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Water Heater Repair & Installation in Agadir

Electric or solar water heater: we diagnose the fault, replace the element or fit a new unit with the required safety devices.

Home service call in Agadir

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Photos or a visit first, then a firm quote on WhatsApp.

  • heating element failure
  • thermostat
  • leak
  • safety group
  • replacement

What we show as proof

  • test de montée en température
  • photos
  • référence du modèle

How it works

  1. You give the model, age and symptom: no hot water, leak or noise.
  2. We test the element, thermostat and safety devices.
  3. Repair or replacement, with the price agreed before work.
  4. Temperature rise test and photos.

What changes the quote

Surface, access (floor, lift, parking), initial condition, frequency, products and waste removal. A visit or photos let us price the real time; the written quote fixes the scope before work starts.

Checks and follow-up

A supervisor checks sensitive points (corners, joints, glazing, bathrooms) and sends a photo summary. If something is missed, it is redone on the next visit or flagged the same day. Access notes and instructions are kept for the next job.

WhatsApp quote

The service covers repairs, replacement of the heating element or thermostat, and fitting a new water heater. A safety group and flushing are part of the quote. A scaled or leaking unit is sometimes more expensive to repair than to replace: we give both options. The dedicated power supply is checked.

We cover all Agadir neighbourhoods

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Frequently asked questions

Is it better to repair or replace a water heater?

If the unit is under eight years old and only the element or thermostat has failed, repair is usually worth it. A perforated or heavily scaled tank justifies replacement. We give both prices before you decide.

How long will I be without hot water during the job?

A standard replacement usually takes two to four hours, including flushing and testing. Replacing an element can be quicker. We plan the work to keep the interruption short, ideally in the morning.