Burst pipes, sewage backup, flooding. Apex Plumbing responds in 60 minutes anywhere in Denver. Licensed master plumber. Available 24/7.
Emergency plumbing in Denver costs $250 to $600 for the service call plus repair costs. Apex Plumbing guarantees 60-minute response anywhere in Denver and provides an exact price before any work begins. No surprise fees.
Emergency plumbing in Denver costs $250 to $600 for the dispatch and diagnosis plus the cost of repairs. After-hours labor (after 7 PM weekdays, after 5 PM Saturday, and Sundays) carries a $75 emergency dispatch fee. Repair costs depend on the issue: a burst pipe repair runs $400 to $1,500, sewage backup clearing costs $500 to $1,200, and water heater emergency calls run $250 to $600.
Apex Plumbing always gives you an exact total price before we start work. You approve the price, then we fix it. No after-the-fact surprises.
Call immediately if you have: a burst or actively leaking pipe, sewage backing up into your home, flooding from any plumbing source, complete water pressure loss throughout the house, or a water heater that is leaking from the tank. These situations cause progressive damage — every hour matters.
Non-emergency situations that can wait for regular business hours: single slow drain (not backing up), minor faucet drip, running toilet, or low water pressure in one fixture. These can be scheduled as normal appointments.
Apex Plumbing guarantees a 60-minute response time for all Denver plumbing emergencies. For Capitol Hill, LoDo, and Highlands, our typical response is 25 to 40 minutes. For Park Hill, Cherry Creek, and RiNo, expect 35 to 50 minutes. For Stapleton, Montbello, and outer Denver areas, we aim for 45 to 60 minutes.
We maintain a dedicated emergency vehicle with a licensed plumber on call at all times — nights, weekends, and holidays. When you call, you get a plumber, not a dispatcher who calls a plumber.
Turn off the main water shutoff valve. In Denver homes, this is usually near the water meter in the basement, utility room, or front yard. Turning it off stops active flooding immediately.
If water is near electrical outlets, appliances, or your panel, shut off the breaker for those areas immediately. Water and electricity are a dangerous combination.
Take photos and videos of all visible damage before any cleanup. This is essential for homeowners insurance claims. Do not throw away damaged materials until your claim is filed.
For sewage backups, stop flushing toilets and running any water until the plumber arrives. Using water when the sewer is backed up makes the situation significantly worse.
Stay on the line, describe what you are seeing, and let us advise you on any additional steps while our plumber is en route.
Sudden and accidental damage — burst pipe from freezing, unexpected failure, accidental overflow — is typically covered by standard Denver homeowners insurance policies. Gradual leaks, maintenance failures, and aging pipes usually are not covered. Apex Plumbing provides detailed invoices that document the sudden-onset nature of the damage, which your adjuster needs for the claim.
When you call our emergency line, a licensed plumber answers — not a call center. We confirm your address, dispatch the nearest available technician, and call you back with an ETA within 5 minutes. Our emergency trucks are fully stocked for burst pipes, sewage backups, and water heater failures, which covers 85% of Denver emergency calls.
We serve all Denver neighborhoods 24/7: Capitol Hill, LoDo, Highlands, Park Hill, Cherry Creek, Stapleton, Montbello, RiNo, Baker, Five Points, and Washington Park.
60-minute response guaranteed. 24/7. Serving Capitol Hill, LoDo, Highlands, Park Hill, Cherry Creek, Stapleton, Montbello and all Denver neighborhoods.
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