Local Expert Water Heater Maintenance
Keep the hot water flowing! Preventative water heater maintenance saves money and headache. For over 25 years, Central Indiana has counted on Beeson Mechanical Service, Inc. for their water heater expertise. Whether you’re in Whiteland, Greenwood, Franklin, or Mooresville, we’re here to help with fast, reliable water heater maintenance. Concerned about your water heater? Contact us! We’ll get things back to normal in no time!

What is Water Heater Maintenance?
Water heater maintenance is a series of simple but important steps performed regularly to keep your water heater running safely, efficiently, and reliably. Just like your HVAC system or car, a little upkeep goes a long way in preventing costly breakdowns and extending the life of your unit. Regular maintenance helps prevent unexpected breakdowns, extend the lifespan of the unit, and keeps your water clean and safe. Not to mention reducing the risk of damage from leaks!

What Does Water Heater Maintenance Include?
Flushing the Tank
Over time, sediment builds up at the bottom of the tank, especially in areas with hard water (like many parts of Indiana). Flushing the tank once or twice a year helps clear out that sediment, improving efficiency and preventing damage.
Inspecting the Anode Rod
The anode rod is a metal component that prevents the tank from rusting. If it’s worn out, corrosion can start inside the tank. A technician will check and replace it if necessary.
Checking the Temperature Setting
Keeping the water temperature around 120°F is ideal. It’s hot enough for comfort and safety but not so high that it risks scalding or increases wear on the system.
Testing the Pressure Relief Valve
This valve is a safety feature that prevents your tank from over-pressurizing. A quick test ensures it’s working properly and won’t fail under pressure.
Inspecting for Leaks or Corrosion
A trained eye can spot early signs of trouble, like small leaks, rust around the base, or worn connections—things homeowners might overlook.
Checking the Heating Elements (for electric models)
These elements heat your water and can burn out or become coated with minerals over time. Routine checks ensure they’re in good shape.
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