Mobile Home Water Heater Installation & Replacement in the Las Vegas Valley
At Water Heaters Today LLC, we specialize in Manufactured Housing Water Heater Installation. We don’t take shortcuts. We install the specific Rheem and Bradford White models engineered to meet federal HUD safety standards (Title 24 CFR 3280). Whether you are in a double-wide in Boulder City or a park model in North Las Vegas, we guarantee your hot water is safe, legal, and hot.
Keep Your Manufactured Home's Hot Water Heater Safe & HUD Compliant
Installing a standard water heater in a mobile home isn’t just a code violation – it’s dangerous and illegal. Mobile homes require HUD-Approved units with sealed combustion systems to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in small spaces.
Many Las Vegas homeowners don’t realize that a “standard” water heater from Home Depot cannot be installed in a mobile home. Mobile home closets are often sealed, meaning the heater must pull air from outside (through the floor or roof) to burn safely.
Water Heaters Today LLC is your local expert on these specific systems. We understand Direct Vent technology and Roof Jacks – the specialized venting required for your roof type. We don’t waste time; we carry the Gas Conversion Kits to switch between Propane and Natural Gas on-site, making sure we can get your specific unit running regardless of your park’s fuel source.
Signs Your Mobile Home Water Heater Needs Replacement
Mobile home units (typically 30 or 40 gallons) work harder than standard units because they are smaller. If you see these signs, do not wait. A leak in a mobile home closet can rot your subfloor in days.
Signs could easily be:
Soot at the Burner: If you see black soot near the pilot, your unit is starving for oxygen. This is a dangerous combustion issue.
Soft Spots in Floor: If the floor feels spongy near the heater, a slow leak has likely already damaged the subfloor.
Pilot Light Won’t Stay Lit: On mobile home units, this often means the fresh air intake underneath the unit is clogged with debris.
Rust on the Jacket: Mobile home units have side inlets; if these rust, the tank is compromised.
Yellow Pilot Flame: The flame should be blue. Yellow means carbon monoxide is being produced.
How We Install Mobile Home Water Heaters (The Right Way)
Our installation process is strictly governed by HUD safety codes. We refuse to install unsafe “standard” units.
HUD-Approved Selection: We only install units explicitly listed for “Manufactured Home Use.”
Venting & Roof Jack Inspection: We inspect your existing “Roof Jack” (the vent stack). If it doesn’t match the new heater, we install a new one to ensure a perfect seal against the weather and exhaust fumes.
Sealed Combustion Intake: We ensure the unit is drawing air from outside the home, not from your living space, preventing oxygen depletion.
Gas Fuel Conversion: Whether your park uses Natural Gas or Propane (LPG), we convert the gas valve and burner orifice on-site for the correct fuel type.
Seismic Strapping: We strap the unit securely to the wall studs to prevent tipping during transit or seismic activity.
Our Commitment to Mobile Home Safety With Our Water Heater Installation Services
No Matter the Water Heater Service, Water Heater Today Has Your Back in the Las Vegas Area. Give Us a Call at (702) 305-8750
Have Any Questions?
No. It is a violation of federal law (HUD Code). Standard water heaters are not designed for the confined spaces of mobile homes. They can deplete the oxygen in your home or cause a fire. Furthermore, installing a non-compliant unit will void your homeowner’s insurance coverage.
Mobile home units are specialty appliances. They feature “sealed combustion” chambers and specific side-inlet plumbing connections that standard units do not have. They also come with convertible gas controls (Propane/Natural Gas). You are paying for the safety engineering required by federal law.
Yes. We know that many parks in Las Vegas and Boulder City run on Propane. All the mobile home units we stock are convertible, meaning we can set them up for Propane or Natural Gas right at your home.
Yes. Exterior closets are common in older Vegas mobile homes. We ensure the door seals properly and that the unit is insulated against the desert cold to prevent freezing in winter.
We know the code. While a general handyman might offer to “make a standard tank fit” for cheap, we know that puts your life at risk. We arrive with the correct HUD-Approved models and the correct venting parts to do the job legally and safely. We handle the tight spaces, the weird plumbing sizes, and the gas conversions so you can sleep soundly knowing your home is safe.
Why Choose Us?
What Make's Water Heaters Today LLC Your Top Choice for Water Heater Services in Las Vegas?
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