You might have heard about Legionnaires’ disease on the news or in the paper. After all, there have been many stories over the years about air conditioning systems in hotels, office buildings and shopping centres, transmitting this severe form of pneumonia to its patrons and often with severe symptoms! What many people don’t realise is that Legionnaires’ disease can also be spread through poorly maintained home water heaters. Sound a bit scary? It doesn’t need

Everyone benefits from having hot water in the home. However, few people think about the appliance responsible for this supply of blessed, heated H20: the hot water heater. This appliance does more than generate heated water for the home. Heated water is a necessity for many daily activities. From bathing to washing dishes, it’s an essential element of everyday life. The most effective appliance can also save you money and help you save the planet.

Gas hot water heaters are some of the more common styles of hot water services used in Adelaide. Majority of the established homes have natural gas infrastructure installed in the street and those in the Adelaide Hills will have bottled gas frequently delivered to enable the use of Propane in order to save on electricity bills for heating of water. During the colder months of the year we are particularly busy in the locations such

The chances are that if you are reading this article it is because your hot water service keeps cutting out and you most likely you have a system which is the size of a small box (350mm wide X 550mm High) mounted to the wall and plugs into an external weatherproof power point for ignition and combustion fan. Power Flued Continuous Flow Water Heaters Power flued continuous flow water heaters (also known as instantaneous hot

Late Friday night I was arriving back home after a busy day. With the weather now chilling off as we draw closer to winter, I had been out all day in the cold and wet weather assisting my customers with there broken down water heaters that have been struggling to cope with the sudden drop in temperature. Its was 6:30pm and the phone rang, a customer had just arrived home from work and found her