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Water Heaters

Tank or tankless — we help you pick the right unit and install it right.

No hot water is more than an inconvenience — it's a disruption to your entire household. Kimco Plumbing & Air repairs and replaces both tank and tankless water heaters across Central Texas. We help you choose the right size and type for your home, give you a flat-rate price upfront, and handle the full installation including permits.

What We Do

Tank water heater repair and replacement
Tankless water heater installation and service
Temperature and pressure valve replacement
Anode rod replacement
Sediment flush and maintenance
Gas and electric models serviced
Expansion tank installation
Water heater sizing consultation

Emergency Water Service

Water heater leaking or flooding? Call us immediately — we'll dispatch a technician to shut it down and prevent further damage.

Call (737) 260-7255 Now

Why Choose Kimco

We help you pick the right unit — not the most expensive one
Same-day replacement available for common tank sizes
Flat-rate pricing includes installation and haul-away
Annual flush included with membership plans

Save on Every Service Call

Kimco Members Get Priority & Savings

Skip the wait list, save 15-20% on repairs, and never pay a diagnostic fee. Plans start at $19/month with no contracts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do water heaters last?

Tank water heaters typically last 8–12 years. Tankless units can last 15–20 years with proper maintenance. Central Texas hard water can shorten lifespan — annual flushing helps prevent sediment buildup and extends the life of your unit.

Should I get a tankless or tank water heater?

For most Central Texas homes, a high-efficiency tank water heater offers the best value. Tankless is ideal if you have a large household that runs out of hot water frequently, want to save space, or are building new. Kimco will assess your household's hot water demand and recommend the right option.

Why is my water heater making rumbling noises?

Rumbling or popping sounds usually indicate sediment buildup at the bottom of the tank. When the burner heats water through a layer of sediment, it creates those noises. Annual flushing prevents this. If the noises are severe or accompanied by rust-colored water, it may be time for replacement.

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Flat-rate pricing. Licensed technicians. No surprises.