No hot water, a leaking tank or strange noises? Crowebird repairs and replaces tank water heaters across Southwest Florida, with flat-rate pricing and a clean, careful install.
A water heater heats cold water and delivers it to your faucets, shower, dishwasher and washing machine, so you always have hot water when you need it. When it fails, you notice right away.
Crowebird repairs and replaces traditional tank water heaters, including anode rod service. We tell you plainly whether a repair makes sense or whether it is time for a new unit, and we quote a flat rate before we start.
What we install and repair
Ask us if it makes sense for your home
We do not install tankless water heaters at this time.
Pick how many people live in your home and see the tank size that usually fits.
Good to know: electric units are easier to install and maintain, and Energy Star models offer the biggest savings.
These photos are from real jobs in Southwest Florida homes. Clean connections, a drain pan under the tank and everything left tidy.
Get a quick idea of whether a repair is likely to fix things or a replacement makes more sense. It is a guide, not a diagnosis, so text us for a real answer.
A few small habits add years to your tank. Tick off what you already do, and text us if you want help with the rest.
Tank water heaters typically carry 6 to 12 years of coverage. Parts and labor coverage vary by manufacturer, so check your paperwork or send us a photo of the label.
Answers to what Fort Myers and Cape Coral homeowners ask us about water heaters. Have another question? Just text us.
Text Your QuestionMany tank water heaters are near the end of their life at 10 to 12 years. A yearly flush and regular anode rod checks help extend it, but a unit that old with leaks, rusty water or noises is usually worth replacing.
If the unit is young and the problem is a single part, a repair often makes sense. If it is 10 to 12+ years old or the tank is leaking, replacement is usually the better value. Text us a photo of the label and we will give you an honest recommendation.
That smell usually comes from a reaction between the anode rod inside your water heater and bacteria in the water. Replacing the anode rod, sometimes with a different type, and flushing the tank typically solves it.
As a guide, 1 to 2 people usually do well with 30 to 40 gallons, 3 to 4 people with 40 to 50 gallons and 5 or more people with 50 to 80 gallons.
Not at this time. We repair and replace traditional tank water heaters, including anode rod replacement.
We price at a flat rate, so you know the total before we start. Text a photo of your water heater and its label to 239-286-8946 and we will reply with next steps and a price.
Send a photo of your water heater and its label to 239-286-8946 and a licensed Crowebird plumber will reply with next steps and a flat-rate price. Serving Fort Myers, Cape Coral and all of Southwest Florida, Monday to Saturday, 8am to 5pm.