Hot Water Cylinder Specials For Hamilton
Has the time come for you to upgrade or replace your hot water cylinder or water heater in your Hamilton home? We have just the deals for you!
Our recent BULK buy of Rheem units in Hamilton allows us to drop our pants! Being able to secure a special deal, we are able to pass on these savings to our customers and offer this deal today.
We will undercut any quote you have on the same units for anyone else.
Our Hamilton specials include:
- External mains pressure units
- Instant gas units
- Upgrades to mains pressure
- Low pressure replacements
Why is it best to choose a hot water cylinder specialist? Read our guide here on why you should always use a hot water cylinder specialist to install your water heating system.
Another thing to keep in mind also is whether your quote is apples for apples. Many companies offer deals with a very slight variation, which can often include a necessary item that ads a big cost on top of the special price. When comparing deals, make sure they include the same items.
Check out our website now to see all the deals we have on at the moment and save on your new water heating system in Hamilton today! Contact our office in Hamilton on our Hamilton hot water cylinder page or simply call the following number 0800 429 546.
Freeloader Dead? Stellar Ahead
The Vulcan Freeloader is a very common cylinder found around New Zealand for gas water heating. Available in Natural Gas and LPG, they were a popular choice in the 80s and 90s. However, these heaters are known to fail and have been the subject of many replacement jobs we have done.
These cylinders were originally made in Australia by the company Vulcan. In 2002 , Rheem aquired the Vulcan Company, and the Freeloader was no longer produced.
99% of these Vulcan Freeloader water heaters fail because of the thermocouple, which causes the pilot light to go out, meaning no hot water. Every one of these cylinders we have replaced had this issue. And the problem is that the parts are no longer manufactured, which makes repairing them impossible.
Here is a very old Vulcan Freeloader that we had to deal with recently. It failed on the customer and we tried to repair it, but were not able to due to lack of parts. So the customer was advised that they would need to replace the Vulcan with a new water heating system. As you can see in the pictures, this Vulcan was so old that the green color on the casing has actually faded to brown. Even we rarely see them in this state!
Is your Vulcan Freeloader dead? Check out our Vulcan Freeloader replacement deal here.
