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Who Can Install a Hot Water Heater in Texas?

In Texas, hot water heaters should be installed by a licensed plumber to ensure the installation meets safety and code requirements.

In Texas, hot water heaters should be installed by a licensed plumber to ensure the installation meets safety and code requirements.

Why Licensing Matters for Water Heater Installation

Water heater installation involves gas lines, electrical connections, venting, and water pressure considerations. Improper installation can lead to leaks, fire hazards, carbon monoxide exposure, or voided warranties.

Radiant’s licensed plumbers install water heaters across Central Texas in compliance with local codes, manufacturer specifications, and safety standards, giving homeowners confidence that the system is installed correctly.

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