As temperatures rise and water use increases across Mesa, Gilbert, and the East Valley, Dukes of Air & Plumbing is encouraging residents to ensure their water heaters are functioning at peak efficiency.

Preventative maintenance and timely repairs can extend the life of water heaters and help avoid unexpected service disruptions during high-demand months.

Over time, Arizona’s hard water can cause sediment buildup in water heater tanks, reducing capacity and forcing systems to work harder to deliver hot water. This strain can lead to longer recovery times, inconsistent temperatures, and higher utility bills. Faulty thermostats and worn pressure relief valves also contribute to poor performance and potential safety risks.

Scheduling water heater repairs in May allows technicians to perform inspections and flush out accumulated sediment before it causes lasting damage. Regular upkeep not only improves performance but also reduces the likelihood of leaks or complete system failure—especially important during summer when hot water demand tends to rise for laundry, showers, and kitchen use.

Dukes of Air & Plumbing offers comprehensive water heater repair and maintenance services throughout Mesa, Gilbert, and nearby East Valley communities. With expert service and local knowledge, the team helps homeowners stay comfortable and prepared all season long.

To book a water heater service appointment, visit www.thedukesofair.com or call (480) 571-0974.

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