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Denver Plumbers Since 2009

Hot Water Back Today. Pipes Done Right.

Water heaters, leaks and drains across Denver. You get a written price before we touch a thing, and we leave the room cleaner than we found it.

Call a PlumberRepair or Replace?
  • Written price firstNo surprise add ons
  • Shoe covers and drop clothsOn every single job
  • Permits pulledOn every new heater
Plumber checking a new 50 gallon water heater in a Denver basement
Installed Tuesday in Park Hill50 gallon gas tank, new shutoff, new expansion tank, city permit on file.

Repair or Replace Your Water Heater?

Answer three quick things. You get our honest take and a price range for Denver. It is the same math our techs use at your door.

What kind do you have?
7 years

Not sure?

Look at the sticker on the side of the tank. Many brands put the month and year near the start of the serial number, like 0819 for August 2019. Can't read it? Text us a photo and we will tell you.
What is it doing?
Our take

Repair Makes Sense

Typical life used

Likely cost
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    Sample prices for this demo. A live site shows your real price ranges.

    Most Days, It Is One of These

    We keep the list short on purpose. These are the jobs we do every week, so we do them well.

    Plumber tightening the valves on a new tankless water heater in a Denver garage

    Tankless install in Lowry. Service valves on both lines so it can be flushed each year.

    • Water Heater Replacement

      from $1,650

      Gas or electric tanks, 40 to 75 gallons. Haul away, permit and new connectors included.

    • Tankless Installs

      from $3,800

      Sized to your house, with the gas line and venting checked before we quote.

    • Water Heater Repair

      from $185

      Pilots, thermocouples, gas valves, elements, relief valves and . Most parts are on the van.

      A metal rod inside the tank that rusts so the tank does not. Denver hard water wears them out faster, and a new one can add years to a tank.

    • Leaks and Repipes

      from $240

      Pinhole leaks, frozen pipes and old galvanized lines swapped for copper or PEX.

    • Drain Cleaning

      from $175

      Kitchen, tub and main line clogs cleared, with a camera look when a line keeps backing up.

    Plumber walking up to a red brick Denver bungalow with a coil of copper pipe

    We Treat Your House Like Our Mom's

    Shoe covers at the door. Drop cloths on the floor. Old parts hauled away. And a walk through at the end so you see the work.

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    Recent Work

    Clean Work You Can Look At

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    New tank water heater with copper lines in a Park Hill basementNew 50 gallon tank, Park Hill Plumber soldering a copper tee at a kitchen sinkCopper repair, Washington Park Plumber draining sediment from a water heater into a bucketYearly flush, Lakewood Valves on a new tankless heaterTankless valves, Lowry Homeowners talking in a laundry room next to the water heaterShowing the old anode rod, Englewood Plumber arriving at a brick bungalow in the fallOn the way in, Berkeley

    What Neighbors Say

    4.9
    ★★★★★612 Google reviews

    Our heater died on a Sunday night. They had a new one in by Monday lunch and showed me the old anode rod so I could see why.

    Megan R. Aurora

    He told me my 9 year old tank just needed a new thermocouple. Could have sold me a new one. Did not.

    Luis P. Lakewood

    Shoe covers, a drop cloth and zero mess. The tankless install looks better than the photos on their site.

    Dana K. Englewood

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    Denver and the Close In Suburbs

    Open 7 AM to 7 PM, Monday to Saturday

    Same day most weekdays when you call before noon.

    Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Englewood, Wheat Ridge, Arvada, Littleton, Centennial, Edgewater and Glendale

    Questions We Get Every Week

    How long does a water heater last in Denver?

    Most tank heaters last 8 to 12 years here. Our hard water leaves scale in the bottom of the tank, and that wears it out faster. A yearly flush helps a lot. A tankless unit can run 20 years with care.

    Is tankless worth it?

    It depends on your house. Tankless costs more up front and may need a bigger gas line or new venting. It pays off if you plan to stay a long time or keep running out of hot water. We will price both so you can compare.

    Do you pull a permit for a new water heater?

    Yes, every time. Denver and most nearby cities require one. We file it, and a city inspector checks the vent, gas line and relief valve. The permit fee is in your price.

    Can you come today if I have no hot water?

    Most days, yes. Call before noon and we can usually be there that afternoon. We carry the common tank sizes on our vans, so many swaps are done the same day.

    Do you clean drains too?

    Yes. We clear kitchen, bath and main line clogs with a cable machine. If a main line keeps backing up, we run a camera to see why before we quote a fix.