Gas Water Heater Repair & Installation in Lebanon, OR

Reliable Gas Water Heater Solutions

If your gas water heater won’t light, leaks, or simply isn’t keeping up, you don’t have to settle for cold showers. At College Fund Plumbing, we provide expert gas water heater repair, replacement, and installation services in Lebanon, Albany, Sweet Home, and surrounding communities. From pilot lights to full tank replacements, our licensed team delivers safe, efficient solutions to restore your hot water.

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Common Gas Water Heater Problems We Fix

🔥Pilot light won’t stay lit
⚡Thermocouple, igniter, or gas valve failure
💧Leaks from the tank or connections
🍿Rumbling or popping noises from sediment buildup
💨Carbon monoxide or venting concerns

Gas Water Heater Replacement & Installation

If your gas water heater is more than 10 years old or breaks down frequently, replacement may be your best option. We provide:

Professional installation of new standard and high-efficiency gas water heaters
Proper venting (atmospheric, direct, or power vent) for safety
Expansion tanks and drip pans for compliance and protection
Haul-away of your old unit and clean installation work

Maintenance for Longer Life

Routine maintenance helps your gas water heater last longer and run more efficiently. Our service includes:

Flushing sediment from the tank
Inspecting burner, pilot, and ignition systems
Checking anode rods to protect against tank corrosion
Verifying venting and safety controls

Why Choose College Fund Plumbing?

Local, licensed plumbers serving Lebanon, Albany, and Sweet Home
Upfront pricing with no surprises
Trusted reputation backed by an ⭐ A+ BBB rating
Respectful service — we keep your home clean

Call Today for Gas Water Heater Service

✅ Need hot water fast? Call College Fund Plumbing today for expert gas water heater repair and installation in Lebanon, OR.

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Spotlight: Bradford White Gas Water Heaters

We trust Bradford White gas water heaters for their reliability, efficiency, and durable construction. With options to fit every home, they’re one of the most dependable choices for long-term performance.

50-Gallon Atmospheric Vent

Where It’s Used

When you have a vertical vent that terminates through the roof
Ideal for low to moderate hot water demand
A budget-friendly option for homeowners and landlords

Venting Matters! Here’s how to safely and efficiently vent your water heater using the most common solutions.

Roof Vent Termination

The right location ensures proper appliance operation.

Water Heater Venting

Single-appliance venting is a common solution in residential water heater setups.

Water Heater Venting into Furnace

In residential settings, it’s common for water heaters to share a vent with other appliances like furnaces.

Multiple Appliances with Manifold

In commercial environments, manifolds are often used to vent multiple water heaters or appliances through a shared system.

50-Gallon Power Vent

Where It’s Used

Homes with no vertical vent access
Installations requiring a long or horizontal vent run
Retrofit projects where side-wall venting is the only option
Hard water would creat additional cost to remove preventing the installation of a tankless water heater and is located in a basement.

Cons

Limited availability in some regions and supply chains
Tankless systems have largely replaced this type of water heater in many modern installations

Venting for your power vent water heater through a wall requires a safe location that is code compliant

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