Water heater installation · Vancouver, WA

A water heater that fits the house, not just the label.

Replacement and new installation for tank, tankless and heat-pump water heaters, with the venting, drain and electrical sorted as part of the job.

Service request

Request water heater installation.

Tell us what’s wrong and where you are. The Vancouver office calls back during business hours.

Office hours: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

No live appointment is reserved. The office confirms timing directly.

Family-ownedSince 1999, Vancouver WA
Licensed plumbersWashington and Oregon
4.5 stars on Google50 reviews, checked Oct 2026
Office hoursMon-Fri 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

From the field

Water heater installs from the field.

Our own crew, our own jobs and our own yard in Vancouver. No stock photos.

Two All County crew members setting a tank water heater

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Two of the crew setting a tank water heater.

Wall-mounted tankless water heater with a filtration system below it

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A wall-mounted tankless water heater with the filtration setup below it.

Plumber working the connections at the top of a water heater

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Working the connections at the top of a water heater.

Sound familiar?

A good install starts before the old unit comes out.

Capacity, fuel, venting, condensate, electrical and the space it lives in all shape the right replacement. We check the setup and explain the options.

01

Failed or leaking tank

Leaking, not heating, or not worth another repair.

02

Runs out too fast

The household outgrew the tank.

03

Switching types

Electric to gas, tank to tankless, or to a heat pump.

04

New construction

Specified and installed as part of a new home, ADU or building.

Heat-pump water heater installed by All County Plumbing with pan and piping
A heat-pump water heater after install, pan and lines run.

What we’ll check

Let’s choose a water heater that fits your home.

How many people use hot water, and what does the current heater struggle with? We check the space and connections, then talk through the options.

01

Hot-water demand

Household size, overlap, recovery time.

02

Energy and utilities

Gas, electrical capacity and equipment type.

03

Space and venting

Room size, clearances, airflow, service access.

04

Drainage and connections

Pan, relief line, condensate, shutoffs.

Helpful before the visit

Send photos of the current unit, its label, the nearby gas or electrical connections and the space around it.

Your options

How we approach water heater installation.

Tank

Sized for recovery, capacity, utilities and the space.

Heat pump

Efficient electric. Needs room volume, a condensate drain and the right circuit.

Tankless

On demand. Needs fuel or electrical capacity, venting and a look at water quality.

Not sure what you need?

Tell us what’s happening. That’s enough to start.

The All County Plumbing crew in front of the service trucks
The All County crew and the trucks.

Why All County

Our family has been doing this since 1999.

Family-owned since 1999

Ron started All County in Vancouver. Josh runs it today.

Price before work

You hear what we found and what it costs before we start.

Licensed in WA and OR

WA License: ALLCOCP795PK. OR CCB: 147151.

One local crew

Service calls, commercial work and new builds, all from one shop.

01

Tell us what’s wrong

Call the Vancouver office or send the form. Say where you are and what happened.

02

We take a look

Your plumber checks the problem and shows you what they found.

03

You decide

You get the repair and the price. Work starts when you say go.

Meet the family and the crew

Straight answers

Water Heater Installation questions

What information helps size a replacement?

How many people use hot water, gas or electric, the space it sits in, how it vents and drains, and what the old unit struggled with.

Do you install tankless and heat-pump water heaters?

Yes, all three types. We check the utilities, space and demand first, because not every house suits every type.

Can you replace a leaking water heater?

Yes. Turn off the power or gas and the water supply if it is safe, catch the water where you can and call the office.

Local service area

Water Heater Installation across Clark and Cowlitz.

Request water heater installation from the Vancouver-based All County team serving communities across Southwest Washington.

See the complete service area

Start with the property and the problem

Talk with the Vancouver office.