Old Tank Removal
We shut off the gas or breaker, drain the tank with a pump, disconnect the lines, and haul the old unit out for disposal. That includes cutting out corroded nipples and cleaning the closet floor before the new tank goes in.
Water Heater Replacement for Rental Properties in Carrollton is what we do every week for landlords, property managers, and multi-unit owners across Carroll County. Whether you need water heater installation for rental properties in Carrollton, GA on a tight turnover schedule or a same-day swap after a tank lets go, our licensed plumbers handle the pull, the install, the permit, and the haul-away. You get hot water back for your tenants and one clean invoice for you.

Water Heater Replacement for Rental Properties in Carrollton is the full removal and reinstall of a failed or aging tank or tankless unit in a tenant-occupied or vacant rental, done to Georgia Plumbing License standards and the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC). We drain the old tank with a water heater drain pump, cut out corroded nipples with a tube cutter, and rebuild the connection with copper pipe or PEX tubing, brass fittings, dielectric unions, and flexible connectors. Every job ends with a T&P valve test, a gas leak check on gas units, and a thermostat set to 120 degrees Fahrenheit before we sign off.
Most Carrollton rentals we see are 40, 50, or 75-gallon tanks tucked into closets, garages, and crawlspaces of older housing stock near Downtown Carrollton and along the Belt Line. When a leaking tank or rusty water complaint hits, you need water heater replacement for rental properties near me that won't leave your tenant without hot water for three days. We stock Rheem, A. O. Smith, and Bradford White units on the truck, so a same-day water heater installation for rental properties Carrollton Georgia callout usually means hot water by dinner.
Every Water Heater Replacement for Rental Properties in Carrollton job includes the core work below. Add-ons like expansion tanks, pressure relief valves, and venting upgrades are quoted up front if your setup needs them.
We shut off the gas or breaker, drain the tank with a pump, disconnect the lines, and haul the old unit out for disposal. That includes cutting out corroded nipples and cleaning the closet floor before the new tank goes in.
Your new Rheem, A. O. Smith, or Bradford White tank comes with fresh dielectric unions, flexible connectors, brass fittings, Teflon tape, and pipe dope. We don't reuse old fittings that could leak in six months.
Copper pipe or PEX tubing, properly sized gas flex connector on gas units, and venting that meets NFPA 54. We test the T&P valve, check for gas leaks, and set the thermostat to 120 degrees Fahrenheit before sign-off.
We pull the required permit for the swap and register the manufacturer warranty in your name. You get the paperwork by email so your records are clean if you ever file an insurance claim or sell the property.
Drop cloths go down before we start, and the old tank leaves with us. Your tenant walks into a dry, working utility closet, and you don't have to schedule a separate junk pickup or disposal run.
You call (943) 469-0029 and describe the unit: leaking tank, no hot water, rusty water, or popping noises. We ask the tank size, fuel type, and closet dimensions, then give you a price range on the spot. Most Carrollton calls are booked same-day or next-morning.
Our licensed plumber arrives in a marked truck, checks the anode rod, heating element, and T&P valve, and confirms the tank is past saving. We show you the failure point, then lock in the final price before touching a wrench. Fifteen minutes, no charge.
We shut the gas or breaker, connect a water heater drain pump, and empty the tank. Corroded nipples get cut with a tube cutter, and the old unit comes out through the same path it went in. Expect 45 to 60 minutes for a standard 50-gallon pull.
New unit goes in on fresh dielectric unions and flexible connectors, with copper pipe or PEX tubing, brass fittings, Teflon tape, and pipe dope. We test the T&P valve, check for gas leaks with a multimeter and soap test, and set the thermostat to 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
We haul the old tank to disposal, wipe the floor, and email you the invoice plus the manufacturer warranty registration for the new unit. Rheem, A. O. Smith, and Bradford White tanks carry six to twelve-year tank warranties depending on model.
You call (943) 469-0029 and describe the unit: leaking tank, no hot water, rusty water, or popping noises. We ask the tank size, fuel type, and closet dimensions, then give you a price range on the spot. Most Carrollton calls are booked same-day or next-morning.
Empties a full 50-gallon tank in minutes instead of letting it gravity-drain for an hour. Cuts the removal window and reduces the chance of a floor spill.
Cuts copper pipe cleanly and forms flare fittings on gas lines. Clean cuts mean fewer leaks and a connection that passes inspection the first time.
Tests heating elements, thermostats, and breakers on electric units. We confirm the failure point before quoting a replacement, so you're not paying for a tank you don't need.
Verifies the temperature and pressure relief valve opens at the correct setpoint. A failed valve is a safety issue, and we test every one before sign-off.
Standard tools for breaking loose old fittings and sweating new copper connections. We carry both because Carrollton rentals have a mix of copper and PEX plumbing.
Protects the new tank from thermal expansion and electrolysis. Both are cheap insurance against a premature failure and a repeat callout.

A tenant called at 6 a.m. with water spreading across a utility closet floor. The tank was 12 years old, the anode rod was gone, and the bottom of the tank had rusted through. The tenant had no hot water and was threatening to break the lease.
After: We shut off the supply, pumped the tank dry, and installed a new 50-gallon Rheem by early afternoon. The floor was dried and wiped down, and the tenant had hot water before dinner. Total job time was under four hours.
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Both units had rusty hot water and popping noises from sediment. The tanks were nine years old, and the owner was getting monthly complaints. A previous plumber had only flushed the tanks, which bought a few weeks but didn't fix the corrosion.
After: We replaced both tanks on the same day, unit by unit, so one side always had hot water. New anode rods went in with the tanks, and we added expansion tanks to both systems. Rusty water complaints stopped immediately.
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A tenant reported no hot water on a Friday afternoon. The electric tank was 11 years old, the lower heating element had failed, and the tank was showing rust at the fittings. The owner wanted to know whether to repair or replace.
After: We tested with a multimeter, confirmed the tank was corroding, and replaced it with a 40-gallon A. O. Smith unit the same day. New dielectric unions and flexible connectors went in with it. The tenant had hot water by 6 p.m.
Book this service →These are the calls we get most from Carrollton landlords. Each one has a fix, and most can be handled in a single visit with a tank already on the truck.
Ask a pro →We treat active leaks as priority calls, walk you through shutting off the supply valve, and dispatch a plumber with a replacement tank. Most Carrollton emergency swaps finish the same day, and we dry the closet floor before we leave.
We diagnose on-site with a multimeter, checking the heating element, thermostat, and breaker. If the tank is dead, we replace it the same visit with a 40 or 50-gallon unit from the truck, so hot water is back within hours.
We pull the anode rod and inspect the tank interior. If corrosion has gone too far, we replace the unit and install a fresh anode rod so the new tank lasts its full warranty period. If it's salvageable, we flush the tank and replace the rod.
We test the T&P valve, check the expansion tank charge, and replace whichever part has failed. On a full replacement, we install a new expansion tank and pressure relief valve so the system starts clean.
$950 - $2,200 depending on tank size, fuel type, and access
Typical 2026 pricing for a rental water heater swap in Carrollton runs $950 to $2,200, depending on tank size, fuel type, and whether we're changing the venting or location. A standard 50-gallon gas swap with a mid-grade Rheem or A. O. Smith tank usually lands near the middle of that range. Tankless and hybrid heat pump replacements cost more because of venting, gas sizing, and electrical work. We quote flat pricing before we start, so the number you hear on the phone is the number on the invoice. If you're pricing water heater installation for rental properties Carrollton Georgia jobs, ask about our multi-unit discount when you have more than one tank to replace.
A planned replacement costs far less than an emergency call plus water damage repair. Flat pricing, permit included, and a new tank with a six to twelve-year warranty means you're covered for the next tenant cycle.
A 40-gallon tank costs less than a 75-gallon, and tankless or hybrid units cost more than standard tanks. We match the size to your tenant count so you're not paying for capacity you don't need.
Get a quote ↗Gas units need a gas flex connector, leak test, and NFPA 54 venting checks. Power vent and direct vent replacements cost more because the vent kit and blower assembly are part of the job.
Get a quote ↗A tank in a garage is a straightforward swap. A tank in a tight closet, crawlspace, or attic takes longer and may need flexible connectors or a smaller unit to fit the space.
Get a quote ↗Older Carrollton rentals often need an expansion tank, a new T&P valve, or upgraded venting to meet current code. These add-ons are quoted up front so there's no surprise on the invoice.
Get a quote ↗“My tenant called at 7 a.m. with water everywhere. I called these guys and a plumber was there by 10 with a 50-gallon Rheem on the truck. Tank swapped, floor dried, tenant had hot water by 2 p.m. Flat price, no surprise fees, and they texted me photos of the finished install.”
Marcus T.Landlord, Downtown Carrollton
✓ Verified“I manage eleven rentals across Carroll County and these are the only plumbers I call for water heaters now. They work around tenants, they know the code, and they send me the warranty paperwork without me asking. Last month they swapped three tanks in one day across two buildings.”
Angela R.Property Manager, Trinity Mills
✓ Verified“My old tank was rusting out and I kept putting it off. They came out, showed me the corroded anode rod, and replaced the unit the same afternoon. Also swapped the expansion tank and T&P valve while they were in there. No more rusty water and my tenant stopped complaining.”
Devin K.Duplex Owner, Josey Ranch
✓ VerifiedMost Carrollton rental swaps run $950 to $2,200 in 2026, depending on tank size, fuel type, and whether we're moving the unit or reusing the existing connections. A standard 50-gallon gas swap with a mid-grade Rheem or A. O. Smith tank sits near the middle of that range. Tankless and hybrid heat pump replacements run higher because of venting and electrical work.
We do, and we're set up for it. Carrollton Water Heater Replacement Pros works exclusively on rental and multi-unit properties across Carroll County, so we understand tenant scheduling, lockbox access, and property-manager paperwork. We stock 40, 50, and 75-gallon tanks on the truck and can usually confirm a same-day or next-morning window when you call (943) 469-0029.
A standard tank swap takes two to four hours from arrival to hot water. Drain and removal runs 45 to 60 minutes, install and testing another 60 to 90 minutes, and cleanup and paperwork about 15 minutes. Tankless and hybrid heat pump installs take longer, often a full day, because of venting, gas line sizing, and electrical requirements.
Yes. We answer 24/7 and treat active leaks as priority calls. If your tank is dumping water onto a tenant's floor, we'll walk you through shutting off the supply valve and the gas or breaker while a tech is dispatched. Most emergency calls in Carrollton get a plumber on-site within a few hours, and we carry common tank sizes so we can finish the swap in one trip.
One call gets a licensed plumber to your rental with the right tank on the truck. We quote flat pricing up front, work around your tenant's schedule, and leave the closet dry and the hot water running. Call (943) 469-0029 now.
Book a Replacement (943) 469-0029 →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.