


This one had been quietly failing for a while. The old unit had rust-colored streaks running down the tank - a clear sign of an active leak that had been going on long enough to leave its mark. Wet spots, mineral staining, and a drip pan that had clearly seen better days. Not the kind of thing you want to ignore.
A leaking water heater does not fix itself. What starts as a slow drip can turn into a flooded utility space pretty fast, and the longer it goes, the more damage you're looking at. We got out to this New Braunfels home and pulled the old unit out before things got worse.
We installed a Bradford White in its place - a solid, American-made unit with a strong energy rating. Clean connections, properly routed lines, and everything seated correctly in the alcove. The difference is night and day compared to what was there before.
Hot water was back up and running for this household without the constant worry of waking up to a bigger mess. That peace of mind matters. Whether your water heater is actively leaking or just pushing past its prime, getting ahead of the problem saves a lot of headache down the road.
If your water heater is showing rust, inconsistent hot water, or you just know it's been in service longer than it should be - that's your sign. We handle water heater installation, repair, and maintenance across New Braunfels and the surrounding area.