McKinney's housing stock spans a century of construction — from 1900s homes in the historic district to 2020s new builds in the northern ZIP codes. That range means water heater technology varies widely: some older homes still have aging atmospheric-vent tank units, while newer McKinney construction commonly features high-efficiency or tankless systems.
Water hardness from NTMWD in McKinney typically runs 150–170 mg/L. For tank units, sediment accumulation on the burner floor is the most common service issue. For tankless units, heat exchanger scaling is the primary long-term concern. We assess the unit's actual condition and only recommend replacement when repair doesn't make financial sense.