A pipe that froze overnight, a water heater leaking in the basement, a drain backing up on a Sunday. Call AquaPeak any hour and a stocked truck heads out from north Loveland.
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From a dripping faucet to a flooded basement. Homes, rentals and small businesses across Larimer and Weld counties, any hour of the day.
Frozen · split · leakingWhen a cold snap splits a line, we stop the water, cut out the damage and replace it. For homes with failing pipe throughout, we repipe.
Sinks · tubs · main linesSlow sinks, backed-up tubs and main line clogs. We clear the line, then camera-inspect sewer lines to see what caused it.
Tank & tanklessNo hot water, rusty water or a tank leaking onto the basement floor. We repair what's fixable and replace what isn't.
Drips · running toiletsDripping faucets, running toilets, low water pressure and new fixture installs, done neatly and tested before we leave.
BathroomsShowers that run too hot, too cold or won't shut off usually need a new cartridge or valve. We replace them with minimal tile work.
Hidden leaksA high water bill or the sound of running water usually means a hidden leak. We find it, fix it and replace stuck shut-off valves.
Temperatures can drop fast here. Pipes in exterior walls, garages and crawlspaces freeze and split overnight.
A hose left connected traps water in the spigot. It freezes, cracks the pipe inside the wall, and leaks once it thaws.
Many homes here have basements, where water heaters leak quietly and sewer backups show up first.
Expansive soil along the Front Range moves as it gets wet and dries out, which can crack or sag sewer lines over time.
The faster the water is off, the less there is to dry out. These steps take a few minutes and can save floors, drywall and ceilings.
Usually in the basement or crawlspace where the water line enters, often near the water heater or meter.
Open the lowest faucets in the house to drain the pressure and water still in the lines.
Turn a gas water heater to vacation or pilot, or switch off the breaker for an electric one.
Call (970) 612-3411. A plumber heads out, day or night, to repair the line and get water back on.
Nights, weekends and holidays. No waiting until morning to find out when help is coming.
You'll get a text when your plumber is on the way, so you're not stuck by the window.
We show you the leak, the clog or the camera footage, and explain the fix in plain words.
You hear the choices and approve the work before any wrench turns.
We're near Boyd Lake, between US-287 and I-25, so Fort Collins, Windsor, Berthoud and Johnstown are all close. Tap a town.
Typical drive estimates from 3947 Rollingwood Dr in normal conditions. Snow and ice can add time. We confirm your ETA on the phone.
Water on the floor right now? Skip ahead and call (970) 612-3411.
Disconnect garden hoses in the fall, keep the heat on even when you're away, and open cabinet doors under sinks on outside walls during cold snaps. Letting a faucet on an exterior wall drip on the coldest nights and insulating pipes in garages and crawlspaces also helps.
Shut off the main water valve, open the lowest faucets to drain the lines, turn your water heater to vacation or off, and move anything valuable away from the water. Then call a plumber.
In most Northern Colorado homes it's in the basement or crawlspace where the water line comes through the foundation, often near the water heater or water meter. If you can't find it or it won't turn, we can locate and replace it.
A standard tank water heater typically lasts around 8 to 12 years, depending on water quality and maintenance. Rusty water, rumbling noises or moisture at the base are signs it's near the end.
Several drains running slowly at once, gurgling toilets, sewage smell, or water coming up through a basement floor drain all point to the main line. A camera inspection shows whether it's a clog, roots or a damaged pipe.
Tankless heaters provide hot water on demand and take up less space, but cost more up front. They work well for many households. We'll talk through your hot water use and what fits your home.
Yes. AquaPeak Plumbing Experts answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and holidays.
Larimer and Weld counties, from Wellington down to Longmont and up the canyon to Estes Park.
Midnight or midday, call AquaPeak Plumbing Experts and a Loveland plumber will be on the way.
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