Expert Water Heater Replacement and Repair in Louisville

Whether you need to replace or repair your water heater, Becht/Givens Service Experts has the skill you need.

Our well-trained plumbing technicians can handle any water heater repair that comes our way in Louisville.

We offer excellent products—from tankless water heaters and hybrids to standard tank water heaters—so we know how each model functions and can get the job done quickly and professionally. And all of our services are supported with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee for a year.*

Replace Your Water Heater

From standard tank water heaters to tankless to solar water heaters, we have an option that will fit your needs and use less energy.

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Tank Water Heaters

Tank water heaters are the most common version of water heater. They have capacity for 30 to 60 gallons, with most kinds being 50 gallons. They continuously heat water so hot water is regularly available.

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Tankless Water Heaters

Tankless water heaters, also known as on-demand water heaters, make hot water only when you need it. They’re 24 to 34 percent more efficient when used in homes that consume less than 41 gallons of hot water every day, according to energy.gov. They also last about two times as long as a tank water heater.

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Water Heater Repair and Maintenance

Becht/Givens Service Experts has knowledge to restore your water heater and have your household back to normal. We can also advise you on a preventive maintenance plan that will keep your water heater in working order.

Get in touch with us at 502-785-8230 or set up an appointment online today.

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Save More with ENERGY STAR® Water Heaters

Heating your water can use a lot of energy. In fact, the U.S. Department of Energy says it’s the second-biggest expense in your home, taking up 18 percent of your utility bill. The only greater percentage is heating and cooling costs.

Becht/Givens Service Experts can help you use less hot water and decrease water heating costs with ENERGY STAR-rated models, putting in low-flow fixtures and suggesting other energy-efficiency upgrades.