Water Heater Tank Leak Repair in Florida with live dispatch around the clock — a real person answers, and we can usually be with you the same day.
A water heater that leaks is either a repairable valve or connection, or a tank that has reached the end of its life. We find out which before quoting, replace relief valves, drain valves and corroded connections on the spot, and install a code-compliant replacement — permit handled — when the tank shell itself has failed.
Find exactly where the water is coming from first — a leaking valve or connection is repaired, a leaking tank shell is replaced.
We confirm whether water is coming from the tank shell, the temperature-and-pressure relief valve, the drain valve or the supply connections — only a leaking shell means a new heater. Repair vs replace, decided first
A dripping temperature-and-pressure relief valve or a weeping drain valve is replaced and the discharge line checked — usually finished in one visit. Most common repair
Corroded dielectric unions, flex connectors and shut-off valves on top of the tank are replaced, with a thermal expansion tank added where the system is closed. Top-of-tank leaks
A leaking tank shell cannot be repaired. We install a code-compliant replacement with a drain pan where required and haul the old tank away. Tank-shell leaks
Most water heater leaks are not the tank. We confirm the source before anyone quotes a new heater.
Usually pressure, temperature or thermal expansion — a repair, not a new heater.
A worn drain valve at the base of the tank is replaced in one visit.
Corroded unions or flex connectors are replaced; the tank itself is fine.
A leak from the tank shell means the lining has failed — the heater has to be replaced.
You get a written, fixed-price scope before work starts — and a 5-year workmanship warranty when it is done.
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Pricing varies by scope. Every job is quoted in writing after diagnosis, so the figure you agree is the figure you pay.
$225–$450
$250–$600
$350–$850
$1,600–$3,400
It depends where the leak is. Leaks from the relief valve, drain valve or supply connections are repairable. If the steel tank shell itself is leaking, the lining has failed and the heater has to be replaced — patching a shell is not safe.
Treat it as one. Turn off the power or gas to the heater, close the cold-water supply valve on top of the tank, and call us — we dispatch 24/7 at the same flat rate.
Usually excess pressure or temperature, thermal expansion in a closed plumbing system, or a worn valve. We test the pressure, replace the valve if needed and add an expansion tank where the system calls for one.
Yes. Most Florida jurisdictions require a permit to replace a water heater, and we pull it as part of the job, install a drain pan where code requires it and haul the old tank away.
Yes — every water heater leak repair carries our written 5-year workmanship warranty on labor. A new heater also carries its manufacturer's tank warranty.
Relief or drain valve replacement: $225–$450. Supply connection or union repair: $250–$600. Tank replacement, installed: $1,600–$3,400. Pricing is fixed by written scope before work starts.
Relief valve and drain valve replacement · dielectric union repair · code-compliant tank replacement. 5-year written workmanship warranty.
For Water Heater Tank Leak Repair in Florida you can rely on, contact Leak Repair Florida today. Every Water Heater Tank Leak Repair in Florida job comes with a written workmanship warranty.