New Rheem water heater
We supply a new Rheem tank in the size and fuel type that fits your home. That includes 40-gallon, 50-gallon, and 75-gallon models in gas or electric. We confirm the model and warranty length with you before we order.
Licensed, insured, and code-correct Rheem water heater installation in Carrollton
Rheem Water Heater Replacement in Carrollton done right the first time
When your Rheem tank starts leaking or stops making hot water, we handle the Rheem Water Heater Replacement in Carrollton from start to finish. Our licensed plumbers pull the permit, haul off the old unit, and install a new Rheem with the right T&P valve, expansion tank, and dielectric unions. We serve homeowners and landlords across Carroll County, and we answer the phone 24/7 for emergencies. Same-day service is available on most calls before 2 p.m.
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About this service
What Rheem Water Heater Replacement in Carrollton involves
Rheem Water Heater Replacement in Carrollton is a licensed plumbing service that removes a failed Rheem tank or tankless unit and installs a new one to Georgia code. We drain the old tank, disconnect the gas flex connector or electrical whip, cut out corroded copper pipe, and set the new heater on a level pad. Every job includes a new T&P valve, expansion tank, and dielectric unions so the tank lasts. We pressure-test the gas line and check for leaks before we leave.
Most Carrollton homes we see are running Rheem units that are 10 to 15 years old. The tank itself may look fine, but the anode rod is gone and sediment has built up on the heating element or burner. That is when you get popping noises, rusty water, and a puddle near the base. If you need a Carrollton Rheem water heater installer who can get hot water back the same day, call us at (943) 469-0029.
- ✓ Same-day hot water
- ✓ Code-correct installs
- ✓ Upfront pricing
- ✓ Licensed and warrantied
What's included
What our Rheem replacement includes
Every Rheem Water Heater Replacement in Carrollton includes the parts and labor to get you back to hot water. Here is what is covered in a standard quote. If you need extra work like a new gas line or a tankless conversion, we price that separately before we start.
Expansion tank and T&P valve
Every install gets a new expansion tank and a new T&P valve. These are cheap parts that prevent pressure problems and leaks. We size the expansion tank to your water pressure and the new Rheem tank.
New connectors and fittings
We install new flexible connectors, dielectric unions, and brass fittings. If the old copper pipe is corroded, we cut it out and replace it with new copper or PEX tubing. We use Teflon tape and pipe dope on every threaded joint.
Permit and inspection
We pull the Carroll County permit and meet the inspector on site. The install meets the Uniform Plumbing Code and NFPA 54 for gas connections. You get the permit card for your records.
Haul-away and disposal
We drain the old tank, disconnect it, and haul it off. You do not have to deal with the scrap metal or the mess. We recycle the tank and clean up the area before we leave.
Testing and walkthrough
We fill the tank, purge the air, and test the temperature at the nearest faucet. We check for gas leaks with a multimeter and confirm the T&P valve works. You get a walkthrough of the new unit and the warranty paperwork.
How it works
How our Rheem replacement process works
You call (943) 469-0029 and describe what the heater is doing. Leaking tank, no hot water, rusty water, or popping noises. We ask for the model number if you can read it off the label. That tells us whether you have a 40-gallon, 50-gallon, or 75-gallon Rheem and whether it is gas or electric.
A licensed plumber arrives in a marked truck and inspects the old unit. We check the T&P valve, the anode rod, the flue, and the gas line or electrical connection. We confirm the new Rheem will fit the same footprint and that the venting meets code. You get a written price before we touch anything.
We shut off the gas or power, close the water valve, and hook up a water heater drain pump. The old tank drains into a bucket or out to a safe drain. We disconnect the gas flex connector or electrical whip, cut out the old copper pipe, and haul the tank out to the truck for disposal.
We set the new Rheem on a level pad, connect the dielectric unions and flexible connectors, and install a new expansion tank and T&P valve. Gas units get a new flex connector and a leak test with a multimeter on the thermocouple. Electric units get new heating elements and thermostats checked before power-up.
We fill the tank, purge the air, and light the pilot or restore power. Then we run hot water at the nearest faucet and check the temperature with a thermometer. You get a walkthrough of the new unit, the warranty paperwork, and the permit card. We clean up and haul off every scrap.
STEP 01Phone diagnosis
You call (943) 469-0029 and describe what the heater is doing. Leaking tank, no hot water, rusty water, or popping noises. We ask for the model number if you can read it off the label. That tells us whether you have a 40-gallon, 50-gallon, or 75-gallon Rheem and whether it is gas or electric.
Tools & methods
Tools and methods we use
Pipe wrench and tube cutter
Used to disconnect old fittings and cut out corroded copper pipe. We replace it with new copper or PEX tubing so the new Rheem has a clean connection.
Soldering torch and flaring tool
For soldering copper joints and flaring gas lines. We use a flaring tool on gas connections to ensure a tight seal that passes the leak test.
Water heater drain pump
Drains the old tank quickly without making a mess. We pump the water to a safe drain or bucket so your floor stays dry during the swap.
Multimeter and T&P valve tester
Tests the thermocouple, heating elements, and thermostats. We also use a T&P valve tester to confirm the safety valve opens at the right pressure.
Expansion tank and dielectric unions
We install a new expansion tank to absorb pressure spikes and dielectric unions to prevent corrosion between copper and steel. These parts extend the life of your new Rheem.
Real results
Before and after.
Rheem Water Heater Replacement
Leaking 50-gallon Rheem in Downtown Carrollton
A homeowner called us at 7 a.m. with water pooling around the base of a 12-year-old Rheem. The tank had rusted through and the T&P valve was dripping. They had no hot water and were worried about floor damage.
After: We shut off the water, drained the tank, and installed a new 50-gallon Rheem with a new expansion tank and T&P valve. The job took three hours. The floor was dried and the homeowner had hot water by lunch.
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Rheem Water Heater Replacement
40 to 50-gallon upgrade in Castle Hills
A family of five kept running out of hot water with a 40-gallon Rheem. The tank was 10 years old and the heating element was failing. They wanted more hot water without a major remodel.
After: We checked the venting and gas line, then installed a new 50-gallon Rheem. The larger tank gave them enough hot water for morning showers and laundry. The install took four hours and passed inspection.
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Rheem Water Heater Replacement
Emergency tankless swap in Trinity Mills
A landlord called on a Sunday because a tenant had no hot water. The Rheem tankless unit was throwing an error code and would not fire. The tenant had been without hot water for two days.
After: We sourced a new Rheem tankless unit from our supplier and installed it the same day. We flushed the line, checked the gas pressure, and added isolation valves for easy descaling. The tenant had hot water by evening.
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Problems we solve with Rheem replacement
A failing water heater gives you warning signs. If you catch them early, you can replace the unit on your schedule instead of dealing with a flood. Here are the most common problems we see in Carrollton.
Ask a pro →Leaking tank or T&P valve
We shut off the water, drain the tank, and install a new Rheem with a new T&P valve and expansion tank. If the leak is at a fitting, we can sometimes repair it, but a tank leak means replacement.
No hot water or not enough hot water
We diagnose the issue on site. If the tank is old or the repair cost is high, we quote a new Rheem. A 50-gallon upgrade often solves the problem for a growing family.
Rusty water or popping noises
We flush the tank and inspect the anode rod. If the tank is rusted, we replace it with a new Rheem and flush your lines. A new anode rod and annual flush can prevent this in the future.
Pilot light outage or gas smell
We test the gas line with a multimeter and check the thermocouple. If the unit is old, we replace it with a new Rheem. If you smell gas, leave the house and call us from outside.
Transparent pricing
Rheem water heater replacement cost
$850 - $1,800 depending on tank size, fuel type, and venting
Typical 2026 pricing for a Rheem Water Heater Replacement in Carrollton runs $850 to $1,800. That includes the new Rheem tank, expansion tank, T&P valve, new connectors, permit, and haul-away. A basic 40-gallon gas swap is on the low end. A 75-gallon power vent or a tankless conversion runs higher because of venting and gas line work. We give you a flat price before we start. If you need a Carrollton GA Rheem water heater replacement, call (943) 469-0029 for a quote.
A new Rheem with a six- to twelve-year warranty protects your home from water damage and gives you reliable hot water. The upfront price includes the permit, the parts, and the haul-away. You know the total before we start.
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A 40-gallon Rheem costs less than a 75-gallon or a tankless unit. The larger the tank, the more it costs and the more venting and gas line work it may need. We stock common sizes to keep the price down.
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Gas and electric units are similar in price, but gas installs need a new flex connector and a leak test. Electric units need new heating elements and thermostats checked. Both are included in our flat price.
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If your old unit was a power vent or direct vent, the new one must match. If the venting is undersized or the gas line is too small, we upgrade it to meet code. That adds labor and materials.
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Carroll County requires a permit for water heater replacement. We pull the permit and meet the inspector. That cost is included in our quote, so there are no surprises.
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Licensed, insured, and warrantied
- Georgia Plumbing License · Georgia State Board of Plumbing
- Rheem Manufacturer Certification · Rheem
- Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) Compliance · International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials
- NFPA 54 (National Fuel Gas Code) Compliance · National Fire Protection Association
Customer reviews
What Carrollton homeowners say
★★★★★
“Our Rheem started leaking on a Friday night. I called at 7 a.m. Saturday and they had a new 50-gallon Rheem installed by noon. They pulled the permit, hauled off the old tank, and even replaced the expansion tank. Price was exactly what they quoted on the phone. No surprises.”
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Marcus T.Homeowner, Downtown Carrollton
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“I manage three rentals in Carrollton and use these guys for all my water heater swaps. They coordinate with tenants, install a reliable Rheem, and send me the paperwork. Last month they replaced a 40-gallon unit in under three hours. Tenants had hot water the same day.”
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Dana R.Landlord, Trinity Mills
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“We had rusty water and popping noises for weeks. They came out, showed me the corroded anode rod, and recommended a new Rheem instead of throwing parts at the old one. Install was clean, they tested everything, and the new unit has been perfect. Worth every penny.”
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Kevin S.Homeowner, Castle Hills
✓ VerifiedMost Rheem water heater replacement jobs in Carrollton run $850 to $1,800 in 2026. That includes the new Rheem tank, a new expansion tank, a T&P valve, new flexible connectors, the permit, and haul-away of the old unit. A basic 40-gallon gas swap is on the low end. A 75-gallon power vent or a tankless conversion runs higher because of venting and gas line work.
We do. Carrollton Water Heater Replacement Pros is a state-licensed plumbing contractor based in Carrollton, Georgia. We install Rheem tanks and tankless units across Carroll County, including Downtown Carrollton, Trinity Mills, and Castle Hills. Call (943) 469-0029 and we can usually be there the same day for a standard replacement.
A standard Rheem tank swap takes two to four hours from arrival to hot water. That covers draining the old tank, setting the new one, connecting the gas or electrical, and testing. A tankless conversion or a power vent install can take six to eight hours because we have to run new venting and sometimes upgrade the gas line. We give you a time window when you book.
Yes. We answer the phone 24/7 for emergency Rheem water heater replacement in Carrollton. If your tank is leaking, shut off the water valve at the top of the heater and call (943) 469-0029. We can usually have a plumber at your door within a couple of hours. If the tank is actively flooding, we can isolate it and get a new unit installed the same day.
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Need Rheem Water Heater Replacement in Carrollton today?
Call (943) 469-0029 and we will get a licensed plumber to your door. We answer 24/7, stock common Rheem sizes on our trucks, and give you a flat price before we start. Same-day service is available on most calls before 2 p.m.
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Reach us at (943) 469-0029 any time, day or night. We answer live, ask a few questions about your tank, and get a plumber headed your way. Regular appointments run Monday through Friday, and emergency calls are covered 24/7 across Carrollton and Carroll County.
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