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How much does it cost to replace a water heater in Phoenix?

[Author: Mike or Dan, with photo] · Costs & pricing · Oct 20, 2026 · 1 min read · Updated Nov 12, 2026

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Most Phoenix homes have a 40- or 50-gallon gas or electric tank. Here is what goes into the price, line by line, and why some quotes come in thousands of dollars higher.

What you are actually paying for

The heater itself, the connectors and valves, the labor to swap it, and hauling the old one away. Our posted price shows each of those as its own line.

When the price goes up

Code upgrades (an expansion tank, a sediment trap, seismic straps) are priced separately and only added when your home needs them.

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50-Gallon Gas Water Heater

Installed, Standard Replacement · $2,222.50

The most common Arizona swap. Standard scope, transparent install, no high-pressure sales.View price breakdown

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50-Gallon Gas Water Heater

Installed, Standard Replacement · $2,222.50

The most common Arizona swap. Standard scope, transparent install, no high-pressure sales.View price breakdown40-Gallon Gas Water Heater

Installed, Standard Replacement · $2,189

Quality 40-gal atmospheric-vent gas water heater installed to current code, with full standard scope.View price breakdown50-Gallon Electric Water Heater

Installed, Standard Replacement · $2,089

The most common electric swap — installed honestly, with no surprise line-items at the end.View price breakdown

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