Plumbing Services in Colorado
Fix-it 24/7 plumbers repair, replace and care for everything that brings clean water into your home and carries wastewater away, from the water heater to the sewer line. Background-checked, drug-tested technicians, upfront pricing before any work begins, available 24/7 for emergencies, with same-day appointments whenever possible.
Why Regular Plumbing Care Protects Your Home
Plumbing runs out of sight, so small problems grow quietly. A slow leak behind drywall can soak insulation and framing for months before a stain appears. Household leaks also waste a surprising amount of water, which is why the EPA's WaterSense program encourages homeowners to check fixtures and pipes regularly.
Colorado adds its own pressures. Cold winter nights can freeze pipes in garages, crawl spaces and exterior walls, and minerals in the water build up inside water heaters, aerators and toilet valves. Across Colorado, older neighborhoods with original pipes sit close to newer subdivisions, so the right fix depends on your specific home.
Regular care won't prevent every problem, but it helps fixtures last longer and lets you plan repairs instead of reacting to them.
What Happens During a Plumbing Service Visit
- You book by phone or online. You get a service window of about four hours and a heads-up when your technician is on the way.
- Your technician protects your home with shoe covers and drop cloths in the work area.
- We find the cause. Your technician asks what you've noticed, tests the fixture or system and explains what's going on.
- You get an upfront price and your options before any work begins, with no pressure to decide on the spot.
- We complete the work and test it, running water and checking every connection we touched.
- We clean up and walk you through what we did and how to help prevent it next time.
Services We Offer
What Affects the Cost of Plumbing Work
Every job is priced upfront, so you know the number before you decide. The price depends on:
- The type of service, from a faucet repair to a full water heater or sewer line replacement
- How easy the problem is to reach: an open basement versus a finished wall, crawl space or slab
- The age and material of the existing pipes
- The fixture, water heater or parts you choose
- Whether the work needs a permit and the city's final check
Ask about our Free Second Opinion if another company has recommended a major repair. Financing is available for larger projects.
Why Homeowners Choose Fix-it 24/7 Plumbers
Fix-it 24/7 was founded in Colorado in 2013 by George Donaldson, a former tradesman who built the company around prevention. Our plumbers are background-checked and drug-tested, complete over 100 hours of ongoing training each year and explain the work before, during and after.
For ongoing care, the Green Club Maintenance Membership includes priority scheduling and member savings on repairs. Veterans, active-duty and reserve military, law enforcement, firefighters and EMS receive our Heroes Membership complimentary.
Frequently asked questions
Have questions? We've got answers. Browse the frequently asked questions below to learn more about this service, what to expect during your appointment, and how Fix-it 24/7 can help keep your home comfortable, safe, and running efficiently year-round.
Turn off every faucet, appliance and irrigation line in the house, then look at your water meter and note the reading or watch the small leak indicator dial. Wait an hour or two without using any water and check again. If the reading changed or the indicator is spinning, water is going somewhere it should not, such as a supply line in a wall, under a slab or in the yard. A plumber can then use Water Leak Detection tools to find the exact spot with as little disruption to your home as possible, and give you upfront pricing on the repair.
Yes. A toilet that runs or refills on its own can waste a surprising amount of water and quietly raise your water bill, so it is worth fixing soon. The cause is usually a worn flapper, a faulty fill valve or a chain that is too short or too long, and those parts are typically quick to replace. A simple test is to add a few drops of food coloring to the tank and wait without flushing. If color shows up in the bowl, water is leaking through The EPA WaterSense program has more tips for finding household leaks.
Start with the least aggressive tool. A plunger clears most sink, tub and toilet clogs, and a flange plunger works best on toilets. For hair clogs in bathroom sinks and showers, pull and clean the stopper or use aplastic drain-cleaning strip. A small hand auger, also called a drain snake, reaches deeper clogs. Avoid chemical drain cleaners, which can damage pipes, harm septic systems and make the job dangerous for whoever opens the drain next. If several drains are slow at once or the clog keeps returning, the problem is likely farther down the line, and Drain Cleaning by a plumber is the safer fix.
Keep grease, fats and cooking oil out of every drain, because they cool, harden and catch everything that follows. Coffee grounds, eggshells, rice, pasta and fibrous peels are hard on kitchen drains and garbage disposals. In bathrooms, flush only toilet paper. So-called flushable wipes, paper towels, cotton swabs and hygiene products do not break down the way toilet paper does and are a leading cause of clogs. A sink strainer and a hair catcher in the shower stop most problems before they start. If a drain stays slow, a plumber can clear it and find the cause.
Your main water shutoff valve is usually where the water line enters the house, often in the basement, a crawl space, a utility room or near the water heater. Some homes also have a curb stop near the street that only the water provider should operate. Use the main shutoff any time water is leaking and you cannot stop it at the fixture, such as a burst pipe or a failed water heater connection. Find it and test it before you need it. If the valve is stuck, corroded or hard to reach, a plumber can replace it with one that turns easily.
Plumbing Help With No Pressure and No Surprises
Schedule plumbing service in Colorado today with upfront pricing, honest recommendations and technicians who treat your home with care.