How Much Does Water Heater Replacement Cost in Las Vegas?

At Loyalty, replacing a standard 40–50 gallon gas tank water heater is $3,573, including permit, inspection, haul-away, seismic straps and all-new connecting parts. Electric tanks start at $2,004, tankless at $6,896 and hybrid heat pump heaters at $8,469. Quotes from other companies in Las Vegas commonly run from about $1,800 to $4,500, depending on what's included.

Because we replace every connecting part new, pull a permit on every job, haul the old heater away and back the work for at least 2 years. Lower quotes often reuse old gas and water connectors, which are the parts most likely to fail, and may not include a permit. Send us any quote and we'll compare it with you line by line.

Every Loyalty install includes the new heater, the permit and city inspection, haul-away of your old heater, and at least 2 years of parts and labor. Tank and hybrid installs also include seismic straps and a drain pan. Our 40–50 gallon gas Installation package replaces every connecting part new: the gas shutoff and gas line, sediment trap, stainless steel water lines and water shutoff.

Yes. We pull a permit and schedule the city inspection on every water heater we install. The permit cost is already included in your price, so there's nothing extra to pay and nothing for you to file.

Almost all of our installs are done the same day. A standard tank replacement usually takes 3–4 hours. For tankless and conversion jobs, your technician will tell you what to expect before work starts.

If the tank itself is leaking, it has to be replaced; a leaking tank can't be repaired. If the heater is younger than about 8 years and the problem is a part like a thermostat, heating element or gas valve, a repair usually makes sense. Past 8–12 years, the typical life of a tank here, replacing it often costs less than repeated repairs. Your technician tests the parts first and gives you a price for each option.

A tank water heater usually lasts around 8–12 years here. That's shorter than in many places because of our hard water, which runs 16–22 grains per gallon, and garages that top 110° in summer. Flushing the tank once a year helps it last longer.

It can be, if you want hot water that doesn't run out and plan to stay in your home. Tankless costs more up front: $6,896 to replace an existing tankless, or $10,611 to switch from a tank, including a new gas line. On our hard water a tankless needs regular flushing, so every tankless we install includes flush valves. If you mainly want to use less energy without a gas line project, a hybrid heat pump heater is worth a look.

Yes. With approved credit, a 40–50 gallon gas replacement is $41/month and electric tanks start at $23/month, based on 10.99% APR for 180 months. Not all applicants qualify. See financing details.