Mission HVAC & Plumbing

11/09/2025

Winter is on the way and now is the perfect time to prepare your home and family for colder temperatures ahead. A little preparation today can save you a lot of hassle and expenses later!

11/09/2025

10/21/2025

Colder weather is upon us! 🥶 Don’t be left out in the cold. ❄️ Call today and schedule your furnace inspection and tune-up. Make sure to ask about our $59 furnace special. Call 405-590-5163

10/21/2025

Colder weather is upon us!!! 🥶 Don’t be left out in the cold. ❄️ Call today and schedule your furnace inspection and tune-up. Make sure to ask about our $59 furnace special.
Call 405-590-5163

10/10/2025

🍂Fall HVAC Tune-Up Special 🍂 As temperatures decline, ensure your furnace is prepared to provide warmth throughout the season. Prevent costly emergency repairs and unexpected malfunctions by scheduling your fall maintenance today. Call now to book your appointment and stay ahead of the cold. 405-590-5163

09/27/2025

Mission OKC has joined the Instagram community! Locally owned, proudly serving the OKC and surrounding areas for all your HVAC and plumbing needs. Message or call today to schedule your service.

07/26/2025

Hot water tank issues #5. Broken Dip Tube:
* Problem: The dip tube is a crucial component that directs incoming cold water to the bottom of the tank for heating. If it's broken or damaged, cold water can mix with the hot water at the top of the tank, causing the water to feel lukewarm or run out quickly.
* Solution: A broken dip tube can be replaced by a qualified technician.
6. Pilot Light Out or Gas Supply Issues (Gas Water Heaters):
* Problem: If you have a gas water heater, the pilot light might be out, or there could be an issue with the gas supply to the burner (e.g., a faulty gas valve, not enough gas pressure).
* Solution: Follow your water heater's manual to safely relight the pilot light. If it doesn't stay lit or you suspect a gas supply problem, it's best to call a professional.

Call or message Mission HVAC and plumbing for any concerns or questions regarding your hot water or any other hvac or plumbing concerns.

07/25/2025

Hot water tank issues #4. Faulty Heating Elements (Electric Water Heaters):
* Problem: Electric water heaters have one or two heating elements inside the tank. If one of these elements fails, the water won't heat efficiently, leading to a limited supply of hot water. Often, if only the lower element is bad, you'll get some hot water but it will run out quickly.
* Solution: This typically requires professional repair or replacement of the heating element(s).

Call or message Mission HVAC and plumbing for any concerns or questions regarding your hot water or any other hvac or plumbing concerns.

07/24/2025

Hot water tank issues #3.
Malfunctioning Thermostat:
* Problem: The thermostat controls the water temperature in the tank. If it's set too low or isn't functioning properly, the water won't be heated to the desired temperature.
* Solution: Check the thermostat setting and ensure it's typically between 120-140°F (check your manual for recommended settings). If adjusting it doesn't help, the thermostat might need to be replaced.

Call or message Mission HVAC and plumbing for any concerns or questions regarding your hot water or any other hvac or plumbing concerns.

07/23/2025

2. Sediment Buildup in the Tank:
* Problem: Over time, especially if you have hard water, minerals (like calcium and magnesium) can accumulate at the bottom of the tank. This sediment forms an insulating layer, preventing the heating element or burner from efficiently transferring heat to the water. This can also cause a rumbling or popping noise from the tank.
* Solution: Flush your hot water tank annually to remove sediment. If you have very hard water, consider installing a water softening system.

07/22/2025

It's frustrating to not have enough hot water! There are several common reasons why your hot water tank might not be performing as it should. Here's a breakdown of the most frequent culprits:
1. Water Heater Too Small for Your Needs:
* Problem: If your household has grown or your hot water usage has increased (e.g., more people taking showers, running laundry and dishwasher simultaneously), your current tank might simply not be large enough to keep up with the demand. Traditional tank water heaters have a limited storage capacity.
* Solution: Consider upgrading to a larger tank or, for an endless supply of hot water, a tankless water heater. You can also try to stagger hot water usage (e.g., don't run the dishwasher and multiple showers at the same time).
Call or message Mission HVAC and plumbing anytime for questions or concerns regarding your hot water tank or any other plumbing or hvac needs.

07/18/2025

Beat the heat with a care! Summer’s here and your AC is working overtime. Keep it running efficiently and save on energy bills by regularly cleaning or replacing your filters. A clean filter means cooler air, and a happier wallet.