Emergencies we respond to
If it’s causing damage, spreading water, or leaving you without safe plumbing, treat it as urgent. These are the calls we get most.
Burst & frozen pipes
A split pipe can release a lot of water fast. We stop the flow and repair the line.
Sewage backups
Waste coming up through drains or toilets is a health concern and needs prompt attention.
Major leaks
A leak flooding a room or running behind a wall needs to be found and stopped quickly.
Overflowing toilets
A toilet that won’t stop rising or keeps overflowing can point to a blockage down the line.
No water or failed shutoff
Sudden loss of water, or a shutoff valve that won’t turn, leaves a home hard to use.
Not sure if it’s an emergency? Call and describe what’s happening — we’ll help you decide.
Call and describe itSigns it can’t wait until morning
Some problems get worse by the minute. If you’re seeing any of these, call now — and if gas is involved, get to safety first.
What to do first
A few quick steps can limit the damage while a plumber is on the way. We’ll walk you through them on the phone, too.
Shut off the water
Close the fixture’s shutoff, or the main valve for a bigger leak, to stop water from spreading.
Cut power if it’s safe
If water is near outlets or appliances, switch off that circuit — only if you can reach the panel safely.
If you smell gas, leave
Don’t use switches or open flames. Get outside, then call your gas utility or 911 before anything else.
Move what you can
Shift rugs, electronics, and valuables away from the water and contain it with towels if possible.
Take a few photos
Quick pictures of the damage can help later if you file an insurance claim.
How an emergency call works
The goal is simple — stop the damage, then fix the cause. Here’s what to expect when you call.
You call, we listen
Tell us what’s happening. We ask where the water is and whether it’s still moving.
We guide damage control
We can help you find the shutoff and limit damage while a plumber is dispatched.
We diagnose on site
We find the source, explain what’s wrong, and go over your options before repairs.
We stabilize & repair
We make it safe and, where possible, complete the repair — or a solid temporary fix.
The first minutes matter most
In an emergency, stopping the water comes before the repair. The faster the flow stops, the less damage soaks into floors, walls, and belongings. That’s why our first questions are about the shutoff — and why we’ll stay on the line to help you find it.
Once the situation is stable, we focus on the cause. Some repairs are finished on the spot; others need a part or a follow-up, in which case we secure things safely so you’re not left with an open problem overnight.
A burst pipe needs a fast, lasting repair
Once the water is off, the split section has to be repaired or replaced correctly so it doesn’t fail again. Frozen pipes are a common cause here in winter — see how we handle pipe and water line repair.
What waiting can cost you
Water damage compounds quickly. Acting fast is usually the difference between a contained repair and a much larger project.
Water spreads fast
It travels along floors and into walls and subfloor within minutes, reaching far beyond the leak.
Mold follows moisture
Damp materials that aren’t dried out can develop mold, which adds cost and complexity later.
Damage reaches structure
Given time, water works into flooring, cabinets, and framing — the parts most expensive to repair.
Licensed plumbers, after hours too
An emergency is no time for shortcuts. Our plumbers are licensed and work to code, whether it’s the middle of the afternoon or the middle of the night — so the fix holds up after the crisis passes.
Commercial emergencies
A backup or burst line can shut a business down. We respond to commercial emergencies and work to get you operating again with as little downtime as possible.
Call now, or book a visit?
Not everything is a 2 a.m. call. Here’s a simple way to tell the difference — and when in doubt, call and we’ll help you decide.
Active damage or no safe plumbing
Water you can’t stop, sewage backing up, no water at all, a burst pipe, or any gas concern. These get worse with time and shouldn’t wait.
Annoying, but contained
A single slow drain, a dripping faucet, or a running toilet you can shut off. Worth fixing soon, but a scheduled visit is fine.
Situations we treat as urgent
If one of these is happening, don’t wait it out. Calling early keeps a bad night from becoming a much bigger repair.
Emergency plumbing across Northern Colorado
Winter freeze-ups drive many of the emergency calls we see here. We answer for homes and businesses in Loveland and the surrounding communities.
See the full list on our service areas page. For a specific problem, start with drain cleaning or water heater services.
How to avoid a plumbing emergency
You can’t prevent everything, but a few habits make the worst emergencies far less likely.
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Know what to do before it happens
A little preparation makes an emergency far less overwhelming. These guides cover the situations Northern Colorado homes run into most.
When to call an emergency plumber
How to tell a true plumbing emergency from a problem that can safely wait until morning.
Read guideStop pipes from freezing
Protect vulnerable pipes before a Front Range cold snap — and what to do the moment one freezes.
Read guideBasement & slab leaks
Where hidden leaks tend to show up first, and the signs worth acting on early.
Read guideEmergency plumbing questions
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Call an emergency plumber in Loveland
Burst pipe, sewage backup, major leak, or no water — call now. We’ll help you limit the damage and send a licensed plumber to make it right.
(970) 457-5970