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Our Sydney plumbers quickly diagnose and repair hot water heaters to get your showers and taps running again. We fix all types of units safely and efficiently, saving you time and stress.
If your hot water system is old or beyond repair, we replace it with a reliable, energy-efficient unit. Our team ensures a smooth, professional installation so you never go without hot water.
Need a new hot water system? We install new heaters safely and efficiently, matching the right unit to your home’s needs. Enjoy consistent hot water and peace of mind with our expert service.
Hot water problems can’t wait. Our 24/7 plumbers respond fast to emergencies, repairing or replacing your system to restore hot water quickly and safely.
Hot water emergencies can happen at any time. A burst tank, sudden leak, or complete system failure requires fast, professional attention. Vort Plumbing offers 24/7 emergency hot water services across Sydney. Our plumbers arrive with fully equipped vans, ready to diagnose, repair, or replace your system on the spot.
We use high-quality parts and the latest tools to deliver reliable solutions. From leaking gas units to faulty thermostats or corroded tanks, we restore hot water safely and quickly. Same-day service means minimal disruption, whether it’s a home, apartment, or commercial property.
Why choose Vort Plumbing for water heater repair?
We install all four major types: Electric (storage and continuous flow), Gas (storage and continuous flow), Solar with gas or electric boosting, and Heat Pump systems
The most common reasons are a faulty heating element or thermostat (in electric systems), a pilot light that has gone out (in gas systems), a broken dip tube causing cold water to mix at the top of the tank, or simply high household demand exceeding the tank's capacity.
You should have your system professionally serviced once every one to two years. Additionally, you should manually test the Temperature and Pressure Relief (TPR) valve every six months, which can be done by the homeowner.
The life expectancy varies by type, but generally ranges from 8 to 20 years:
