Water Heater in the Greater Fort Collins Area

Shut off power or gas and close the cold-water valve on top, then schedule service. Top leaks often come from inlet/outlet fittings or the temperature and pressure relief components. We offer 24/7 response for homes in Fort Collins and Greeley.

Quick steps:

• Electric: switch the breaker off. Gas: set the gas control to Off/Pilot.
• Close the cold-water shutoff on top of the tank.
• Dry the area and watch for drips at the top connections. Do not tighten gas fittings.
• If leaking continues or you smell gas, keep power off and call us.

Updated: 2025-11-06

Need help in Fort Collins, CO? Call (970) 235-2177 or book online.

"Cameron came out right away when my hot water heater went out." — Pam K.

If water is leaking from the bottom, shut off the water supply and power/fuel, then schedule service. Bottom leaks can point to tank failure or sediment issues, and our plumbers can repair or replace tank or tankless units. We service homes and businesses in Fort Collins, Greeley, and nearby.

Quick checks:

• Turn off the cold-water valve to the heater.
• Turn off breaker or gas control to the unit.
• Move items away and place a bucket/towels.
• Note model/size for the tech.

Current offers: $150 off 40–50 gal water heaters; $300 off tankless. Ultimate Savings Agreement members get 15% off repairs.

Updated: 2025-12-11 00:00:00

Need help in Garden City, CO? Call (970) 279-3750 or book online.

When a water heater stops producing hot water, first confirm it has power or gas and that the thermostat is set correctly. The most common culprits are a tripped electrical breaker on electric units or an extinguished pilot on gas models. If a simple reset restores heat and holds, you can monitor; repeat outages or older equipment point to repair or replacement. Electric units can have failed heating elements or thermostats, while gas units may have ignition or gas‑valve issues; tankless models can lock out for flow, scale, or vent faults. Our licensed plumbers handle no‑hot‑water calls throughout the Timnath area every day, and we provide 24/7 service all year long.

Try these quick checks once, safely:

• Electric: reset the breaker and press the upper thermostat’s red reset button.
• Gas tank: relight the pilot per the door label; if it won’t stay lit, stop and call.
• Tankless: open the gas valve fully, clean the inlet screen, and note any error code.
• All: make sure inlet/outlet valves are open and look for leaks at the T&P valve. A popped reset that trips again usually means a shorted element, not just a nuisance.

If you smell gas, see active leaking, or the breaker trips again, shut the unit off and call a pro immediately.

Updated: 2026-04-04

Need help in Timnath, CO? Call (970) 235-2177 or book online.

You can try, but we recommend professional installation to ensure correct sizing, safe connections, and reliable hot water. Our technicians handle the full install for both tank and tankless systems, take care of any permits and rebates, and confirm proper operation when finished. We also support related plumbing like gas piping, drain cleaning and sewer rooting, and repiping.

Call a pro especially if:

• You’re switching to a tankless system.
• You need gas piping work.
• It’s a commercial water heater.

Updated: 2025-12-20

Need water heater help in Loveland, CO? Call (970) 279-3750 or book online.

"Got our home squared away and providing hot water 24 hours from first call to resolution. Great job." — Steve V.