Who To Call For Water Heater Repair In Milwaukee

Shortly after moving to a new house, hubby and I have started to see problems popping out one after the other.  It's good that the previous owner is a family friend and he gave us all his contacts including one for milwaukee water heater repair.

I never had any idea how a water heater works until one night, my husband was in the middle of taking a shower when he started screaming.  I was working in front of my computer when I heard him screaming so I rushed to the bathroom door asking what happened and he said there was no hot water coming out of the shower.

I felt so sorry for him and at the same time I really wanted to laugh because he looked so funny.  He kept on saying to me, "hey, it's not funny"!  He found out that there was a problem with our water heater and I did not even bother to ask what.

My husband is a "Do-it-Yourself or DIY" kind of a guy so he tried to remedy the situation.  It was fine the first two days but on the third day, it happened again.  He called the local water heater repair guy who quickly came to the rescue. He did some diagnosis as to whether it just needed some repair work or a replacement.

Actually, the previous owner told us that the water heater has been there since they bought the house which means that it is more than 10 years old.  I guess it's about time for a replacement.  Hubby insisted on a repair but later agreed on a replacement.  I was teasing him to choose: no hot water or get a new water heater.  I know he cannot stand a cold shower even on summer time.

It helps to know who to call when things like this happen especially for those like me who do not know anything about simple repair.  Know your local guys, those who do not take advantage of you, those you can trust.  Losing hot water while taking a shower must be a traumatic experience and I would never want it to happen to anyone even to my enemies.

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