Emergency Plumbing Services

Denver Urgent Plumber covers the repairs that cannot wait until Monday: split pipes, blocked drains, failed water heaters, hidden leaks and sewer backups anywhere in the Denver area.

  • 24/7 Emergency Service
  • Upfront Quotes
  • Same-Day Availability

Repairs We Take Calls For

Water pipe with a red shutoff valve

Burst Pipe Repair

A split supply line can put water through a ceiling in minutes. Shut the main off first if you can reach it.

Burst Pipe Repair
Close-up of a stainless steel sink drain

Drain Cleaning

A sink that drains slowly and a tub that backs up on the same day point at the line they share.

Drain Cleaning
Mechanical room with pipes, valves and gauges

Water Heater Repair

No hot water, rust-colored water or a puddle under the tank all need a look before the tank is replaced.

Water Heater Repair
Rows of white water pipes mounted on a wall

Leak Detection

A meter that keeps turning with every fixture closed means water is going somewhere you cannot see.

Leak Detection
Standing water on a hallway floor

Slab Leak Repair

A warm spot on a floor slab or the sound of running water underfoot deserves a proper locate first.

Slab Leak Repair
Blue water main pipes and valves in an open trench

Sewer Line Repair

When every drain in the house slows at once, the problem is usually past the walls and out in the yard.

Sewer Line Repair
Bathroom with vanity sink, toilet and bathtub

Toilet and Faucet Repair

A running toilet or a dripping valve wastes water quietly and often comes down to one worn part.

Toilet and Faucet Repair

Service Built Around Denver Homes

A plumbing call here is shaped by the building. Brick bungalows and Denver Squares in Capitol Hill, Baker, Highlands and Park Hill often still carry galvanized supply lines and clay sewer laterals, so a pressure complaint and a slow drain can both trace back to the age of the pipe. Mid-century ranches in Lakewood, Englewood and Wheat Ridge tend to have cast-iron stacks and crawl spaces that get cold. Newer homes in Centennial and Highlands Ranch bring sump pits, pressure regulators and a finished basement that hides a leak until it reaches the carpet.

Elevation matters too. Gas water heaters and furnaces in Denver have to be rated or adjusted for high-altitude combustion, which is worth asking about whenever an appliance is replaced rather than repaired. Denver Water delivers mountain snowmelt that is fairly soft, so scale is less of a story here than it is in the desert Southwest; sediment, corrosion and freezing do far more damage.

Weigh a failing tank with our water heater repair versus replacement guide, read how a service call works, or find your community in the service areas. If water is moving right now, tell us what is happening.

Get a plumber out to your Denver address

Tell us what the water is doing right now and we will plan the visit around it.

Call Now Request Service