Plumbing help for Denver-area homes, from a dripping tap to a new water heater.
Leaks, drains, fixtures and water heaters, handled properly. Call (303) 555-0172 or send us a request.
What's going on?
What we fix and fit
Everyday plumbing for the whole house, from the tap to the sewer line.
Leak and pipe repair, including frozen and burst pipes
From a slow drip under the sink to a pipe that gave way in a cold snap.
Drain cleaning for kitchens, bathrooms and main lines
Slow sinks, backed-up showers and main lines that won't clear.
Water heater repair and replacement, tank and tankless
A repair when it's worth fixing, a new tank or tankless unit when it isn't.
Toilet, faucet and fixture repair and installation
Running toilets, dripping faucets and new fixtures installed.
Sewer line camera inspections
A camera look inside your sewer line to see what's going on in there.
Yearly water heater visit
A once-a-year check of your water heater, walked through step by step below.
What we check on your water heater
A yearly water heater visit catches small problems before they turn into a cold shower or a wet basement. Here's what the plumber looks at.
The whole setup
Most Denver homes have a gas tank water heater in the basement or a utility closet. The visit starts with a look at the tank, the venting and the pipes around it.
The shut-off valve and supply lines
We make sure the cold-water shut-off turns easily and check the supply lines and connections for drips, corrosion and wear.
The relief valve
The temperature and pressure relief valve lets water out if the tank gets too hot or too pressurized. We test it and check that its discharge pipe runs where it should.
The drain valve and sediment
Hard water leaves sediment at the bottom of the tank. We flush it out through the drain valve and check that the valve closes tight.
The expansion tank
When water heats up it expands. The small expansion tank on the cold line takes up that extra pressure, so we check its charge and its connection.
We also check the burner, the venting and the water temperature setting.
Book a water heater checkA yearly water heater visit catches small problems before they turn into a cold shower or a wet basement.The yearly water heater visit
Before anyone picks up a wrench
Price confirmed first
The plumber confirms the price with you before any work starts.
Findings explained
A plumber finds the problem and tells you plainly what they found.
A person on the line
Prefer to talk to a person? Call the office during business hours.
What happens after you ask
Tell us what's going on
By phone or with the request form on this page, in as much detail as you like.
We call to set a time
We call you back during business hours to book the visit.
We take it from there
A plumber comes out at the time you agreed and gets to work on the problem.
Where we work
Homes across the Denver metro area, Colorado.
Good to know
A pipe just burst. What should I do?
Turn off the main water shut-off, usually where the water line enters the house, then call the office on (303) 555-0172.
How soon can someone come out?
It depends on the day's schedule. When we call you back, we'll tell you the first time we have.
Should I repair or replace my water heater?
The plumber explains what they found and your options, including tank and tankless.
What else does the yearly visit cover?
Beyond the steps above, we also check the burner, the venting and the water temperature setting.
I'm nearby but not on the list. Can you help?
Possibly. Ask in your request and we'll let you know.
Request service
Tell us what's going on. We'll call you back during business hours to set a time.
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