Rheem Water Heater Installation, Service & Maintenance for Georgia Homeowners

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Are you looking for a Rheem water heater in North Metro Atlanta? Give My Georgia Plumber a call! We provide residential and commercial Rheem water heater installation, maintenance, and repair. Our team can help you select the best Rheem water heater for your home or business.

About Rheem Water Heaters

Rheem water heaters are known for their dependability, high-quality construction, and energy efficiency. With nearly 100 years of experience, Rheem is the industry-standard and a brand we confidently install. Rheem offers a wide range of residential water heaters to fit various needs, including:

Gas-powered, electric, and specialty units (such as direct-vent, power-vent, hybrid, and tankless)
Three series: Performance, Performance Plus, and Platinum Plus, each offering different warranty options, efficiency features, and price points

Rheem Water Heater Series Explained

Performance Series

Entry-Level: Requires annual maintenance to drain the tank and prevent mineral buildup.
Warranty: 6-year warranty on parts & tank, 1-year labor warranty.
Lifespan: Properly maintained units can last up to 8 years or more.

Performance Plus Series

Step-Up Option: Self-cleaning feature prevents mineral deposits and offers higher energy efficiency.
Warranty: 10-year warranty on parts & tank, 2-year labor warranty.
Popularity: Life expectancy covers most of the heater’s usable life.

Platinum Plus Series

Top-of-the-Line: Enhanced energy efficiency, metal & brass parts, and additional corrosion prevention.
Warranty: 15-year warranty on parts & tank, 3-year labor warranty.
Features: Superior performance and longer life, with a non-prorated warranty.

Energy Star Certified Water Heaters

Since 2015, all residential water heaters are required to be Energy Star certified. The Rheem Energy Star models save energy through electric ignition and damper, enhancing efficiency. However, keep in mind that these units require an electrical outlet, and they won’t function during power outages until electricity is restored.

Rheem Water Heater Installation and Maintenance

Our expert technicians at My Georgia Plumber provide professional installation and maintenance services for Rheem water heaters. We proudly serve Cherokee, Cobb, North Fulton, and Forsyth counties. Proper maintenance ensures your water heater runs efficiently and extends its lifespan. We also offer:

Annual maintenance services for your water heater to prevent future issues
Diagnostic and repair services for quick problem resolution

Areas We Serve

We install Rheem water heaters across North Metro Atlanta, including Canton, Woodstock, Holly Springs, Ball Ground, Waleska, Cartersville, White, Jasper, Alpharetta, Milton, Roswell, Atlanta, Marietta, Powder Springs, Cumming, Suwanee, Johns Creek, Smyrna, Dallas, Dunwoody, and all surrounding neighborhoods.

Get in Touch

Ready to install or service your Rheem water heater? Call My Georgia Plumber at 770-592-0081 or book online for prompt and reliable service.

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