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Licensed & insured in Colorado · PL-20481

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Water heaters

No hot water is fixed the same day in most cases. If a repair is not worth it, we show you the numbers for a new tank or a tankless unit and fit it with permits handled.

from $180

Half a day. Flat price, agreed before we start.

A plumber tightening a valve on a water heater with a wrench

What we do

  • Diagnosis of gas, electric and tankless units
  • Flush, anode check and safety valve test
  • Same-day repairs from a stocked van
  • New tank or tankless fitting with permits
  • Removal and recycling of the old unit

Signs you need us

  • Water that never gets fully hot
  • Rusty or cloudy hot water
  • Popping or rumbling from the tank
  • Water pooling around the base

The price list

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

Flat prices: Water heaters
JobWhat is includedTimeFlat price
Water heater serviceFlush, anode check and a safety valve test1.5 h$180
Tank water heater, fittedFitting and testing, the unit charged at cost4 h$520
Tankless unit, fittedGas line check, venting, fitting and testing6 h$980

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.