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Water Heater Repair in Ridgefield, CT

About 61% of Ridgefield homes heat with oil, and the town health department asks private well owners to test every year and after any pump or plumbing work. If your water heater is leaking or cold, call and get a plumber out.

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Ridgefield at a glance

What shapes water heater trouble in Ridgefield

61%

of Ridgefield homes heat with oil

Source: US Census Bureau
$20

resident transfer station permit

Source: Town of Ridgefield
5¢/lb

resident fee for scrap metal at the transfer station

Source: Town of Ridgefield
1972

median year Ridgefield homes were built

Source: US Census Bureau
Water

Private wells: test after plumbing work

The Ridgefield Health Department approves the location and construction of all private wells and recommends that well owners test every year. It also recommends a bacterial test after any well repair or pump or plumbing modification, taken only after the system has been substantially flushed. A standard analysis can be done by any state-approved lab. The health department is reached through Town Hall at 203-431-2700.

Homes

Houses on oil

Census estimates put the median Ridgefield home at 1972. About 13% were built before 1940 and about 14% since 2000. About 77% are detached houses and about 16% of households rent. Oil heats about 61% of homes, gas about 15%, propane about 11% and electricity about 11%.

Permits and disposal

Town building permits, scrap metal by the pound

Ridgefield's Building Department reviews applications, issues building permits and inspects work under the Connecticut State Building Code, including its plumbing code. Apply online or call 203-431-2700.

Resident transfer station permits are $20, and resident permit holders pay 5 cents a pound for scrap metal.

Before the plumber arrives

Safe steps for Ridgefield homes

  1. Leaking? Close the cold water valve on top of the tank.
  2. Turn off the gas valve or the breaker for the heater.
  3. Gas smell? If your home has gas or propane and you smell it, leave the house and call 911 and your gas supplier from outside.
Service area

Where we take calls

Ridgefield, Fairfield County, ZIP codes 06877, 06879. Not sure your address is covered? Call and we'll check.

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Questions

Ridgefield water heater questions

Should I test my well after replacing a water heater in Ridgefield?

The health department recommends a bacterial test after any pump or plumbing modification, taken after the system has been substantially flushed.

Where can I take an old water heater in Ridgefield?

The transfer station charges resident permit holders 5 cents a pound for scrap metal. A resident permit is $20.

Do I need a permit to replace a water heater in Ridgefield?

Ask the Building Department at 203-431-2700. It issues permits and inspects work under the Connecticut State Building Code.

How do Ridgefield homes heat?

Census estimates show about 61% with oil, 15% with gas and 11% each with propane and electricity.

Sources

Where these local facts come from

Figures are the latest published by each source. Pricing and availability are set by the plumber.

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