Water heaters · Vancouver, WA

No hot water? Let’s get it sorted out.

Tank and tankless repair and replacement in Vancouver and Clark County, gas or electric. Tell the office what changed and we take it from there.

Service request

Request water heater service.

Tell us your city, whether the heater is gas or electric, and what’s happening. Don’t know the model or size? That’s okay. Our office will confirm availability.

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 work from the field.

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

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

From the archive

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

Plumber working the connections at the top of a water heater

From the archive

Working the connections at the top of a water heater.

Heat-pump water heater installed on a stand with a drain pan and piping

From the archive

A heat-pump water heater after install, pan and lines run.

Sound familiar?

Start with the symptom and the equipment.

No hot water, a puddle under the tank or a new noise point at different parts. We check the unit and tell you repair or replace.

01

No hot water

Elements, ignition, controls, gas supply or a tripped breaker.

02

Water around the unit

A valve, a connection, condensation or the tank itself.

03

Runs out early

Sediment, a dead element or a tank that is too small now.

04

Noise or rusty water

Sediment, corrosion or a part on its way out.

Two All County crew members setting a tank water heater
Two of the crew setting a tank water heater.

What we’ll check

Cold shower? Tell us what changed.

Did the hot water quit all at once, start running out early or leave a puddle? A photo of the heater and its label helps.

01

Equipment type

Tank, tankless, gas, electric, heat pump.

02

Leak source

Valves, connections, drain, condensate or the tank itself.

03

Age and condition

Puts the repair cost in context.

04

Hot-water demand

Matters when replacement is on the table.

Helpful before the visit

Send a photo of the full unit, the model and serial label, and any error code or wet spot.

Your options

Repair it or replace it? We explain both.

Repair the existing unit

When the failed part is replaceable and the tank is still sound.

Replace with a tank

The familiar option. Straightforward sizing and installation.

Look at tankless or heat pump

Depends on space, fuel, electrical capacity and how much hot water you use.

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 Service questions

Do you work on tank and tankless water heaters?

Yes. Tank, tankless and heat-pump units, gas or electric. We diagnose, repair, replace and maintain all of them.

Can a leaking water heater be repaired?

Sometimes. A leaking valve or connection is a repair. A leaking tank is a replacement. We find the source before we say which.

How do I choose between repair and replacement?

Age, what failed, what the repair costs against a new unit, and how much hot water you need. We lay out both and you decide.

Do you provide pricing before work?

Yes. We explain what we found and give you the price before approved work begins.

Do I need to buy a water heater before calling?

No. We can supply a replacement when one is needed. Tell us whether your current heater is gas or electric and its size, if you know it. We will confirm the equipment and installation details with you.

Can you come out if I live farther from Vancouver?

Call our Vancouver office with your city before making plans. We will confirm whether we can make the trip, the available appointment window, and any travel charge before you book. A service-area listing does not mean we have an office in that town.

Local service area

Water Heater Service across Clark and Cowlitz.

Request water heater service 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.