Old, leaking or faulty hot water cylinder? Our experienced local plumbers provide professional cylinder replacements and help you choose the right system for your property.
Hot Water Cylinder Replacement in Christchurch & Canterbury
- Professional Supply & Installation
- Electric, Gas & Heat Pump Cylinders
- Leading Hot Water Cylinder Brands
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/ WHY CHOOSE US?
Qualified Plumbers & Gas Fitters
Our experienced team handles both plumbing and gas fitting, providing convenient, professional solutions without needing multiple contractors.
Quality Brands & Replacement Options
We work with trusted hot water brands, from Rheem, Rinnai, Dux, and many more. Our team can help you choose a suitable replacement based on your property and hot water needs.
Upfront Pricing & Quality Workmanship
No hidden costs, just honest pricing and professional service. Our friendly local team works efficiently, treats your property with care and gets the job done right.
Need Your Hot Water Cylinder Replaced?
Get in touch with our Canterbury team for a replacement quote.
/ HOT WATER CYLINDER SERVICES
/ ELECTRIC HOT WATER CYLINDERS
Electric hot water cylinders are the most common heating style in many Kiwi households. These cylinders use an electric heating element to heat the water inside the tank.
These water heaters are fairly easy to install and require minimal maintenance. However, they can be expensive to run, especially during peak hours when electricity prices are high. Popular electric hot water cylinder brands include Rheem, Rinnai, Peter Cocks and Dux.
/ GAS HOT WATER CYLINDERS
Gas hot water cylinders are another popular heating style. They use natural gas or propane to heat the water inside the tank. Gas cylinders are more energy-efficient than electric cylinders, making them more cost-effective in the long run. However, gas water heaters require a gas supply and can be more complicated to install. We’ve Got You Covered!
/ HEAT PUMP UNITS
Heat pump units are becoming increasingly popular due to their energy efficiency. They work by extracting heat from the air or ground and using it to heat the water inside the tank.
They can be more expensive to install than electric or gas cylinders, but they can save you a significant amount of money on your energy bills in the long run.