Anode Rod Replacement in Las Vegas
Is your water heater protected from the inside out? Water Heaters Today LLC provides professional anode rod replacement in Las Vegas- a critical service that prevents internal tank corrosion, extends the life of your heater, and helps you avoid a costly premature replacement.
Protect Your Water Heater with Our Expert Anode Rod Service
As local Las Vegas plumbers, we know our hard water is the #1 enemy of any water heater. The anode rod is your tank’s first and most important line of defense when it comes to protecting your water heater. Anode rod has another name called a “sacrificial” rod. The whole point of the rod is to corrode so that your water heater’s steel tank doesn’t get destroyed by the sediment build-up of Las Vegas’s hard water.
When your anode rod isn’t functional anymore, the minerals in our water supply will quickly rust out the inside of your tank. This leads to leaks and a fully blown out bottom water heater. We make sure your anode rod is in working condition preventing thousands of dollars in the future with our water heater maintenance services.

Signs That Your Anode Rod is Not Protecting Your Water Heater Anymore
A completely corroded anode rod, in most cases will show you clear warning signs. If you notice any of the following, it’s a strong indicator that your water heater needs a professional inspection.
A “Rotten Egg” Smell: A sulfur or rotten egg smell coming from your hot water is the most common sign of a depleted anode rod reacting with bacteria in the tank.
Discolored or Rusty Hot Water: If your hot water has a rusty tint, it can mean the anode rod is gone and the tank itself has begun to corrode.
Loud Popping or Rumbling Noises: While often caused by sediment, these noises can be made worse by the corrosion a failing anode rod can no longer prevent.
Your Heater is 3-5 Years Old: The hard water in Las Vegas can destroy an anode rod in just a few years. Regular checks are essential.

Our Professional Anode Rod Inspection and Replacement Process
Our professional process guarantees this vital maintenance is done correctly, safely, and without guesswork.
Safety & System Shutdown: We begin by safely shutting off the power and water supply to your heater and then partially draining the tank.
Old Rod Removal & Tank Inspection: We carefully remove the old, depleted anode rod and take a moment to inspect the inside of your tank for any excessive wear or sediment.
New Anode Rod Installation: We install a new, high-quality anode rod. We choose the right material for your needs- whether it’s magnesium for robust protection, an aluminum/zinc alloy for specific water conditions, or a flexible anode rod for installations in tight spaces with low overhead clearance.
Refill and Final System Check: The new rod is securely sealed, the tank is refilled, and we test the system to confirm proper function, making sure your water heater is once again protected.
The Water Heaters Today LLC Commitment to Protecting Your Tank
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Have Any Questions?
While yearly inspection as part of routine water heater maintenance is recommended, an anode rod’s lifespan varies. Factors like your specific water quality (e.g., hard water in the Las Vegas Valley can cause faster wear), household water usage, and the anode rod type affect its life. Generally, consider professional anode rod replacement every 3 to 5 years to help ensure continuous protection for your hot water tank.
Replacing your anode rod provides important benefits for your home. It extends your water heater’s life by preventing internal corrosion and rust, saving you from early water heater replacement costs. It also helps maintain water quality by preventing metallic contamination and can remove unpleasant “rotten egg” odors from your hot water.
Anode rod replacement involves safely shutting off and draining your water heater, using specific plumbing tools, and ensuring a proper, leak-free seal. For safety, to avoid damage to your water heater, and to ensure the job is done correctly for maximum protection, it is recommended to have a professional plumber from Water Heaters Today LLC perform this service.
Yes. A common issue with a depleted or certain types of anode rods, especially with specific water chemistries, is a sulfur or “rotten egg” smell in your hot water. This odor is often caused by a reaction between sulfate-reducing bacteria in your water heater and the magnesium or aluminum in the anode rod. Replacing the anode rod, potentially with a zinc-aluminum rod or a powered anode rod, can help resolve this issue.
Neglecting anode rod replacement shortens your water heater’s life and causes problems. Without its protective action, the tank’s steel lining will corrode and rust. This leads to leaks, which can cause water damage to your home, require emergency repairs, and result in a costly, early water heater replacement. Proactive replacement is a more affordable and less disruptive solution.
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