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Aquarius Home Services

Advertises tank and tankless water heater installation.

A company we found, not an Ember & Tank provider.

Aquarius Home Services is an independent business that advertises water heater work. It is not our employee or partner and does not receive requests from Ember & Tank. We haven’t verified its license, insurance or workmanship.

  • Tank
  • Tankless
  • Repair
Water heater page
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Published pricing
Current offers (expire September 30, 2026): $400 off tank model water heaters (includes basic installation); $1000 off tankless water heaters (includes basic installation); $149 water heater flush & inspection (excludes tankless); $59 water heater & sump pump safety check — Source ↗
Service areas they list
Afton, Andover, Anoka, Apple Valley, Arden Hills, Blaine, Bloomington, Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Burnsville, Champlin, Chanhassen, Chaska, Circle Pines, Columbia Heights, Coon Rapids, Cottage Grove, Crystal, Dayton, Deephaven, Eagan, Eden Prairie, Edina, Excelsior and 59 more Source ↗
Information checked
September 29, 2026

What Aquarius Home Services says about itself

  • Aquarius describes itself as a family-owned and -operated company and an authorized Rheem dealer for water heaters Source ↗
  • Advertises a 100% satisfaction guarantee and 'Phones answered 24/7'; lists license numbers including PC644399 Source ↗
  • Installs and repairs gas, electric and tankless water heaters; financing available Source ↗
  • Service-area page lists Twin Cities communities plus western Wisconsin cities including Hudson and River Falls (also greater Minnesota cities such as Brainerd and Alexandria, omitted here) Source ↗

The company’s own statements, not verified by Ember & Tank.

What the reviews say

Water heater replacement & service

Water heater feedback

Customers praised fast replacements (including same-day installs), technicians who offered repair-or-replace options without pressure, and clear explanations.

Worth knowing about their water heater work

One BBB reviewer said a plumber found water-pressure problems that should have been caught when their water heater was replaced, which led to an unexpected higher expense; no BBB complaints about water heater work were visible.

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Selected reviews · Checked September 30, 2026. Five BBB customer reviews chosen from dozens that mention water heaters; the four BBB complaints visible for the last three years did not involve water heaters. Yelp and Angi were not checked, and the company's testimonial page did not show readable reviews. A selected sample, not a complete history.

BBB customer review

Arlene P · 01/07/2025

The customer said the technician inspecting their 20-year-old water heater found corroded fittings, offered repair or replacement options, and installed a new heater the same day when they chose to replace it.

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BBB customer review

Gail B · 03/28/2026

The customer said a technician routed a leaking water heater's water to the sump pump the night it failed to prevent damage, then installed a new water heater the next morning.

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BBB customer review

PJ J · 07/02/2024

The customer said the technician serviced their water heater efficiently and gave quotes for two different replacement water heaters without pressuring them to buy.

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BBB customer review

Lee F · 05/21/2026

The customer said the crew diagnosed the problem before saying the water heater needed replacing, offered a couple of options, explained the process and cleaned up, and the office promptly explained a billing question.

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BBB customer review

Gloria L · 02/16/2026

While having a water softener replaced, the customer opted for a water heater flush; they said the plumber found water-pressure problems that should have been caught when the water heater was replaced, leading to a higher expense for an unexpected part.

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Ask before booking: When you replace or flush my water heater, will you check house water pressure and the expansion tank and PRV, and quote any needed fixes up front?

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Before you book

  • Ask for the license number and check it: Minnesota plumbing license lookup (DLI iMS) ↗
  • Get the exact model, the heater warranty and the labor warranty in writing
  • Ask who gets the permit and books the inspection
  • Compare the full installed price with another written quote
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