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A real person answers any hour — nights, weekends, and holidays.
We get a tech to your door as fast as we can on emergency calls.
The full price before any work — no surprise after-hours charges.
Qualified pros handling the emergency the right way.
Some water heater problems can wait for a regular appointment. These can't — if you're seeing any of them, call or text and we'll get moving.
A steady drip or a stream of water from the tank can turn into a flooded room fast. The longer it runs, the more damage it does, so this one can't wait.
Nothing but cold from every tap usually points to a failed element, pilot, or gas valve. With a houseful of people, that's an emergency, and we get to you fast.
A burst tank dumps 40 to 50 gallons at once and keeps refilling. Shut the water off and call us, this needs a tech on site right away.
If you smell gas near a gas unit, don't flip switches or relight anything. Leave the house and call your gas company first, then call us once it's safe.
On a gas unit, a pilot that keeps going out leaves you with no hot water and a small risk it's a failing safety part. We'll find the cause and fix it.
Water creeping across the floor or soaking into drywall is already doing damage. Catching it early keeps a small leak from becoming a big repair bill.
A few quick steps can stop the damage and keep everyone safe before we get there. Do these first, then call us.
Find the valve on the pipe going into the top of the heater and turn it clockwise until it stops. If you can't reach it, shut off the main water valve for the whole house. This stops the flooding.
On an electric unit, flip its breaker off at the panel. On a gas unit, turn the dial on top to 'Off' or 'Pilot.' This keeps it from heating an empty or leaking tank, which can make things worse.
Don't touch switches, the thermostat, or any flame. Leave the house, take everyone with you, and call your gas company from outside. Once they say it's safe, call us to repair the unit.
Once you've made it safe, call or text and we'll handle the rest. If the unit turns out to be beyond saving, we cover water heater replacement too — and for non-urgent issues, a standard water heater repair visit is the better fit.
From your call to hot water back on. Here's how a fast dispatch goes.
When water's on the floor or the showers run cold, you want someone who knows water heaters cold — and answers the phone. We're water heater experts, so emergency calls go to a tech who's seen the problem before, not a dispatcher reading a script.
Every make and model, the full price before any work starts, and a real person on the line 24/7. Daniel's Water Heater Repair handles emergencies for homeowners across Boulder and the surrounding metro.
When something goes wrong fast, these are the questions people call with. Here's the straight answer to each.
Yes. A real person picks up the phone any hour, any day — nights, weekends, and holidays included. Water heater emergencies don't keep business hours, so neither do we. Call or text and we'll talk you through it and get a tech moving.
Shut off the water valve on top of the unit (or the main valve for the house if you can't reach it), then cut the power at the breaker or turn a gas unit's dial to off. That stops the flooding and keeps it from heating a leaking tank. Then call us and we'll take it from there.
As fast as we can — for emergencies, same-day is the norm. The moment you call, we line up the nearest available tech and give you a real arrival window. We won't promise a time we can't keep, but getting to leaks and no-hot-water calls quickly is the whole point of this service.
An active leak, a flooding or burst tank, no hot water for the whole house, a gas smell, or a pilot that won't stay lit all count — they cause damage or leave you without hot water now. A little extra noise, a slow recovery, or one rusty-looking faucet can usually wait for a regular water heater repair visit.
You'll always get the full, exact price before any work begins, day or night — no surprise charges added to the bill afterward. Tell us what's going on when you call and we'll be upfront about what the emergency visit involves.
In the moment, our first job is getting your hot water back. If the unit's still in its prime — under about 8 to 10 years — and a failed part caused it, we fix it on the spot. But if the tank has split, rusted through, or flooded, no repair will hold and a new one is the only lasting fix. We'll tell you straight which you're looking at before charging you a thing; we also handle water heater replacement.
Call or text — a real person answers 24/7, and we'll get a tech to you as fast as we can.
(983) 209-1502