Water Damage Restoration
Water in a basement, crawl space, or ceiling doesn't wait for business hours, and neither do we.
Call about water damage restorationFORT COLLINS, COLORADO
Every month up here asks something different of a house. Licensed, insured plumbers answering calls across Fort Collins and Larimer County: Old Town cast iron, frozen pipes every winter, and everything in between.
Shut the main off first, then call. We'll talk you through finding the valve.
TAP ANY MONTH
Front Range seasons are sharp enough that the work changes every few weeks. Turn the dial and see what that month usually brings, and what's worth doing before it arrives.
WHAT WE FIX
Fort Collins holds genuinely old housing around Old Town and a great deal of newer building beyond it, with plumbing that ages very differently between the two.
Water in a basement, crawl space, or ceiling doesn't wait for business hours, and neither do we.
Call about water damage restorationAcoustic and camera equipment finds a hidden leak before it becomes a bigger repair.
Call about leak detectionA line buried under a concrete slab has failed. Finding it without demolishing the whole floor takes the right equipment.
Call about slab leak detection & repairA slow or clogged drain in a kitchen, bathroom, or laundry line, cleared without guesswork.
Call about drain cleaningFrom a root-choked clay lateral under an Old Town parkway strip to a cracked line in a newer subdivision.
Call about sewer line repair & replacementA camera run down the line answers the question a snake or a guess never can: what's actually wrong down there.
Call about sewer camera inspectionLOCAL KNOW-HOW
Hard winters, fast melt, a growing city, and a lot of housing stock spanning more than a century.
West Fort Collins once dropped 40.8 degrees in 30 minutes during a December 2022 cold snap, the fastest temperature crash measured here since at least 1997.
Homes from the 1870s through the early 1900s still carry original cast iron and galvanized supply behind plaster.
The city draws from the Poudre River and Horsetooth Reservoir, and can shift between them when wildfire ash affects the river.
From under 15,000 residents in 1950 to more than 170,000 today, most of it built south and east of Old Town.
Pipes frozen or water where it shouldn't be? Call now, we answer 24/7 for genuine emergencies.
Call now: (970) 717-5921NO FORMS, NO CALLBACK QUEUE
What you see and hear, and whether it follows the weather. That splits a lot of calls here.
A real arrival time. Emergency Plumbing Repair goes ahead of routine work, and we say so if yours can wait.
The plumber diagnoses on site and quotes before starting. Nothing begins without your go-ahead.
ANY HOUR
A burst pipe in a cold snap, water rising in a basement, or a water heater failing overnight all count as an emergency. Our 24 Hour Plumbing line is answered around the clock for exactly these calls, and Emergency Plumbing Repair goes ahead of scheduled work.
For everyday Plumbing Repair and Residential Plumbing that isn't urgent, the same licensed plumbers handle it on a normal scheduled visit, diagnosed and quoted before anything starts.
WHERE WE WORK
QUESTIONS
Yes. Our 24 Hour Plumbing line is answered around the clock for burst pipes, active leaks, and no-water situations. Emergency Plumbing Repair calls go ahead of scheduled work.
Anything actively causing damage right now, a burst pipe, sewage backup, or water heater flooding a closet, is an emergency. A slow drain or a dripping faucet is normal Plumbing Repair that can be scheduled.
Yes, and the two often need different approaches. Older homes commonly still have galvanized or cast iron pipe, while newer construction is PEX or copper on a slab, and we work on both regularly.
Call. Describe what's happening and you'll get a realistic arrival window, with true emergencies going ahead of routine scheduled work.
Call and describe what's happening. You'll reach a plumber, not a form.