We want you and your family to be worry free over the winter holiday season. Here are some home maintenance tips to keep you trouble free this season. …
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Changing your water softener salt is simple: just lift the lid on the brine tank and pour new salt directly into the tank—no need to remove old salt unless it’s hardened or formed a crust (called bridging). Use a high-quality softener salt and avoid overfilling; aim to keep it about half to three-quarters full.
Not a fan of hauling heavy bags? Our ProWater Softener Membership takes care of everything—we pick up, deliver, and even fill your tank for you. You’ll never have to worry about doing it yourself again.
Installing a water softener doesn’t take too long when a professional technician is completing the installation. As long as no unforeseen setbacks or problems are encountered, a professional plumber should be able to install a water softener in about two to three hours. Choosing to have your water softener installed by an expert is a good idea, as this will ensure that it is installed and working properly, helping to prevent problems down the road. In addition, water softeners are available in various makes and models and an experienced technician can help you find the best system for your home and your family.
Tankless water heaters have many benefits over traditional hot water tanks however, the truth is, a tankless water heater is not worth it for everyone. Any professional plumbing company can tell you that a tankless hot water system is best for homes that don’t often use large amounts of hot water. For example, if you often take baths in a large tub, or you have numerous high-volume shower heads in your shower, then an on-demand hot water system may not be worth it. On the other hand, a tankless hot water heater will save you money over time, you won’t run out of hot water and it will last much longer than a traditional hot water tank. Consult your local tankless water heater plumber and they can help you decide whether a tankless water heater is right for you.
In Edmonton, most hot water tanks last 8–12 years. If yours is:
Taking too long to reheat
Making rumbling or popping sounds
Running out of hot water faster
Leaking
Over 10 years old
It may be time to upgrade before it fails!
Want to learn more? Book your free home estimate with our Home Comfort Advisor to talk about replacing your tank. They’ll walk you through your options as well as ways you can increase the longevity of your hot water tank for the future.
Yes! With our ProWater Softener Membership, we don’t just deliver salt—we pick it up, bring it to your home, and fill your tank for you. Whether you prefer a small monthly fee or a discounted annual plan, we tailor your delivery schedule based on your softener’s usage and your household’s needs.
Plus, if your system ever needs service, our team is ready to help—whether it’s our technicians, shop crew, or installers, we’ll send the right person for the job based on your maintenance history and availability.
Absolutely! ProSolutions Inc. specializes not only in repairing burst pipes but also in preventive measures. Our experienced technicians can inspect your plumbing system, identify potential problem areas, and provide solutions to prevent pipes from freezing and bursting.
The amount of time it takes to get hot water from a new water heater depends on the size and type of hot water heater. A properly and professionally installed gas hot water heater will provide hot water most quickly. An average 40-gallon heater will only take about 30 to 40 minutes to provide heat water, while you can expect hot water from a larger tank (80-gallons) in approximately 60 to 70 minutes. Electric hot water tanks, on the other hand, will take a little longer. For an average 40-gallon electric heater it will take about 60 to 80 minutes and for an 80-gallon tank about 2 hours.
If you’ve just used a lot of hot water, a typical gas hot water tank may start producing usable hot water again in 20–30 minutes, with full recovery in about 45 minutes.
Electric tanks usually take longer – often 45–90 minutes.
If your tank takes hours to recover, it may need servicing… or it may be time to replace it. Not sure which? We can help! Reach out today.
We want you and your family to be worry free over the winter holiday season. Here are some home maintenance tips to keep you trouble free this season. …
Read MoreDid you know - the ‘rotten egg’ smell of natural gas isn’t always present when there’s a gas leak? Natural gas is actually odourless! The ‘rotten egg’ smell is only added to allow for detection. So, if you can’t smell rotten eggs, how do you know if you have a gas line leak in your home?
Here are 5 signs you may need to call for a gas line leak repair.
Gas leaks can be very dangerous and pose a serious threat to the health and safety of you and your family. Therefore, it’s better to call and be safe than to ignore a potential problem.
If you have any reason to believe you have a gas leak, call the gas line repair professionals at ProSolutions Inc. immediately. Our contractors will arrive promptly and complete gas line leak repairs so you can safely return to your home.

Natural gas is flammable and combustible. In addition, it can cause both humans and pets to become physically ill. Therefore, if you suspect a gas leak in or around your home, you should not try to find or fix the leak yourself. For the safety of you, your family and your neighbours, a trained gas line repair expert is the only one who should locate and fix a gas line leak.
That said, there are several steps you should take immediately to ensure the safety of you and your family.
Think there may be a gas line leak in your home? Take these steps immediately.

