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Licensed & insured in Colorado · PL-20481

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Leaks & burst pipes

Most leaks are found and fixed in a single visit. We trace the source with acoustic and thermal tools, so we open as little of your wall or floor as possible, then repair, pressure test and show you the result.

from $95

About 1 hour, same day. Flat price, agreed before we start.

Copper and plastic water lines inside an opened wall

What we do

  • Leak detection with acoustic and thermal tools
  • Repair or replacement of the damaged pipe section
  • A pressure test of the whole line after the fix
  • Advice on drying out and photos for your insurer
  • A two-year warranty on the repair

Signs you need us

  • A water bill that jumps for no clear reason
  • Damp patches, bubbling paint or a musty smell
  • Running water you can hear with every tap off
  • Low pressure on one floor or in one room

The price list

Flat prices for the jobs we do every day. Parts are charged at cost and listed line by line.

Flat prices: Leaks & pipes
JobWhat is includedTimeFlat price
Leak repair, exposed pipeFind, isolate, repair and pressure test1 h$95
Leak repair inside a wallDetect, open, repair and patch the access hole2.5 h$260
Burst pipe, emergencyShut-off, repair and advice on drying out2 h$240

Questions

Still unsure? Call us and ask a plumber directly, not a call centre.

(555) 014-2200
Do you charge a call-out fee?

No. Inside the service area the visit is free. You pay the flat price for the job, agreed before we start.

When do I pay?

After the job is done and tested. Card, bank transfer or Apple Pay, with an itemized invoice by email.

Are your plumbers licensed?

Yes. Every plumber holds a Colorado licence and works under our master plumber, with $2M of insurance behind every job.

Burst pipe?
Call us now.

(555) 014-2200

Answered 24/7 · average arrival 42 min

While you wait

  1. Turn off the main stop valve. It is usually under the kitchen sink or where the water line enters the house.

  2. Switch off the water heater and any electrics that are close to the water.

  3. Move valuables away and take photos of the damage for your insurer.