our membership.

Lowman’s Maintenance Club members can have after-hours service call fees waived, and membership can be started during a visit (with options ranging roughly $14 to $34 per month).

If your water heater is leaking right now:

Turn off the cold-water supply valve to the tank
If you can do so safely, shut off power (electric) or gas control (gas)
Move valuables away from the area
Call Lowman for help

Service Call Fee FAQ

How fast can you repair a water heater in Eaton, OH?

Same-day appointments are often available. Call and we’ll schedule the earliest opening and prioritize urgent “no hot water” and active leak situations.

Do you charge a service call fee?

Lowman is known for a $0 service call fee during normal business hours.

What should I do if my water heater is leaking?

Shut off the cold-water supply to the tank and call us. If safe, shut off power (electric) or turn the gas control down/off (gas), then keep the area clear until we arrive.

Is rusty water always a water heater problem?

Not always, but it can be. Rusty water may indicate corrosion in the tank or plumbing. We’ll diagnose the source and recommend the right fix.

Can you repair tankless water heaters?

Yes — we service both standard tank and tankless water heaters, including troubleshooting and repairs.

How do I know if I should replace instead of repair?

If the tank itself is leaking, replacement is usually the right move. If it’s a valve, element, thermostat, or ignition issue, repair may be the smarter option.