Enbridge Hot Water Tank Rental

Enbridge Water Heater Rental

It’s usual for homeowners to ignore the household’s water heater for years until it begins causing troubles, whether it be leakages or a full malfunction, causing it to stop working altogether. At this point, the homeowner is forced to call a repair technician for help. More often than not, the visit results in the homeowner learning that the issue had been because either the water heater rental has been out of date and too old to work properly or due to a failure in installation to code, resulting in a red tag. What usually happens after this is the homeowner will look at their most recent bill and call Enbridge Water Heater Rental, as displayed on the bill’s logo. The problem here, however, is Enbridge Water Heater Rental isn’t involved in the water heater and gas services and appliances. Enbridge serves as a third-party program which enables companies who rent out water heaters to pay Enbridge a specific fee in order to bill customers through Enbridge’s billing system. Although the bill comes from Enbridge Water Heater Rental, it is not the company which distributes and manages the devices. The bill the homeowner refers to, includes a list of alternate companies, which will display the name of the homeowner’s rental provider. It is this company the homeowner is required to contact in order to receive the proper service your hot water heater rental needs. The Open Bill Access Program enables many different companies to send customers bills for specific services under an Enbridge Water Heater Rental bill.

The Enbridge Water Heater Rental Program finished their position as water heater providers in 2002. This was when Enbridge Home Services had all their water heater rentals sold to Direct Energy, which were then taken up in 2014 by Enercare. As of 2008, The Enbridge Open Bill Access Program enabled customers to have the choice of upgrading to one of our new and energy-efficient water heaters through various other providers as in Summit Home Services and National Home Services while remaining in the Enbridge Water Heater Rental Billing Program. Due to this method, homeowner’s bills will continue to be sent from Enbridge Water Heater Rental, however any maintenance services on your hot water heater are to be done through the specific provider, as shown on your bill. You may contact this provider for assistance on your device or to gain more insight about the companies involved in the Enbridge Billing Service or more information on your Enbridge Gas Bill.

For some customers, if Reliance Home Comfort is providing your water heater, you may be collecting bills from Reliance itself. If you are wishing to make the switch to Enbridge Water Heater Rental Billing Program, this can be completed by simply making an upgrade to one of our new water heaters that are energy efficient, through a company currently involved in the Enbridge Water Heater Rental Billing Service. It must be noted that it’s recommended to contact your current water heater provider before removal in case of additional return or removal costs.