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Acts of Service Plumbing job story · Broken Arrow, OK 74012 · Completed September 15, 2026

Tankless Water Heater Maintenance and Leak Repair in Broken Arrow

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Before and after

Before the repair: Tankless Water Heater Maintenance and Leak Repair in Broken Arrow, photographed on the job by Acts of Service Plumbing
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After the repair: Tankless Water Heater Maintenance and Leak Repair in Broken Arrow, finished work by Acts of Service Plumbing
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Tankless water heater service connections in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma — Acts of Service Plumbing job photo
Tankless water heater service connections
The problem

What the homeowner called about

A homeowner in Broken Arrow called us for yearly maintenance on their tankless water heater and noticed the unit was leaking.

Diagnosis

What our plumber found

Our plumber inspected the tankless unit and found that the leak was coming from the condensate line connection, which used a brass fitting with PEX.

The fix

How we fixed it

Our plumber removed the brass fitting, expanded 3/4 PEX tubing, and ran a short one-foot line directly to the drain to stop the leak while completing the annual service.

On the job

More from this visit

Travis handled this visit for our crew, with annual tankless service and a reported leak both on the job record. Our service included descaling the heat exchanger with the chemicals used for flushing the unit.

Our annual service also included checking all the fittings and all the filters on the tankless unit. We addressed the condensate connection as part of the same service visit, rather than treating the leak as the only item on the job. The record does not document separate testing results or any filter replacements.

Watch for

Signs to keep an eye on

  • Watch for drips or moisture around your tankless water heater and its condensate drain connection.
  • Keep the condensate drain path clear, and have visible leaks checked rather than ignoring them.
  • Follow your unit’s maintenance guidance for descaling and filter checks.
Takeaway

What this means for your home

Scheduling regular yearly maintenance for your tankless water heater helps catch small plumbing issues like condensate line leaks early.

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Questions

Straight Answers

Why was my tankless water heater leaking?

The leak on this unit was coming from the condensate line connection.

How did you fix the leaking condensate line?

Our plumber removed the brass fitting, expanded 3/4 PEX tubing, and ran a short line straight to the drain.

What is included with tankless water heater service?

Our crew performs yearly maintenance alongside checking and addressing any active leaks found during the visit.

Was heat exchanger descaling included in this visit?

Yes. The annual service included descaling the heat exchanger and the chemicals used to flush the unit.

Did the service include replacing the filters?

The service included checking all the filters. The job record does not list any filter replacements.

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