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Replacing A Water Heater
I'm replacing my aging (34 year old) AO Smith 52-gal electric water heater.
I looked at the GE brand at Home Depot. But since my water heater failed last night, I called a plumber, and he's installing a 50-gal Bradford White today ($360.00 + $250 installation) Is this a pretty decent brand of water heater? It has a 6-year warranty. They want another $170 to extend the waranty to 12 years. Any thoughts? Thanks! Scott |
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