Enjoy endless hot water and improved energy efficiency with Riverside Comfort Care’s Tankless Water Heater Services. We proudly serve homeowners in Fort Smith and Van Buren, AR, offering expert installation, repair, and maintenance for tankless systems that deliver superior comfort and performance.
Comprehensive Expertise: At Riverside Comfort Care, our skilled technicians specialize in installing and servicing tankless water heaters of all major brands. Whether you’re upgrading from a traditional tank or need your existing system repaired, we deliver precision, reliability, and lasting results.
Seamless Installation: We handle every step of the setup—from removing your old system to properly connecting gas or electric lines and ensuring optimal flow rate. Our installations are quick, safe, and fully compliant with local codes.
Energy-Efficient Performance: Tankless water heaters heat water only when needed, saving you energy and reducing utility bills. We install high-efficiency models designed for long-term performance, consistent water temperature, and lower operational costs.
Instant Hot Water On Demand: Say goodbye to running out of hot water. Tankless systems provide continuous, on-demand heating so your family always has hot water ready—no waiting, no cold surprises.
Compact & Space-Saving Design: Tankless units are wall-mounted, freeing up valuable floor space in your home. Perfect for smaller areas or modern homes where efficiency and aesthetics matter.
Reliable Repairs: If your system shows error codes, inconsistent temperatures, or slow heating, our team quickly identifies the problem and performs durable repairs that restore full functionality.
Preventive Maintenance: Regular maintenance ensures your tankless system stays clean, efficient, and reliable. We flush mineral buildup, inspect gas and water lines, and test performance to extend lifespan and maintain peak efficiency.
Customer-Focused Service: Homeowners across Fort Smith and Van Buren, AR, trust Riverside Comfort Care for honest pricing, expert workmanship, and professional guidance. We’re dedicated to your comfort, safety, and satisfaction.
If your tankless system delivers uneven hot water or takes time to heat, it may indicate scale buildup or sensor calibration issues. Routine descaling and maintenance help maintain consistent water flow and temperature.
Hissing or clicking sounds usually mean there’s mineral buildup or air trapped inside the heat exchanger. Flushing the system regularly keeps your tankless heater running quietly and efficiently.
Even though tankless systems are compact, leaks from fittings, valves, or lines can cause serious damage. Check for moisture or drips around connections and schedule prompt professional service to prevent issues.
If your water appears cloudy, brown, or rusty, corrosion may be forming inside the heat exchanger or pipes. A professional flush and filter inspection help restore clean, clear water quality.
Sudden bursts of overly hot or cold water may indicate clogged filters or thermostat calibration problems. Regular cleaning and inspection keep your system balanced and consistent.
If your energy bills are climbing, your heater may be overworking due to scale buildup or inefficient components. Routine maintenance keeps your tankless system energy-efficient and helps lower long-term costs.
At Riverside Comfort Care, we pride ourselves on offering 24/7 availability, dependable service, and transparent pricing. Our experienced technicians are dedicated to providing top-quality repairs and ensuring your complete satisfaction with no hidden fees. Count on us for reliable, affordable, and exceptional service you can trust.
Whenever the unexpected happens, you can count on Riverside Comfort Care to be there, day or night.
We provide a two-year warranty on all materials, labor, and craftsmanship, starting from the date of service.
Before beginning any work, we discuss your choices and their costs in detail so you’re fully aware of what you’re getting. There are no hidden charges!
To respect your time, we commit to arriving within the time window you choose. If we fail to do so, the service call is free.
HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. It refers to the systems used in buildings and homes to regulate indoor temperature, humidity, and air quality to ensure comfort and healthy living conditions.
We recommend servicing your HVAC system at least once a year. Heating systems should be checked in the fall and air conditioning systems in the spring to ensure they are operating efficiently and ready for the coming season.
Common signs include unusual noises, weak airflow, thermostat issues, bad odors, and an unexpected increase in energy bills. If you notice any of these issues, it’s best to call a professional to inspect your system.
Signs that your heat pump may need repairs include decreased heating or cooling performance, strange noises, frequent on-and-off cycling, increased energy costs, and ice buildup on the unit. If you observe any of these issues, it’s advisable to arrange a service appointment as soon as possible.
The lifespan of an HVAC system varies based on its type, brand, and usage, but on average, you can expect a well-maintained system to last about 15-20 years. Regular maintenance can significantly extend your system’s life.
Yes, there are several maintenance tasks you can perform yourself, such as changing or cleaning air filters every 1-3 months, checking and clearing the AC condensate drain line, and keeping the HVAC unit free of debris. However, more technical tasks should be left to professionals.
SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. It measures air conditioning and heat pump cooling efficiency, which is calculated by the cooling output divided by the total electric energy input during the same period. A higher SEER rating means greater energy efficiency.
This can happen for several reasons including restricted airflow, low refrigerant levels, or issues with the thermostat. If your system is freezing up, it’s advisable to turn it off and call a professional for a thorough inspection.
Modern heat pumps are engineered to perform effectively in cold climates. However, in extremely cold conditions, additional heating may be needed. Many heat pumps include built-in backup heating systems to handle such situations.
