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Updated over 9 years ago,
Replacing a water heater that still works
Just curious if anyone has done this. On my latest rental, the water heater is original, installed in 1997 (contractor's grade, nothing special). I anticipate it will go at some point, and now that I'm in there doing work I am considering just throwing a new one in to decrease my chance of getting called on it later (and dealing with an emergent situation at higher cost and inconvenience).
Thoughts?