Water Softener Installation in the Twin Cities: Protect Your Investment

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Thank you for choosing Champion Plumbing, your trusted partner for all your plumbing needs. In this post, we will discuss the crucial aspects of water heater warranty look-up and troubleshooting. With over 22 years of experience, we understand the importance of a reliable water heater. Our team of experts is here to guide you through the process, ensuring you can easily look up your water heater warranty information and troubleshoot any issues. You’ll discover the insights you need to keep your water heater running smoothly. At Champion Plumbing, we don’t just fix problems; we provide solutions that give you peace of mind.

Warranty lookup guide

If you want to learn about your water heater’s warranty, here is a helpful guide for researching your warranty information. Click on the appropriate FAQ below for additional information based on your water heater brand or where you purchased it. Champion Plumbing is here to help.

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General Water Heater Troubleshooting

Here are a few of the basics when troubleshooting your water heater. Click on the relevant FAQ below for further details.

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Troy: Hey, you all, Troy, Champion Plumbing out of Eagan, Minnesota. Today, I’m in Eagan up at our shop. I want to show you where to find your main water valve. It’s important in case of emergency if you have water spraying or leaking to be able to shut the whole house off and curve the bleeding if you will, and slow things down. What you’re looking for is go to your utility room. Generally, it’s going to be in the utility room where you got a laundry tub, water heater, water softener. Coming up from the floor, in Minnesota anyway, you’ll find a three-quarter inch or a one-inch copper line. You’ll see a valve, and hopefully, it looks like this one, a ball valve. Then you have your meter. Some of the older meters still have the spinner on it. Then above that, some people will see that. That’s a pressure-reducing valve. Then you have another ball valve, hopefully. Ball valves are better. They’re more reliable. It’s a quarter-turn valve. When it’s in this position, it’s off. When it’s running with the pipe, it’s on. All you’d have to do to shut your main water off, slowly turn that to the horizontal position and you’re good. Some of the older homes are still going to have a gate valve, which I don’t think we have. This is the closest thing to a gate that we have. Good, it is off. Okay. It would be in the on position, which would be counterclockwise, and you want to turn it clockwise until it stops. That would turn it off. A lot of houses still have gate valves below and above their meter, but try what we call the house side valve first. If that works, great. If it doesn’t, go down and try the city side valve is what we call it. It’s still the homeowner’s responsibility, but we call it a city-side valve. Main water valves, knowing how to shut off your water. It’s important. If you’re a homeowner, you should know-how. If you are in need of some new main valves or would like a consultation just so we can show you how to shut off the water and the gas to your home, give us a call, (651) 365-1340. Look us up on the web, www.championplumbing.net. Please click that subscribe button.

Things To Remember Before Doing A Gas Water Heater Installation

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• Things To Avoid When Installing Water Heaters.
• How To Install A Gas Water Heater.
• How To Properly Install A Gas Water Heater.

Navien Tankless Water Heater Installation in Eagan, MN

Watch as Journeyman Plumber Billy from Champion Plumbing installs a high-efficiency Navien tankless water heater for a homeowner in Eagan, Minnesota. This upgrade provides endless hot water, improved energy efficiency, and valuable space savings. Whether you’re considering a tankless system or need a professional installation, see how our expert team gets the job done right.

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• How To Install A Navien Tankless Water Heater Properly.
• Right Sizes Of Water Pipes For This Tankless Water Heater.
• What To Avoid When Installing A Tankless Water Heater.

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Troy: Hey there, Troy, Champion Plumbing, out of Eagan, Minnesota. We were out doing another water heater. I just wanted to show, I mean, this is a good old Bradford White, it lasted a long time, did its job, but they fail.

So I want to show you at the bottom. If you guys aren’t draining your water heaters, I want to show you what the water at the very bottom of your water heater looks like.

Now, we are in Brooklyn Park, but that’s what’s at the bottom of your water heater, is why I say make sure you drain your water heaters annually, get rid of all that junk, so you have nice clean water.

And your water heater will be more efficient. It’ll just be happier. If you drain it, it’ll work like it’s supposed to, last longer. All good things come from draining your water heater.

Now, some people say, “Well, yeah,” but I think the one comment was, “you have to have a plumber on speed dial because the seals aren’t going to seal up.” Well, if you’re doing it annually, they will. I mean, that’s just that. So nice, nasty, really, water, just chilling at the bottom of the water heater.

Think about that when you’re taking a shower. Drain those water heaters. Thanks, guys. Click that subscribe button.

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Troy: Hey everybody, Troy and Cole, Champion Plumbing out of Eagan. We’re going to show you how to flush a tankless water heater. Obviously, we’ll do it for you, but if you want to save some money, it’s not that hard of a task. We’ve got our Navien it’s been installed up in the shop, Navien tankless water heater. This time we’re going to use, it’s called Haymaker. There are so many different kinds.

You can also just use white vinegar and flush it through. So what Cole is doing is he’s getting set up on the valves. They have the washer machine hooked up on him, the hoses hook up. So he just turned off both the hot and the cold going into it.

So now it’s completely isolated. He hooked the line in up to this, the line out up to this, got a little pump in the bucket. This stuff, always read the directions if you’re getting stuff. If you’re using vinegar, I’d go what? Two gallons of vinegar probably.

Cole: Yeah. It’s more diluted than they actually be scaling.

Troy: We’re going to mix up the solution. This is a one-to-one solution. You put this in with a gallon of water, and it’s going to be easy. How often should they flush their tankless, Cole?

Cole: I recommend once a year.

Troy: Okay.

Cole: Regardless of the status of, “Oh, I have great water. Mines marginal water.” Just do it once a year, it’s the maintenance part. This is your heat exchanger that heats up and heats your water. When we flush it, it’s going to cruise through all of those fins and back down and just clean all that out so that burner stays good. And maintenance for warranty purposes.

If this never gets maintenance, 10 years down the road, it needs a new heat exchanger. They could potentially say, “We’re not going to warranty it because you didn’t do the maintenance call on it.”

Troy: Yeah, that’s a great call. We warranty. If we put a new softener in like that brass master we did with this one, we will absorb the 15-year labor warranty with the manufacturer warranty. So they have a 15-year manufacturer warranty on the heat exchanger. If we install a water softener with the install of a tankless, we will warranty that tankless parts and labor for 15 years.

So you have nothing to worry about. Bumper to bumper. So he’s got the solution mixed up, one gallon of water, one jug of that. He’s got both his hoses. We’re going to make sure we unplug the machine or turn it off and open up those valves. Did you get her turned off already?

Cole: Yep.

Troy: The power.

Cole: Power’s not plugged in.

Troy: To the tankless so we don’t heat up our solution.

Cole: Nope.

Troy: There we go. So just pull the cord out quick. He’s got both things on and just dumping it right into the same bucket, pumping it through into the heat exchanger. It’s dumping it back out into the bucket. And how long do we need to do this for?

Cole: 30 to 45 minutes. If you really see a lot of crud coming out and discoloring, I’d probably go a little longer, but if you’re going to do your maintenance once a year, that’s how long you really need to do it.

Troy: All right. Well, I’m going to chime off now and then we’ll get back on when we turn the pump off because it’s literally, you just let it run. Let it run for 30, 45 minutes and we’ll show you how to shut it back down and fire it back up.
All right. So we’re back on. Been flushing her out. Now he’s going to turn the pump off by unplugging it.

You can see the solution, there is some crud in there, not too bad though. We don’t use this for showering or anything. It’s just for training. So what’s the next step?

Cole: Well, I usually like to take the hoses off, turn the cold and hot on, run the faucet without the tankless on for about five minutes. Just so if there’s any residual in here, we can kick it out of here.

Troy: Oh, so you’re kind of flushing out the solution.

Cole: Yeah, you could too leave this one on, open the cold up, and then let it shoot out of the hot side for a little bit if you wanted to. Same difference if you just leave your faucet run. Don’t go around, open up all your faucets. Just go to your main one.

Troy: We always like to use a laundry tub faucet if you ever have one because it doesn’t have flow restrictors and stuff like that, less of a problem. So you can see he’s closed the valve there, got that valve closed. Both hoses are being disconnected. So you’re not going to flush that through?

Cole: No, I’ll just go through the faucet. If you don’t have a drain or something by you, just got to let it run a little longer.

Troy: Notice he still hasn’t plugged the machine in. You want to give it a good flush before we turn it back on.

Cole: We’re going to pop this filter out quick too.

Troy: Yeah, this is important. This is a once-a-year gig with the Navien. It was just a quick pin you saw him pull.

Cole: If there’s any debris, it will get caught in there. There’s nothing in there right now.

Troy: Let’s show them that clip. That was just a simple pull and popped out. So here, put it back in.

Cole: When you put it back in, you got to be careful you don’t get that O ring off because it will start to drip a little bit on you.

Troy: Just go in straight and smooth.

Cole: Yeah. You kind of might have to turn it a little bit.

Troy: Okay. Then you can see the two little holes, put the pin back in. That’s the filter. You want to make sure you clean that every time you’re doing the flush of the tankless water heater.

Cole: And then we got one more that’s our incoming filter right here. This is any cold water coming into the unit, this is the screen filter for anything coming in.

Troy: Explain what the other one was. I thought this was the other one.

Cole: This is where the heat exchanger, any debris in here, it’ll fall down and collect into here.

Troy: Okay.

Cole: This one is your cold water coming in the screen so it protects any debris going into your unit.

Troy: Got it. And that one we can just do a backward flush in the sink.

Cole: Yep. You can just take it off, rinse it out. This one looks pretty clean. Obviously, this is a training purpose tankless so it doesn’t get used like a home.

Troy: And that was just hand tight. No wrenches.

Cole: There’s just the O ring in there. So you just get it snug and done.

Troy: This entire process takes, the only tool is the pump and two garden hoses, two small garden hoses.

Cole: Going to turn the cold and hot on. Keep it unplugged still.

Troy: Come over to the, again, the laundry tub is our favorite use.

Cole: Obviously open up the hot side. Just let it run for a few minutes.

Troy: All right. So flushing a tankless water heater, less than three minutes to do the steps, 30 to 45 minutes to complete the flush. How long should they flush this through now?

Cole: I’d probably go like five minutes.

Troy: Just a quick five minutes.

Cole: Because then you know you’re getting all that fresh water in the system and kickback out of it through the lines down on here. Then you can shut it off, plug it back there.

Troy: There we go. So once you plug it in and it will fire up all by itself. If you have a tankless water heater, you need it flushed, you can obviously follow the steps on this video or give us a call (651) 365-1340. Look us up on the web www.championplumbing.net. And as always, please click the like and the subscribe button. Anything else?

Cole: That should be it. Thanks for watching.

Troy: Thanks for watching.

These Answers Will Help Decide To Get One

So many people wonder why they need a Water Softener? Here’s a short clip of what where and why! Please contact us if you’d like one, or see the video https://youtu.be/1QsYaT93ZFc for pricing!

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• Reasons Why You Need A Water Softener.
• Answers That Can Help You Decided On Getting One.
• Why You Need To Get A Water Softener.

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Troy: Hey there, Troy at Champion Plumbing, out of Eagan, Minnesota. We’re going to talk about the water softener real quick. We recommend the BrassMaster, it’s made from Water Control Company up in Ramsey, Minnesota. So they’re a local, we love that.

I’ll show you their manual. We need to have water softeners in our market to get rid of the calcium and magnesium in the water, which are good for us as humans, but they’re not good for our faucets and our toilets and our dishwashers and our water heaters. So if you don’t have a water softener system, you can get it checked.

You can call your city and see what your hardness level is. Anything over five, please get a water softener. And I’d advise you to call us.

We do have a video, we’ll put a link up, that goes over the good, better, best options and the pricing for you, so you know what you’re up against.

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Learn how to properly flush and maintain your Navien tankless water heater to keep it running efficiently and extend its lifespan. In this video, we walk you through the tools you’ll need, how to safely perform the descaling process, and tips to avoid common mistakes. Regular maintenance helps prevent mineral buildup and ensures optimal performance.

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• How Often You Flush Your Navien Tankless Water Heater.
• How To Flush Navien Tankless Water Heaters Properly.
• Find Out If It’s Okay To Use Detergent For Flushing A Navien Tankless Water Heaters.

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• Difference Between House Side & City Side Water Shut Off
• Why Do You Have To Choose Between These Two
• Reason Why You Need To Choose Between These Two Carefully.

We Really Love Installing Water Heaters

Water heater installation in Bloomington MN. Great job Adam!! If you have a water heater that you need installed, or have any questions, please let us know!!

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• Difference Between House Side & City Side Water Shut Off
• Why Do You Have To Choose Between These Two
• Reason Why You Need To Choose Between These Two Carefully.

You Can Never Go Wrong With This Water Heater

Recognize this dinosaur tankless water heater? We strongly suggest changing it out with a Navien tankless water heater! Unfortunately, in older units like this technicians can no longer get parts to repair. It’s always a good idea to change it out before you run into cold water. Give us a call if you have questions about our tankless water heater units!

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• How Awesome Navien Tankless Water Heater Is.
• Why This Tankless Water Heater Is The Best Replacement For Your Water Heater.
• Who You Gonna Call When Want These Installed.

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Troy: Hey, you all. Troy, Champion Plumbing out of Egan. Plumbers near me, we are, if you’re anywhere near here, we are all across the Metro every day, the entire Metro.

So if you need a plumber, give us a call, but I wanted to point out the

Eternal tankless water heater. If you have one of these, first of all, I highly recommend call us not them, but I’ll digress. If you have an Eternal tankless water heater, you’re one of the few.

They’re slowly becoming like a dinosaur. The company went under years ago and there’s no parts available. They’re just gone.

So if you have one, I would highly recommend you replace it with, I’ll run upstairs and show you the Navien. So this is the Navien tankless water heater.

This is what the front of it, the cover looks like. This is what the inside of it looks like, stainless steel heat exchanger. These things are bulletproof.

We’ve been putting them in for about six years now and haven’t had literally, haven’t had one issue, not one call back.

They’re just, they’re solid. So if you need a tankless water heater, or you need to get rid of your Eternal tankless water heater, give us a call at Champion Plumbing at (651) 365-1340.

Look us up on the web www.championplumbing.net. And please click that subscribe button. Thank you.

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• How Serious We Are With Our Business.
• Putting Up Billboard Out In Eagan, MN.
• We’d Like To Let You Know That We Are Here To Help You With Your Plumbing Needs.

Check Out Our New Billboard

Come check out our new Billboard in Eagan, intersection Dodd & Hwy 3. Give us a call for a quick same-day service!

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• How Serious We Are With Our Business.
• Putting Up Billboard Out In Eagan, MN.
• We’d Like To Let You Know That We Are Here To Help You With Your Plumbing Needs.

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• How We Replace A Power Vent Water Heater.
• Replacing Power Vent Water Heater The Perfect Way.
• Why You Should Need A Professional To Do Your Plumbings.

Replacing Power Vent Water Heater Like A Boss

Power vent water heater replacement in Shakopee! Tanner shows us what happens when the cellular core venting needs to be replaced with a solid core. Code requires us to change this venting to a solid core, and in most cases, it’s a fairly simple process. Some signs to consider with a failing water heater include discolored water, water buildup around the unit, lukewarm water temperature, strange noises, length of time since repair/replacement.

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• How We Replace A Power Vent Water Heater.
• Replacing Power Vent Water Heater The Perfect Way.
• Why You Should Need A Professional To Do Your Plumbings.

Steps On How We Remodel Toilets

Basement Remodel by Billy at Champion Plumbing. This customer reached out to us, as they need some new plumbing fixtures installed in their basement. This required cutting and removing existing concrete….well, I’ll let Billy explain. If you have any plumbing remodeling or any plumbing needs for that matter, please reach out to us!

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• How We Do A Perfect Toilet/Bathroom Basement Remodel.
• How Our Flexible Our Plumbers Are.
• We Do Toilet/Bathroom Remodelling As Well.

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Billy: Good stuff.

Troy: Hey there, Troy, Champion Plumbing, out of Eagan, plumbers near me. Best known for our water heaters, but we do it all. And Billy’s going to explain what this project is all about.

Billy: This project right now, the customer wanted a bathroom put in, in his downstairs basement. Right now we’re going to his main stack down there. We’re going to bring up a three-inch main. We’re going to take out this two-inch right here. We’re going to switch this over to a three-inch for enough pipe space for the toilet and everything down there.

We’re also going to move this pipe right here, down into the ground, so that way it just gets it off his wall, makes everything a little cleaner, and then we’re going to tie that to the same line. Going to bring it up, up here.

And then we got right now, we’re going to have a lav for the kitchen sink. We’re going to have the toilet right here and we’re going to lay off, we got a shower going right where I’m standing right now. And that’s all going to come up. There’s going to be a two-by-four wall here for the venting and everything.

And then we’re going to have a cleanout on the backside and we’re going to bring this pipe back up right here, so that way everything’s good. Give them all the room he needs for a bathroom.

Troy: I can see how getting that pipe out of the way, there must have been an addition or something that they added at some point.

Billy: Yep. There’s a washing machine and dryer over there. Also, they added a floor sink to their garage.

Troy: At the time this was a pretty clever way of just kind of keeping the plumbing on the outside of the wall. Sounds like they moved their washer and dryer to an upstairs level, which a lot of people are doing. Why climb all the stairs if you don’t have to? And now they’re going to benefit adding a bathroom down here for obvious reasons.

The housing market’s crazy. Everything’s crazy right now. Add the bathroom, the price will increase and you can use. Now, I don’t know if they’re going from two to three or from one to two, but adding a bathroom is always pretty awesome.

What do you think of this job, Jayden?

Jayden: It’s different than what I’m used to, but I’m here learning with Billy and it’s something that I’ll benefit from later.

Troy: We are proud to have Jayden, any young guys coming into the trades. If you know anybody who wants a good, solid career, this one we’re actually playing in the dirt. But at Champion, we don’t do a whole lot of playing in the dirt, probably a couple a month of these remodel-type jobs.

Otherwise, we are usually dressed, clean and crisp, and doing the service work in and out of houses, doing water heaters, sinks, faucets, garbage disposals, replacing stuff for the most part.

Like I was saying, if you know anybody who is looking for a good career, I would much appreciate you sending them to us at Champion Plumbing. If they have any questions or you have any plumbing needs, look us up on the web www.championplumbing.net and please click that subscribe button. Thank you.

A Reason For You To Call Us For Any Plumbing Needs

At Champion Plumbing Eagan, MN, we don’t have those Monday blues. Our guys are actually pumped to get going and hit the road!

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• Why You Need To Call Us For Plumbing Needs.
• What Champion Plumbing Eagan, MN Mondays Look Like.
• We At Champion Plumbing Doesn’t Have Monday Blues At All.

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Troy: Morning. Troy, Champion Plumbing out of Eagan. Again, we are a full-service plumbing shop in the metro area. We are getting everything loaded up and ready to go. As you can see, some of the guys are peeling out of here.

Everybody else is probably getting their coffee and getting ready to go service customers all across the metro area.

If you need a plumber, if you unfortunately maybe woke up with cold water, give us a call (651) 365-1340. Look us up on the web www.championpluming.net. We do give over-the-phone estimates for water heater replacements, as well as water softeners.

You can watch our video on water softeners. That’s all I got for a happy Monday.

Things To Avoid When Installing Rheem Water Heater

In this video, we discuss the auto shut-off feature with Rheem water heater. This safety switch is designed to protect the homeowner by shutting off the water to the unit if it senses a water leak at the base. For this customer, water was making its way to the bottom of the unit, when there was not a leak with the heater. Water heaters are what we do, but not just all we do. If you have any plumbing needs, please feel free to contact us!

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• What Is Rheem Water Heater?
• How To Install Rheem Water Heater Like A Boss.
• What To Avoid When Installing This Type Of Water Heater.

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• How Expansion Tank Works.
• Complete Guide About Thermal Expansion Tank And Why You Need It.
• How Beneficial Expansion Tank Is.

Why We Do & Don’t Them

What is an expansion tank? Many customers ask what they are and if they need them. An expansion tank may be beneficial for some customers, whereas they are not necessary for others. 

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• How Expansion Tank Works.
• Complete Guide About Thermal Expansion Tank And Why You Need It.
• How Beneficial Expansion Tank Is.

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Troy: And Cole with Champion Plumbing. We’re going to talk about expansion tanks. We’ve been seeing a little bit more about it. Cole’s got one cut out and he will fill you in.

Cole: All right. So this is a thermo expansion tank. Typically, they hang up on the water heater, cold side, right up here. What they do, so you always have pressure in your home, heated tank heats up. You get more pressure for it. So there’s a diaphragm in here, where this has PSI of air in it, equal to the pressure of your home.

And then, this bladder will move up and down with the rise in temperature of the water, and wants to expand your water pressure. If you don’t have one of these, some people have to have them, we usually don’t put many in on water heaters. We never have an issue.

Troy: Why is that?

Cole: It’s a good question. A lot of houses don’t have a pressure-reducing valve right here. If you have too high a pressure coming into your house, this will limit the pressure into your home. With one of these, your water can’t flow back to the city water. If you’re running the water, you’re pulling it from the city. When you shut it off, it could bounce back into the city. If you have one of those, it’s going to lock it up, so it’s stuck in your home.

So you’re making a big loop where, if no fixtures are running, you have no place for water to go. And then you’re heating water and it wants to expand, and it needs to go somewhere, so therefore you have one of these.

We have homes with pressure-reducing valves that don’t need one of these. And we have homes that don’t have pressure-reducing valves or a thermo expansion tank. This one was in a home. It was leaking. We needed to order one so we capped it off. Within a few hours, it was leaking out of their T&P pipe right here. This is a safety relief valve on your water heater.

Troy: Temperature and pressure relief valve.

Cole: If that gets too high a pressure, it’s going to bounce out here down to the floor. It’s just a safety device. So we had to go back and put a new one of these ones on. Some of them come pre-charged to a certain PSI. But always get a gauge, put it on your water heater, or on your laundry tub faucet, or your outside spigot.

Troy: Find the PSI.

Cole: Get your PSI reading of your home. And most of these either have a cap or they don’t. You just use a bike tire filler upper, check your pressure, equal to your home.

Troy: That’s important. So you want to check your pressure at your home. Say you have 60 PSI in your home, you want to pump that up to 60 PSI?

Cole: Yes, absolutely. Now, I have heard some people go two PSI below what the normal house is. Most of these are going to have instructions. Just follow the specs of what the tank that you buy tells you to do, is going to be your best option.

Troy: Always your best option. Good advice.

Cole: Always.

Troy: And I do know that some of these pressure-reducing valves do allow pushback onto the city. So check the manufacturer’s recommendations on them as well. But in a closed-loop system, like in a boiler system, that’s usually where we see these, isn’t it?

Cole: Yeah, usually, always boilers we have these, closed-loop. In your home, your closed-loop, but you do have faucets you’re constantly turning on and off, flushing toilets. Water’s always moving. I’d say more phone calls we get of this leaking out, or something like that is at nighttime. No one’s using the water. It’s all done for the day. That’s when the pressure is starting to build up in your home.

Troy: Right. So thermo expansion, when the water heater or the boilers start to fire up, that’s when the thermo expansion will happen. And it creates pressure inside. If you have one of these, the bladder will just absorb that pressure and you won’t have any problems. If you don’t, you could potentially get the T&P to spit and sputter, just to relieve the pressure. And then it’ll close back up if it’s operating properly.

Cole: And then, if you do have one of these in, everything’s fine with it, and we’re out to replace a water heater, we’re going to replace this. The customer that this one came out of, they had a different company replace their heater. They never replaced this. And it shot pinholes of water all over their basement, wrecked a bunch of old pictures and photos and stuff they had. So they’re pretty beat up about it.

Troy: Something simple.

Cole: You can see the rubber bladder and the thermo expansion tank itself, it’s not very thick metal. And water, air, is bouncing around in there. Over time, it’s going to wear out.

Troy: Well, there you go. Thermo expansion, expansion tanks, why we do and don’t need them. In our Metro Area up here in Minnesota, we don’t see a lot of them. We have been seeing some cities… I don’t know if it’s the building or what they’re doing. But some cities, including our operations manager in Farmington, we had to put one in because his T&P kept sputtering and sputtering. And what was the other city you saw it more recently in, Cole?

Cole: It was in Lilydale.

Troy: Lilydale, is that somewhere by St. Paul?

Cole: Yeah, between, basically, Eagan and St. Paul, is the little town of Lilydale, through that stretch there by the river.

Troy: There you go. I think I’ve seen the sign. So again, Champion Plumbing out of Eagan. We do service the entire Metro Area. If you’re having water pressure issues, you need a water heater, or any plumbing needs, who do they call?

Cole: Call us, Champion Plumbing, 651-365-1340. Up on the web: www.championplumbing.net. Check out YouTube, got a lot of videos on there.

Troy: And click that subscribe button. Thanks, y’all.

Why Having A Recirculating Pump Is Essential

Adding a recirculating pump to your water heater can prevent wasted water! Imagine turning on the hot water, and getting almost instant access to hot water, rather than wasting all that water down the drain until it gets to your desired temperature. Recirculating pumps have many benefits. This device can be programmed to operate at specific times of the day, as many times as you’d like. Recirculating pumps simply attach to your water heater through the hot supply line. From the furthest fixture in your home, the water is being constantly recirculated, keeping the temperature consistent. If you’d like one of these in your home, we can supply and install it for you! Or if you have any questions, please reach out to us!

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• How To Properly Install A Water Heater Recirculating Pump.
• Why Having A Water Heater Recirculating Pump Is Important.
• What A Water Heater Recirculating Pump Does.

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Troy: Hey everybody, Troy, Champion Plumbing, here with Cole. Today we’re going to talk about a recirculating pump, they’ve come a long way. It used to have a line running all the way from your water heater through your entire house, you don’t have to do that anymore, and they can save you a ton of water, which is important.

Cole: So this is water circulating pump from one of our suppliers, they do make different brands out there. Basically, a lot of people have hot water at their home and they’re running their master bathroom faucet or shower and they’re not getting hot enough water, so what do you do? You turn the water on, you let it run. Where’s all that water going? Down the drain, and you’re paying for all that, and you’re wasting water.

One option we can do is if you have a tank-type heater at your home, we have this pump right here and we have these supply lines with a bypass. Basically what happens is the pump goes on top of your water heater, on the hot side, this bypass gets hooked to your furthest bathroom faucet, usually in the masters where people are having a hard time getting hot water effectively there.

You’ll hook these into your shutoffs hot and cold, back to your faucet, and that pump is going to pump that hot water continuously all day if you want, or this model does have a timer on it where you can set the timer for in the morning when you’re in the bathroom and at night, and then it won’t run all day.

Troy: So you could set it to say 6:30 to 8:30 30 in the morning and 4:30 to 5:30 at night?

Cole: Yes.

Troy: That’s pretty awesome. Where’s that go? You said on top of the water here, do you want to show them?

Cole: Yes, we will show you where that goes.

Tank type water heater, this is a power vent, you can have a gravity vent, you can have electric, it doesn’t really matter. Hot side, colds coming into the tank, hot is coming out right here. This mounts right on top of the water heater and we make the connection back to the hotline.

And the main thing is you need an outlet, I think they come with about eight-foot cord on there. Plug that in and then we’ll go take that bypass that we talked about, hook it up underneath that is the furthest, whatever you want water quicker too. Then you go ahead and you can turn your timer on, or you can have it just on all the time. Or if the timer’s on you can pull these notches out and you can set your time on it. And that’s all there is to these.

Troy: So it’s going to save time, it’s going to save water, which is money, and time is money as well right, so it’s going to save you?

Cole: Correct.

Troy: And get you the hot water you want right away.

Cole: And you’ll get ready in the morning quicker too because you’ll have hot water right away.

Troy: Now this is for the tank-style heater, but we have something very similar for our heater of choice.

Cole: So Navien tankless is what we install, these do have their own buffer tank built into them, so if you wanted quicker water where you’re having that spell-like that pump we talked about, with the buffer tank there’s a switch, we can turn it internal pump on that recirculates, we don’t have to have our own individual recirculation line.

We can go ahead and hit that switch, and it has the same setup underneath the faucet where you hook the bypass into the hot and cold and it will allow the same effect. This pump will come on. On the tankless it gets to a certain temperature, we have it set at 120, when it gets below that the pump is going to kick on automatically and run its cycle, and then it’s going to shut off. So it doesn’t continuously run, it’s just when the temperature changes on it.

Troy: Again, keeping hot water right at the faucet all the time for you?

Cole: Yes, absolutely.

Troy: Where do they go to learn more?

Cole: Well if you want to learn more go to www.championplumbing.net. You can look us up on YouTube, and that’s about it.

Troy: Click that subscribe button.

Cole: Yes, click it.

Troy: And remember cheap labor.

Cole: Oh, I don’t know.

Troy: How does that go?

Cole: Skill labor isn’t cheap.

Troy: And cheap labor isn’t skill.

Cole: Yep, what he said.

What Is An Anode Rod, And Why Do You Need It Changed?

This customer needed their anode rod replaced. What is an anode rod you ask? Cole explains why you should always have yours changed in order to maintain the life of your water heater. Also, the same customer had a leaking pressure-reducing valve. Many homes have high water pressure, which can lead to long-term damage. The pressure-reducing valve maintains a healthy level of water pressure in your home. Proper pressure can help with water usage, prevent pipe damage, and easier on your appliances. If you have any questions on either of these or would like us out to help with your anode rod or pressure reducing valve, reach out to us!

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• How To Maintain The Life Of Your Water Heater.
• Reason Why You Need Change Your Anode Rod Always.
• Proper Way Of Replacing An Anode Rod.

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Cole: Hey everyone. Cole with Cole’s Corner, out of Champion Plumbing here in Eagan, Minnesota. We are actually on an install today. Few things we replaced this pressure-reducing valve on the water line coming into the home. The old one was leaking. Basically, what this does, it regulates the pressure down to a factory setting on these is 60 PSI. City water coming in’s a lot higher than that. So we need to reduce the pressure down into the home. So we got that replaced.

Cole: We also installed the boiler drain valve up here to get some hard water to water plants. They have a softener in the home, so everything is softened. So this will be a hard line to do all that. Also, if you could see the water heater tank back there we replaced about six years ago, we’re going to change the anode rod out to that also while we’re on site.

Cole: And as you can see down here is the old one, that little thin wire. And then here’s the new one. This new one’s got a little cable system in it where it’s flexible to pull out. Sometimes your ceilings aren’t high enough to pull out so that you can get a different setup like this one. So that thin rod next to it, that’s your anode rod. All your hard water eats at that before it eats at your tank. So six-year-old tank, it’s gone, nothing left of it. So we’ll put a new one in and let the water attack the new one before it eats away at that tank and we have to replace that.

Cole: So just a few little service parts we’re installing at this customer’s house today. If you’d like any of this done at your own home, give us a call at 651-365-1340. Check us up on the web, championplumbing.net. YouTube, subscribe to our channel. There’s a few of these on there. Other than that, thanks for watching.

Why a Power Vent Water Heater Might Fail

This power vent water heater has too many bends! In this video, Troy goes over what that really means. Also, those flashing lights on the heater are actually telling us something. Some signs to consider with a failing water heater include discolored water, water buildup around the unit, lukewarm water temperature, strange noises, length of time since repair/replacement. If you have a power vent water heater that needs repair or has an interest in converting to a tankless water heater, give us a call!

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• How To Make Sure Your Power Vent Water Heater Doesn’t Fail.
• Reason Why Power Vent Water Heater May Fail.
• Things To Do To Avoid Power Vent Water Heater Failure.

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Troy: Hey everybody, Troy. Champion Plumbing out of Eagan, Minnesota. I’m up at the shop today where we install a power vent water heater as you can see right there. We installed the power water heater. The manual on these now says that it doesn’t have a maximum turn for the venting. The old manual said you could have three turns on two inch and five turns on three inch. The new manual just gives you a set foot amount, 55 feet, take off five feet for each turn. Well, we did that. We maxed it out. We went 30 feet because the manual says it gives you 55 feet with five feet for each turn so if you put three turns on you’d take away 15 feet.

In this case, we maxed out what the manual said we could do, which is 30 feet. Here it is in the background, 30 feet with five turns on two inch venting. We did that. We fired it up, it lasted two weeks and now it’s throwing an error code. I’m going to flip this around and show you the error code. We’re getting a three flash and a five flash … Or six, so it’s flashing six and it’s flashing three, which tells us that basically the venting, it’s overloading the venting, long story short, so we’re going back what we’ve always stuck with, but we’ve had some pushback on the turns.

If you have more than three turns on two inch venting, not counting your termination, so what it says in the manual, you do not count the termination, then you’re going to run into problems, you just are. We did once at a customer’s house, and so we rebuilt it up in our shop, again, Champion Plumbing out of Eagan, talking about power vent water heaters, which you’ve heard me go on a rant before I don’t like, they cost too much. They cost more to install. They don’t last as long, so if you can stick with a gravity vent you’re going to be money ahead.

These are a little bit more efficient but it doesn’t pay itself off ever.

Again, the heaters cost almost double, the installation costs more, and they don’t last as long. If your house was built with one you’re stuck with that or you could switch to a tankless water heater, that is highly recommended. Yeah, it costs more to get it installed but it’s going to last twice as long and it’s a lot more efficient. Talking water heaters, power vent water heater.

Again, our niche in the plumbing world is water heaters so we’re speaking from education. We do a lot of water heaters so if you have the need for a water heater, have questions about a water heater, give us a call, 651-365-1340 or look us up on the web, www.championplumbing.net.

How & Why You Need To Bypass Your Water Softener

What is the water softener bypass? In this video, we talk about how to change it and why you should consider it. Just like any other valve in the home, it’s important to know the standard operation of the bypass valve. A well-functioning water softener can have many benefits, including softer skin & hair, less soap used, less scale & scum buildup, fewer stains on dishes, protected pipes & appliances, and better-tasting water. Don’t have a water softener?? Give us a call! Or watch our YouTube video on water softener pricing!

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• How To Bypass Your Water Softener.
• Why You Need To Bypass Your Water Softener.
• Why Bypassing Is Necessary.

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Troy: Hey everybody. Troy Champion Plumbing at Eagan. This is just a quick video on how and why to bypass your water softener. So this one is up an in-service here at our training facility in the shop, just so you can get an idea. They’re usually down in the utility room by the water heater. This is the brine or the salt tank that goes with it. Some of them are cabinet models, but we will turn over to Cole and talk a little bit more of how and why you need to bypass your water softener.

Cole: All right, so this is one brand bypass. These are on a lot of several different brands, actually this little brass one right here. You can see there’s a little arrow. It’s in service mode. That way the water’s going into it and it’s softening right now. We get a lot of calls, too. They have lower pressure in their home and they’re wondering why. One of the main things that I do to troubleshoot what’s low pressure if the whole home has it, is put your softener bypass. Real simple lever. You just go ahead and turn it to bypass.

Troy: This is a brand new one. So this one we can move rather easily. They get the little arrow right there pointing towards bypass, pointing in service. But some of them, you got to give it a little bit, make sure you’re supporting your plumbing lines so you’re not putting any pressure on those. Sorry, Cole.

Cole: And a lot of times, once you switch it over to bypass, you’ll check your faucets and you’ll notice you’re getting way better pressure. So right there, it tells you softener is the cause of the issue. There’s different bypasses, different models. This one, classic bypass, you’d slide it in to bypass it. It’ll actually say push for bypass on the lever.

Troy: Can’t really focus on that. But it does say if there’s always going to be an arrow or something telling you what direction to go to bypass it.

Cole: Yes. And usually, you have this bypass or you have this bypass. They fit a lot of different makes and models, especially if you’re having low pressure and you’re seeing something discolored coming through your faucet. So your toilet’s not working properly, you want to show shut that off because…

Troy: We’ve got one over here that Cole actually took out a couple of months ago,

Cole: We have a toilet. These are these little resin beads. These are what are in the softener. That unit gets old and fails. It cracks and it sucks these all into your plumbing system. This one right here, it clogged up all the toilets, kitchen, bathroom faucets. We had to replace a lot of them, flush a lot of them out. It’s a very expensive expense on a bigger home if you have to redo all your fixtures.

Troy: So if they’re seeing any sort of little yellow beads, get downstairs, bypass that water softener-

Cole: Bypass it right away.

Troy: … and call us or another plumbing professional right away.

Cole: And it’s easy too. Once you have low pressure, like your toilet’s not working properly or something, pop the lid off. If you see that in there, turn your softener on bypass, give us a call and we can diagnose from there. Most likely it’s time for a new water softener.

Troy: Any other reasons why they’d want to bypass it? So low pressure, if you’re having low-pressure issues bypass it. See if your pressure comes back.

Cole: Yep.

Troy: If they see the little beads, you want to bypass it. Any other reason, really, to bypass a water softener?

Cole: No.

Troy: You can’t think of any?

Cole: Not that I can’t think of any. So usually, a low-pressure issue or if you got beads or something not working properly in your home, that’s usually what it ends up being, especially on an older model.

Troy: Well, since we’re talking about water softeners, any tips? Do they need to be maintained? How much salts it should someone put in their softener?

Cole: Well, here we got a tank right here. We got salt. We’re almost empty obviously. You can see there’s some water on top of the salt. Totally normal. I never fill them totally full. You could get a salt dam and then it doesn’t want to feed it down. I’d go half, three quarter at most. Let it chew that all down and then add more again, which then it will clean this all out and you won’t have to worry about anything getting clogged up in there.

Troy: I’m a two-bagger. I put two bags at a time and I wait until I can almost see the bottom of my brine tank or salt bin.

Cole: Then two bags probably takes you a couple months. So it’s not like you’re going to have to feed it every week.

Troy: Right? Yeah. These things are a lot more efficient than the old-style water softeners. They actually have a meter. It’ll count the gallons used. The plumber should be setting it up for your city hardness. And other than that, you don’t need to do anything to these but add salt.

Cole: Yeah.

Troy: That’s it. That’s why and how you bypass a water softener. If you have water softener problems, give us a call (651) 365-1340. Or look us up on the web www.championplumbing.net. And please click that subscribe button.

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• How To Do A  Bradford White Power Vent Replacement Properly.
• Things To Remember When Replacing A Brad Ford White Power Vent.

Replacing A Bradford White Power Vent The Right Way

Bradford White power vent installed in Eagan! Troy explains step-by-step procedures how the existing water heater is drained out, and what to do when the drain valve will not work. This customer is replacing a Rheem heater with an American-made Bradford White power vent! Again, we stand behind these great heaters. Some signs to consider with a failing water heater include discolored water, water buildup around the unit, lukewarm water temperature, strange noises, and the length of time since repair/replacement. If you need a new water heater or would like a price on these great units, please give us a call!

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• Replacing A Bradford White Power Vent The Right Way.
• How To Do A  Bradford White Power Vent Replacement Properly.
• Things To Remember When Replacing A Brad Ford White Power Vent.

Installing A Bradford White 50 Gallon Water Heater

Today we’re doing a Bradford White 50 gallon water heater installation in Prior Lake. This customer went with an American Made water heater, which is a great choice. These heaters are built to last, and we at Champion Plumbing stand behind them! Get yours today!

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• What Is Bradford White Water Heater?
• Bradford White Water Heater Installation Explained.
• What Other Things You Need When Doing A Bradford White Water Heater Installation.

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Lee: Good morning, everybody. Lee from Champion Plumbing, out of Eagan, Minnesota. We’re here doing another water heater replacement. We’re taking out a Bradford White, and we’re going to replace it with a brand new one. Kind of hard to get a little bit of video, but pretty straightforward.

The water piping should be pretty easy, we don’t even need to change the water valve.

And the venting is pretty easy too, no need to change the venting. As you can see, it’s already got a B vent, which is this double-wall venting, in the areas that it is needed. I will get back to you guys once I’m all done.

Hey, you guys. We’re back here in Prior Lake, finished up with the water heater. As you can see, we got a bunch of brand new water piping, including a brand new water valve. Easily set up, it’s with an American-made Bradford White 50-gallon water heater.

The gas valve was pretty easy as well, and the venting was nice and easy as well.

If you like what we did here, get in touch with us at 651-365-1340. Look forward to hearing back from you.

Installingn a Gas Line for Garage Heater The Right Way

This customer wanted his new garage heater to have a gas line routed. In this video, we show you how that was completed, including testing the line with air to ensure there are no leaks. It’s that time of year again, many people want to bring heat into their garage. We can make the impossible, possible. Give us a call if you’d like this done for your home or any plumbing need!

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• Important Things You Need To Remember When Installing Garage Heater Gas Line.
• How To Properly Install Garage Heater Gas Line.
• Things You Need In Installing Gas Line.

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Troy: Hey there. Troy Champion Plumbing out of Egan, Minnesota. Today, we are in Minneapolis. I’m in the garage. We are putting in a gas line so the homeowner can add some sort of heat out here when he gets the remodel done.
We’ve got the gauge on it. It’s pumped up to just over 50 PSI. We’re going to let that sit for 15 minutes, make sure it’s good. We did use Pro Press on this one.

They are approved fittings and, as you could see, we have 50 PSI on it. So it’s holding pretty darn good. We’ve got the gas line labeled all the way up and it’s quite a walk here from the front to the back, but it’ll be nice to have a heated garage. So the line is labeled and sleeved wherever it’s coming through any sort of landscaping or whatnot.

All right, it’s been 15 minutes. So we are going to, not show any addresses, but show you the gas gauge now or the air pressure gauge. The homeowner’s already got some of this filled in. Starting to anyway, making sure there’s no rocks on there, tamping it down a little bit, being careful with it.

Actually, I’m going to show this cause this is clever. Built a little box with a screen in it to get just the fine dirt down to the bottom. There’s our Pro Press. So gas lines, Minneapolis, water heaters, hot water heaters, plumbing, leaks. We do it all and took a chance that it would be right where it was, but not really a chance because there’s nothing to this.

So if you need a new gas line or any plumbing needs, give us a call (651) 365-1340. Look us up on the web www.championplumbing.net. And please click that subscribe button. Thanks.

Why It’s Important To Turn Off Your Outdoor Spigots In Cold Climates.

All about outdoor spigots! In cold climates, it’s extremely important to turn off your outdoor spigots. In this video, Troy shows us how simple it is to turn these off, in preparation for the cold weather. In this video, these are quarter-turn ball valves, some homes may have full rotating gate valves. It’s important that these are turned off before the cold weather. If these aren’t turned off, it can lead to burst pipes in the spring. If your valve isn’t working, or you need them replaced, please reach out to us and we can assist!

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• Why You Need To Turn Off Your Outdoor Spigots in Cold Climates.
• How To Properly Turn Off Your Outdoor Spigots.
• Turning Off Your Outdoor Spigots During Cold Climates.

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Troy: Hey everybody, Troy Champion Plumbing out of Eagan, Minnesota. Today we’re in Eagan. I wanted to get a quick video up on how to shut down your outside spigots. Beautiful tankless water heater, side note. In most of the houses in the suburbs, what we’re going to have is the main is going to be coming up out of the floor. Then you’re going to have a shutoff valve.

Then you’re going to have your meter.  A lot of houses will have this pressure-reducing valve in here, but not all of them. Shut off valve, meter, then another shutoff valve. And then you follow the copper line. And in the suburbs here in Minnesota, it’s going to tee off and go a couple directions. One is going to a shut-off valve with a bleeder on it.

This is going to an outside spigot. It gets so cold in our winter times, we have to shut the water off, otherwise, we’ll have freezing and breaking and a lot of damage.

You follow your copper lineup. It’s going to tee off. And another thing almost all of us have in the suburbs is a water softener. If you follow the 3/4″ line to the water softener to the inlet of the water softener, everything after that is going to be softened water. And we don’t soften our outside spigots. So you want to find before it gets to the softener, two 3/4″ shutoff valves that should have a bleeder on them. Here’s one of theirs and here’s the other one.

The main comes in, tees off this way for an outside spigot, tees off that way for an outside spigot, and then goes to the water softener and then feeds the rest of the house soft water.

The one caveat here is sometimes there’s a 1/2″ line going to the refrigerator or your kitchen sink because we don’t soften that a lot of times. Calcium is good for us, not good for our fixtures.

So what we’ll do is shut down these valves. You turn it off, it’s a 1/4 turn valve. So you just turn it off like that. I go to the outside. Open up my outside spigot, let that drain down, come back in here and with a bucket, take this off and it’ll drain down any of the water that’s trapped in this line. At that point, you’re good for the winter. Just reverse course in the spring.

And remember you do have to do it to both valves if you have a two-valve system. There are some cases where they’ll put both of them on one and tee off somewhere else, but most houses you can isolate each individual outside spigot.

Hope this helps somebody shut down those outside spigots. And if you need help, give us a call 651-365-1340, or look us up on the web www.championplumbing.net. Thank you.

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• Difference Between House Side & City Side Water Shut Off
• Why Do You Have To Choose Between These Two
• Reason Why You Need To Choose Between These Two Carefully.

Breaking Down Parts Of The Navien Tankless Water Heater

This is all about the tankless Navien water heater! Troy goes over important features and information that many potential buyers would find very helpful. We discuss the warranty, our own warranty on the unit, and ultimately, why tankless? If you have more questions regarding our Navien tankless water heater, please reach out or comment below.

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• Difference Between House Side & City Side Water Shut Off
• Why Do You Have To Choose Between These Two
• Reason Why You Need To Choose Between These Two Carefully.

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Troy: Hey. Troy, Champion Plumbing out of Eagan. Still talking tankless, this is a Navien tankless water heater. And we’re going to talk about how to flush the water heater. Every water heater we put in, we put the isolation valves on, so your water pipes would be coming up here. We got the cold in, the hot out. So to flush it, all you got to do is turn the supply and the outlet off. And then you have on your isolation valves, you have little hose connectors.

There’s the cold. Here’s the hot. So you take the little caps off, hook up the hoses. The inlet would go to a pump and the outlet would go into the bucket. So we get a five-gallon bucket. You could see it in that last video. You put the hoses in the bucket and you turn on the pump and you open these up and it’ll allow the solution to run through the heat exchanger, which we showed you in that last video. Let it run for about 45 minutes and then close everything up, turn everything back on. And you’re good to go.

Some of the questions we get about tankless water heaters is why? why would you want to go with a tankless water heater? Well, efficiency space and endless amounts of hot water, those are the three biggest key factors. Why not? The price. They run right around five grand to install one of these, to retrofit your house, to make that beautiful machine over my shoulder work. It’s a lot of work.

It’s a lot of work by the plumber, labor-intensive. The machines themselves are also very expensive, but they have a better warranty than say their counterparts … the power vent. I do not like power vent water heaters. They cost more. They cost more to install. They only have a six-year warranty, unless you use your Bradford White’s, which we can get a 10-year warranty on, but still, they’re more efficient than a standard gas gravity water heater, but they’re nowhere near efficient as that Navien tankless water heater. It’s the only thing we put our name behind. If you want one, give us a call Champion Plumbing, Eagan, Minnesota.

Hey, one last thing to talk about with the tankless water heater is the warranty. So Navien has a 15-year heat exchanger warranty. The heat exchanger is where all the magic happens.

It’s where the water goes from cold to hot and to have a 15-year warranty on that is pretty awesome. Pretty awesome. You can’t find a tank-style water heater with more than a 12-year warranty. So says something about the way it was built. And it has a one-year labor, five-year parts.

With Champion, everything we install, you get a three-year bumper-to-bumper. So their one-year labor doesn’t really matter. But if you also install a water softener at the same time, or within a couple of weeks of installing a tankless water heater, if you do them both through us, just like with our regular tanks, we will extend the labor warranty to match the warranty on the piece of equipment you have.

So for example, the Navien would have a 15-year labor warranty, which is huge. Plumbers are expensive and we ain’t getting cheaper anytime soon, so that’s a big deal. That pretty much wraps up the tankless water heater.

If you are in need of a beautiful piece of equipment like that, give us a call 651-365-1340, or look us up on the web www.championplumbing.net. And please click that subscribe button. Thank you.

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Troy: Hey everybody, Troy at Champion Plumbing out of Eagan, Minnesota. I’m upstairs in our shop, in our training facility where we just had a class last Tuesday on tankless water heaters. Just kind of getting them set up, doing some of the prep work here at the shop so we’re not in your home as long.

Turn it around here and show you what we got. It’s the Navien tankless water heater. It’s pretty much … Yeah, get this one on the wall. It’s pretty much the only one that we … Well it is the only one that we recommend.

It’s a 200,000 BTU machine, so it’s a big deal in the gas world, but it’s extremely efficient, extremely efficient. Here’s a shot of the inside of this thing. This is the heat exchanger, these are … They’re awesome, they’re bulletproof.

They’ll give you about four and a half gallons a minute. To put that into perspective, your shower is going to run two and a half gallons a minute. So these will easily run two showers all day. Turn it on, go to work, come back, still have hot water.

Our climate is obviously very cold here in Minnesota, so we have 40-degree groundwater. All right, so to put that into perspective, two and a half gallons a minute, not all of that’s going to be hot. You will be able to run, like I said, two showers and still do laundry with no issue.

Tankless water heaters are the future; overseas that’s all they’re putting in. It costs quite a bit of money to retrofit your house, we’re still doing quite a few of them right now. There are a lot of energy rebates available, there’s some federal rebates, potentially. Nobody knows yet that are going to be available, usually, they are because they are like a 92% efficient.

I’ll show you the energy sticker on these. [inaudible 00:02:04] $192 a year is what they say that will cost you to run. Now to put that into perspective, here’s just a standard tank water heater: $288, $293. So you’re saving money right out of the gate every year. The more water you use, the more you’ll save.
So if you are interested in a tankless water heater, give us a call at 651-365-1340 or look us up on the web, www.championplumbing.net. Thank you.

Things To Remember In Replacing Water Main Valves

Water main replacement in Eagan! Customer has a gate valve water main shut off that was not working like it should, so they called us! In this video, we show where the city’s water comes in, hits the water meter, and enters the home. Also explain why it’s important to have two gate shut off valves, and which one you should use! If you have a water main that’s leaking it your home, don’t wait to get it replaced. The time to fix it is when you notice the leak. Please contact us, and we can get you set up for a repair.

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• Things To Do To Replace Your Water Main Valves.
• Complete Guide On How To Replace Water Main Valves.
• Important Things To Remember In Replacing The Water Main Valves.

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Troy: Hey, everybody. Troy, Champion Plumbing, out of Eagan. Today, we’re actually in Eagan with a water main replacement. Emergency shut-off valves are important. When you need to shut the water off, you need it to stop. This one has a seal gate valve on it, you can see backwards here, but that handle would turn and turn and turn. And a lot of times, it doesn’t stop the water. So we’re going to be replacing it with two ball valves.

This would be … sorry, Lee’s working right over my shoulder, trying to get ‘er done. But this is the “house side,” as we call it. And this, down below the meter, is the “city side,” is what we call it. It’s still the homeowner’s responsibility. In this case, we’re getting them both done at once, replacing them with good working ball valves. I’ll chime in – in just a second.

All right, here we are. Two main valves in Eagan. This again is what we call the house side. Here’s the water meter. And then, here’s the other water valve that we would refer to as the “city side” because you need the city to come out and turn off the water at the street. You can see it’s coming up from the concrete. Then, we got the city side valve, the meter, and the house side valve.

We always recommend you use the house side valve at your house if you can, just gives you a second step if needed, if something should go wrong and that main valve fails. So if you have some main valves that are looking a little old … or I think we talked about this earlier: ABS, the black drain pipe, leaking, or any plumbing needs.

Obviously, water heaters is what we’re best known for, but we do it all. Champion Plumbing out of Eagan: 651-365-1340. Again, Champion Plumbing, 651-365-1340. Thanks.

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• How To Replace A Water Softener
• Things To Remember In Replacing A Water Softener.
• What’s The Proper Way To Upgrade A Water Softener.

Things To Remember In Replacing A Water Softener

Upgraded Water Softener! This customer had an older unit that was not functioning as they needed. So we upgraded their softener, ensured everything was up to code and left with the customer smiling! A well-functioning water softener can have many benefits, to include softer skin & hair, less soap used, less scale & scum buildup, fewer stains on dishes, protected pipes & appliances, and better-tasting water. At the end of our video, is the link to our softener pricing! If you’d like us to come install a new softener in your home, or have questions on pricing, please let us know!

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• How To Replace A Water Softener
• Things To Remember In Replacing A Water Softener.
• What’s The Proper Way To Upgrade A Water Softener.

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Troy: Hey folks. Troy, Champion Plumbing, out of Eagan, Minnesota. Today we’re in Chanhassen. We got called out for a water heater, but the water heater is actually working. It was the water softener that needed to be replaced, so we gave him some estimates for it. We’re here today to replace it.

Water softeners, what we supply, you can link back to my video on our different line of water softeners that we carry, BrassMaster and Northstar water softener. This is called the Two-Tank because you have the actual softener here and then you have the bin for the salt there. So again, Champion Plumbing, replacing a water softener. I’ll chime in here once we’re all done.

Jumping in real quick here. One thing I noticed, and it’s very important, especially if you’re a homeowner doing your own water softener install, is follow the In and the Out. Some of these old water softeners, like this one, don’t follow the same pattern. So you’d follow your main line, which there’s the meter, the water is coming up. So it’s coming up through this line, jumps over, comes down. Most water softeners the In is on if you’re facing it this side, the right-hand side. If you’re facing your fittings, it’d be the left-hand side. But on this one, they have it flip-flopped, so the In is actually jumping over to this side.

So if we hooked up the new softener, just like this one is, it would end up throwing all the medium and all the beads throughout the entire system. So, that’s not good. So something to watch for and make sure you’re checking on the back of your water softeners. I’ll show you on the new one where it has a little arrow In and Out. Make sure the In is going in and the Out is going out.

We’re putting this one together. We have the old softener cut out. We’re going to move it over to the right, so when the water heater goes out we don’t have to move the softener to change out the water heater. And I wanted to show you guys on a water softener where the salt tank hooks up to the head of the water softener. This one just hooks up like this. If you ever have it where it’s not using salt, you can pull this little screen out and clean it off. So I’d say a good 80% of our issues, when they’re not using salt, is that the screen is too dirty. Take it out, rinse it out, and you’re back in business.

All right, here we go. So again, Champion Plumbing. Got the water softener in. A water softener replacement in Chanhassen. We moved it quite a bit out of the way. This is a BrassMaster BT32, so it’s 32,000 grain. I like BrassMaster because they’re a local company, water control company is out of Ramsey, Minnesota, and they’re just good quality stuff. I actually have one in my house. So lots of good things to say about BrassMaster.

All went well. We could see we moved the water pipes over a little bit. We’ve got our air gap, which is also important for your do it your-selfers. Get an air gap on there. Things go wrong, you don’t want to suck up dirty drain water, potentially your neighbor’s water could back up in your flow drain, so let’s not have that introduced into the city water system.

So, if you need a water softener, water conditioner, water heater, any plumbing, give us a call 651-365-1340, look us up on the web www.championplumbing.net. Thank you.

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• Some of the Steps Necessary to Installing a Water Heater.
• Why You Need a Metal Liner for Your Water Heater.
• Why It’s Worth Calling a Professional for a Job Like This!

On the Job With a Water Heater Install!

New water heater install with a chimney liner in West St Paul! This customer had a water heater that suddenly stopped working and required replacement. This home has a chimney liner, which is the venting for this particular water heater. If you would like a water heater install in your home, please reach out to us! We’ll be happy to come out, provide a quote, and see if we can do this same work for you!

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• Some of the Steps Necessary to Installing a Water Heater.
• Why You Need a Metal Liner for Your Water Heater.
• Why It’s Worth Calling a Professional for a Job Like This!

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Troy: Hey, everybody. Troy Champion Plumbing out of Eagan, Minnesota. Another water heater replacement or hot water heater, people like to call them, this one was not producing hot water anymore. We are in St. Paul … Sorry, West St. Paul today putting the water heater in and we see something all too common in some of these older homes with the good old brick chimneys. They just have the venting stuck into the chimney, just stuck in there. It’s not going into a metal liner all the way up and out.

So we’re going to have to bust this open and fix that, get it tied in properly so that it doesn’t continue to decay the rest of the chimney. Lots of little things on this, we’re going to change the gas valve. Has the packing nut on the back, that has to change. We’re going to put a good ball valve for the water valve on it. We’re also redoing the gas line on this one with some soft copper. And like I said, redoing this venting that … It’s not right. It’s got to go through a metal liner the whole way out. So I will chime back in and just, I don’t know, a couple hours.

Well, here we are. The water heater is all up and running. Again, we’re in West St. Paul, Minnesota doing a water heater replacement. You can see where we had to tie our venting in to the stack. We had to bust open the chimney, open that up, put a saddle on it and then we’d cut our water heater off the saddle. So if you have a water heater that needs replacing or any plumbing needs, please give us a call, 651-365-1340. Or look us up on the web www.championplumbing.net. Thanks.

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• Know The Difference Between Tankless Water Heater and Power Vent Water Heaters.
• Learn More About Tankless Water Heater.
• Learn More About Power Vent Water Heaters.

Tankless Water Heater and Power Vent Water Heaters

In this video, Cole goes over key points between the tank and tankless water heaters. At Champion Plumbing, we install both tank and tankless. We specialize in Bradford white tanks and Navien tankless heaters. Many customers are interested in upgrading from their tank heater and switch to a tankless heater. There are many pros to going to a tankless heater, they preserve space, provide instant on-demand constant water, and last just as long if not longer than a tank heater. If you have any questions regarding your current water heater or have questions on how to convert from a tank to tankless, please comment below and ask your questions! We are happy to help and ready to serve the metro area.

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• Know The Difference Between Tankless Water Heater and Power Vent Water Heaters.
• Learn More About Tankless Water Heater.
• Learn More About Power Vent Water Heaters.

This Is How You Replace A Gas Water Heater

In this video, we’ll be replacing the water valve, the spike valve, and the water heater! We don’t just install water heaters, we bring everything up to code, and ensure all valves are functioning as they should be. Some signs to consider with a failing water heater include discolored water, water buildup around the unit, lukewarm water temperature, strange noises, length of time since repair/replacement. If you have any plumbing-related needs or would like a new upgraded water heater like this customer, give us a call!

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• How the gas water heater works!
• Different components of your gas water heater.
• How to diagnose if your gas water heater is working well!

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Troy: All right. Troy, Champion Plumbing, out of Eagan, Minnesota. Now, I should say, we are in Burnsville, putting in another water heater. This one will go through our checks again.

We got a good approved gas valve. This water valve we are going to replace. It’s a gate valve. It’s not a full port valve. Also still has lead in it, so we’re going to get rid of that.

This is a spike valve. It’s not even going anywhere. They took the Aprilaire out. This one we’re going to get rid of as well. We’ll just put a coupling in there.
Let’s see, combustion air is hidden back here, so that’s good. We have a four-inch venting that runs up, and I’m going to go around to the other side into a B-vent liner. We have no clearance issues with the single wall. A B-venting, and it does have a good fire-stop.

Nothing here needs to change. This is a 40-gallon gas atmospheric, which means it uses the air and the heat to get rid of the fumes. I will chime in when we’re done, but this is another pretty straightforward water heater.

Here we go. Again, Troy, Champion Plumbing. Got the water heater in. This is a Ruud water heater. Again, gas, gravity. We got a new ball valve and we got rid of that spike valve. Other than that, everything was good here.

If you have a need for a new water heater or any other plumbing needs, please look us up on the web, www.championplumbing.net. Give us a call, (651) 365-1340, and please click that subscribe button.

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• You Will Know How The Water Heater Works.
• Learn How To Know If Your Water Heater Needs A Replacement.
• How To Do A Gas Water Heater Replacement Perfectly.

Learn More About Different Laundry Tubs and Laundry Tub Faucets

In this video, we are showing you different kinds of laundry tubs and laundry tub faucets here at the shop. We do install, repair, or replace these types of laundry tubs and tub faucets. If you need some help with your g laundry tubs and laundry tub faucets, please call us at 651-362-2622 or you can visit our website at www.championplumbing.net.

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• You Will Know How The Water Heater Works.
• Learn How To Know If Your Water Heater Needs A Replacement.
• How To Do A Gas Water Heater Replacement Perfectly.

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• You Will Know How The Water Heater Works.
• Learn How To Know If Your Water Heater Needs A Replacement.
• How To Do A Gas Water Heater Replacement Perfectly.

Do A Gas Water Heater Replacement The Right Way

Today we have a water heater install in Burnsville! A straightforward unit and replacement. If you have a need for a new water heater or any other plumbing needs, please look us up on the web, www.championplumbing.net. Give us a call at (651) 365-1340. Please click that subscribe button.

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• You Will Know How The Water Heater Works.
• Learn How To Know If Your Water Heater Needs A Replacement.
• How To Do A Gas Water Heater Replacement Perfectly.

Watch our Video and You’ll Learn:

• Know-How Power Vent Water Heaters Work.
• Learn How To Check If Your Power Vent Water Heater Is Working Properly.
• How To Tell What Kind Of Venting You Have On Your Power Vent Water Heater.

Power Vent Water Heater Quick Lesson

Today we’re in the shop, here to show you how to tell what kind of water heater venting you have on your water heater!

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• Know-How Power Vent Water Heaters Work.
• Learn How To Check If Your Power Vent Water Heater Is Working Properly.
• How To Tell What Kind Of Venting You Have On Your Power Vent Water Heater.

Installing Cellular PVC To Your Power Vent Water Heater & Water Softener

We are seeing a lot of power vent water heaters with bad venting… on this water heater replacement we also had to replace the cell core PVC venting with solid core PVC venting. We also replaced the customers water softener with a multi max water softener. It has a carbon filter in it as well as softening the water. If you need a water heater, or water softener please give Champion Plumbing a call 651-365-1340 or look us up www.championplumbing.net

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• How Power Vent Water Heater & Softener Works.
• Learn How  To Properly Install New PVC Venting.
• How To Check If The Cellular Pipe Is Good To Use.

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Troy: Hey there. Troy Champion Plumbing out of Eagan, Minnesota. Today, we’re in Rosemount. We’ve got another leaking water heater. This one is a Bradford White gas, power vent, water heater. Also, notice that the homeowner didn’t have their water softener plugged in. So we’re going to be taking care of that as well. This one had the cellular core venting. So when you hear us talking about that, this is what we’re looking for.

There is an ASTM number on them, and if it starts with the letter F, it’s bad. Another way of looking at it is trying to find this that says “cellular core.” In 2016, the manufacturers got together and said, “We can’t use that anymore.” You can see Josh has already got most of it cut out already. We’re going to be replacing it with solid core venting, and we’ll chime back in when we’re getting closer to done.

All righty, Troy Champion Plumbing out of Eagan again. Today we’re in Rosemount installing a new what started with a leaky water heater, and we noticed that the water softener wasn’t working. So we got a new water heater with all new venting, as well as a new MultiMAX water softener. What I really like about the MultiMAX water softener is it’s got a carbon filter in the top half of it. The same thing I have in my house made by BrassMaster.

It’ll get rid of the chlorines, chloramines, pesticides, herbicides. Shoot, like I said before, prescription drugs, all that kind of stuff they’re finding in our water. So if you have water softening, water filtration needs, or need a water heater or got a leaky water heater, give us a call at (651) 365-1340. That’s (651) 365-1340. And please click that subscribe button.

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• How To Install A Larger Gas Water Heater
• What Pipes Are Need For Gas Water Heater Upgrade.
• Learn How To Change A Bigger Gas Water Heater.

From 40 Gallon To 75 Gallon Gas Water Heater Upgrade

We upgrade from a 40-gallon water heater to a 75-gallon water heater. The space was TIGHT, but we got it!! Upgrading the size of your water heater will give you more hot water for higher usage. If you are having issues running out of hot water give us a call at 651-365-1340 or look us up at www.championplumbing.net

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• How To Install A Larger Gas Water Heater
• What Pipes Are Need For Gas Water Heater Upgrade.
• Learn How To Change A Bigger Gas Water Heater.

Water Softeners & Water Filtration

Welcome to Cole’s Corner! In this episode, Cole talks about water softeners & water filtration systems. We have many options in stock and can take a water sample to recommend products for your home! Do you have any plumbing questions for Cole? Leave a comment below or email us at socialmedia@championplumbing.net Visit us online at https://www.championplumbing.net/ Music: bensound.com Intro & outro slate: Archer Film Co. #plumbers #plumbing #plumbinglife #plumbersofyoutube #howto #plumbing101 #eagamn #eagan #plumbingshop #howtoplumbing #championplumbing #plumbingproblems #plumbingissues #plumbingsolutions #plumbingwin #hardwater #waterconditioning #hardwaterfilter #softwater

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• You Will Know How The Water Softener Works.
• Learn How Water Filtration Works.
• What A Designers Faucet Looks Like.

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Cole: Hello everyone, welcome back to Cole’s Corner, episode seven. We’re going to talk a little bit about water filtration, water softeners that we supply. We usually kind of have like a good, better, best setup. This is a Pentair model. This is a BrassMaster model. Each of these, they come with the three-year parts and labor warranty. This one, actually the tank itself is a five-year warranty on the BrassMaster. These are a local product in Ramsey, Minnesota. They’re real nice. They have a digital readout. Put yourself in here. They have a brass head and bypass on them. Easily to remove the head if we ever had to do anything with the head on it. These work really good to put in a tight spot, townhome, or a small area of mechanical room. These two here range between about 12 and 1800 furnish and the install at your home. If you don’t have a softener, we might have to do a little bit of extra water piping to hookup on the backs of them.

These should have pellet salt in them, should be used. These two right here are the BrassMasters also. There are two tanks set up. Basically, you got your resin tank right here, and you got your brine solution here. This is where you feed your salt into these. So they come with two tanks. Typical homes have these. If you have a lot more room, these are what you will have. This is the BrassMaster three-year parts and labor with a five-year warranty on the tank. This is also a five-year warranty too. And then this one, they call MultiMax. This softener has the resin in it to soften the water. And it has about a foot on the top of carbon to filter your water also. So basically you’re filtering your whole water and you’re softening your whole house. And that’s simple plug and play just like all the rest of them.

The one right here is called Flow-Tech. It’s a carbon filter only not a softener. Some towns do have soft water, or if you already have an existing water softener, but you want to filter your water, we can put this next to your water softer just to filter your water. And it acts just like a softener does where they have a regeneration hose going into the floor drain. So does this. This only filters your water. Unlike these ones soften your water, they don’t filter it except the Multimax. And a lot of people, if they have the Flow-Tech right here and they don’t want to soften their water, but they want to condition it even more, what they do is hook up this Flow-Tech here, plug it into the wall. This wire goes to the hot and cold. Usually where a water heater or tankless is, and that just conditions your water along with the Flow-Tech that filters your water.

So these are good features to have too, where they’re maintenance-free, you don’t have to add salt to any of these two products right here. This one three-year parts and labor installed. This one’s roughly 22 to 2,800 to put one of these in your house. And the Flow-Tech anti-scale right here, 12 to 1800, roughly for one of these to get installed. And these two, the Multimaxs are just the regular softener. They’re about the same price, 12 to 2,600 give or take. Like I said, it all depends on your home. What your plumbing looks like. If you’ve already had one of these, or if you don’t. We can put in what’s called a PS-5 Reverse Osmosis System. You’ll see a lot of our kitchen faucets have an extra little faucet on the sink, that’s your drinking water basically. And then that’s going into one of these tanks back here.

And there’s an inline filter. And then there’s the membrane filter back here. Real easy to replace. Every one to two years, you have to replace them. These can get mounted underneath your kitchen sink, or we can put them down in your basement and run a water line all the way up to your kitchen sink to hook up your faucet. Comes with just the chrome here. We can get designer faucets also. A lot of these you’re looking at about eight, 1200 installed. Other features we have are whole house, just canister filters that go into your inline water coming into your house. They just have a filter that you change out. This has carbon filter in it. You can get a sediment one that fits into here. When it gets dirty, obviously replace it. These are going to be changing more frequently than with the Flow-Tech or the Multimax with the carbon in them. These last about seven years in these units.

These ones, it depends on your water, once a month, every few months, if they get too clogged up, you’ll lose pressure in your home. And if you don’t ever replace some, they can grow bacteria in them. And so that’s your water coming in and you don’t want to drink that. So if you have these, you’re going to want to replace them. But these are a little bit cheaper obviously than these setups. You’re looking ballpark three to 650 to get one of these put in your home. So a lot cheaper option for you. We can come out and take a water test, basically get a sample of your water. We’ll set it into water control and they’ll feed us results back to see what’s in your water, what they recommend. So we have multiple options of everything, expensive to least expensive. What fits your needs. If you want any of this installed at your home, just give us a call. 651-362-2622. Check us out on the web championplumbing.net. Other than that, thanks for watching.

Onsite: WATER HEATER REPLACEMENT IN APPLE VALLEY

Onsite Apple Valley, MN with Troy & Sebastian at a warranty water heater replacement! If you have a project like this, give us a call today! 651-362-2622 Intro & outro slate by Archer Film Co Music: wwww.bensound.com #waterheater #waterheaterreplacement #plumbers #eaganmn #applevalleymn

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• How To Replace A Water Heater.
• Learn How To Check If You Have The Old One or the New One.
• To Know If Your Water Heater Is Leaking.

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Troy: Hello, Troy, with Champion Plumbing out of Eagan, Minnesota. Today, we are in Apple Valley. Do you want another water heater installed? This one was leaking. It’s actually a warranty heater, but that just means that it was still under warranty. So we’re out here, just swapping it out. The problem with this one is the new one is wider.

A few years ago, the government got involved and said, “Hey, we are making water heaters a little bit more efficient,” so they made them bigger round, and taller. And as you can see with this, there is no room for a bigger unit. You got the wood in the way there, softener in the way there. So we’re going to have to rework some of this stuff to make it fit, but it won’t be too big of a deal. It’ll just look a little bit different.

There’s the new one, and Sebastian in there working on it. If you have a water heater that’s leaking our old, or any other plumbing needs, give us a call. Well, here you go. We got her all in. Sebastian just tightening up the gas. The water is on. We moved that. You can’t even see it. I’m not going to show you. We moved it back. Everything’s fit in.

You can see the board has gone now. We did put this in a pan, right there. The homeowner wants, they can put that to a floor drain. So once again, if you have a water heater leaking or an old one, even during this virus that we’re all living through together, you can give us a call at (651) 362-2622, or look us up on the web, www.championplumbing.net. And please click that subscribe button. Thank you.

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• You Will Know How The Water Heater Works.
• Learn How To Replace Water Heater Liner.
• Learn How To Replace Chimney Liner.

Onsite: WATER HEATER AND CHIMNEY LINER REPLACEMENT IN ST PAUL!

Ever wonder what an old chimney liner looks like? We replaced one at this water heater install in Saint Paul! If you have a project like this, give us a call today! 651-362-2622. Find us online! www.championplumbing.net Intro & outro slate by Archer Film Co Music by www.bensound.com #waterheater #waterheaterreplacement #saintpaulmn #plumbing

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• You Will Know How The Water Heater Works.
• Learn How To Replace Water Heater Liner.
• Learn How To Replace Chimney Liner.