Clark Family Water Heaters

Why Choose Clark?

Experienced

Almost 30 years experience-factory trained and certified by the best brands.

24/7

Available in emergencies. No extra charge for nights, weekends, or holidays.

Friendly

We treat our customers like family!

Affordable

We're consistently lower than the competitor's prices.

Licensed, bonded and insured!

Taking care of your family’s hot water needs is important to us!

Hello, my name is Bryan Clark, I am the owner/operator of Clark Family Water Heaters.

I have almost 30 years experience installing, repairing and replacing water heaters in the San Francisco Bay Area, specializing in conventional and tankless water heaters, including residential and commercial.

I’m now in Fresno County and look forward to having the opportunity to provide you and your family with all your water heater needs.

Services

Free Estimates and Consultation

We’ll arrive at your home prepared to diagnose the problem and recommend a safe, proven, and cost-effective resolution. Clark Family Water Heaters will provide simple instructions to protect your home from water damage until we can arrive to repair or replace your water heater.

WATER HEATER INSTALLATION
Delivery and professional installation of a new energy efficient water heater.

Price includes:
- Replacing the water and gas lines
- Installation of a new relief valve
- Filling/lighting the new water heater
- Attachment of earthquake straps
- Removal and recycling of your old water heater

WATER HEATER REPAIR
We service and repair all makes and models of conventional water heaters.

Repair services include:
- Inspection and diagnosis of the malfunctioning equipment
- Estimate and list of parts needed for repair
- Repair of water heater

TANKLESS WATER HEATER INSTALLATION
Delivery and professional installation of a new tankless water heater.

Price includes:
- Installation of water and gas lines
- Installation of isolation valves
- Installation of venting system
- Remove and recycle your old water heater

TANKLESS WATER HEATER FLUSH
We flush all brands of tankless water heaters.

Flush service includes:
- Flush tankless water heater with a descaling solution
- Clean filter
- After completion of flush, purge air from water lines and ensure there are no leaks

FAQ

How long can I expect my water heater to last?

Great question! On average, you can count on about 10 to 12 years of good service from your water heater. We've been helping families with their water heaters for years, and that's what we typically see.

How can I figure out how old my water heater is?

That's easy enough! You'll usually find the age in the serial number on your unit. Often, the first four digits will tell you the year it was made, though it can vary a little bit depending on the manufacturer. If you're having trouble finding it or figuring it out, just give us a call! We're always happy to help you find that information.

I don't have any hot water! What should I check first?

Oh no, that's no good! Let's see...

Is your water heater leaking? If you see water coming from the tank itself, unfortunately, it often means it might be time for a replacement. But if the leak is coming from a fitting on top, it might be a simpler fix. Remember, about 10-12 years is the average lifespan, and tank leaks can't be repaired.

Is the pilot light lit? If the pilot light is on but you still don't have hot water, it could be a thermostat problem. If the pilot light is out, it could be the thermocouple or the thermostat. If your water heater is getting up there in age (around 10-12 years), it might be more cost-effective to replace it since parts for older models can be hard to find and expensive.

My pilot light is not lighting, what can I do? It's always best to leave this to the professionals. There are different kinds of pilot light systems, and it can be dangerous for someone who isn't trained to try and tinker with them. We'd be happy to take a look for you!

Do I need to shut down my water heater?

Yes, you should shut it down right away if you see your water heater is leaking or if you smell gas. And, of course, call a professional like us immediately if either of those things happens!

How do I safely shut down my water heater?

Here's what to do:

Step 1: Turn off the gas supply to the water heater. Look for the knob on the thermostat at the bottom of your water heater. It will say on/off/pilot. Turn it to the "off" position.

Step 2: Turn off the water. Find the cold water line on the top right side of your water heater. There's a shut-off valve on that line. Turn the handle clockwise until it stops.

Need Service? We're Here for You!
We know how important hot water is, so we offer same-day service. Give us a call at 559-207-4397 for a free consultation and estimate. We're always happy to chat and help you figure out what you need!