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Tankless water heater repairs in Denver, CO
Tankless Water Heater Repairs Done Right—the First Time
When you need your tankless water heater repaired, you want the job done correctly and thoroughly. Here at Cooper, we guarantee that kind of service, no matter the repair. We have one of the highest first-time fix rates in the area, meaning you won’t waste time or money on costly repeat work.
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Same-day service available -
Flat-rate, upfront pricing
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Flexible financing options
Price
How much does a water heater repair cost in Denver?
- $129Low
- Our Avg$472
- Competitor
Average - $1,710High
Some plumbing companies advertise lower prices to get their foot in the door. Then, the plumber provides a rushed, second-rate repair that doesn’t thoroughly fix the problem. At Cooper, our prices are slightly higher because we invest the time and effort to repair your tankless water heater correctly the first time. That way, you don’t have to spend additional money or deal with the hassle of calling a plumber to fix the same problem again.
Looking for an exact estimate for your tankless water heater repair?
We’ll send an experienced plumber to inspect and diagnose your tankless water heater. We’ll also provide you with an upfront estimate before we begin any work, so there’s no hidden fees or surprises when you get the bill.
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Labor considerations: Some repairs take longer than others, which raises the price of labor. Additionally, if your tankless water heater is in a hard-to-reach area like a small closet, it will likely take a plumber longer to repair it, increasing the overall cost of the repair.
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The price of the replacement part: If your repair requires a new part, the cost of the new part will factor into the overall repair price. Some tankless water heater components are more expensive than others. For example, replacing a heating element will cost more than replacing a limit switch.
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Whether your warranty is valid. When you first purchased your tankless water heater, it came with a warranty from the manufacturer. If this warranty is still valid and has not yet expired, you could pay less out-of-pocket for your repair.
Looking for an exact estimate for your tankless water heater repair?
We’ll send an experienced plumber to inspect and diagnose your tankless water heater. We’ll also provide you with an upfront estimate before we begin any work, so there’s no hidden fees or surprises when you get the bill.
1% of all service proceeds are donated to Children’s Hospital Colorado.
How it Works
Our tankless water heater repair process
You can either call us at (720) 605-7270 to schedule an appointment, or you can schedule your repair online. We do our best to fit your repair in the same day.
Our plumber will arrive on time and start by diagnosing your tankless water heater. Once they determine the cause of the problem, they will provide upfront, honest pricing on the work that needs to be done. If you decide to repair your water heater with us, we’ll waive the service fee!
Once you sign off on the price, our plumber will get to work. During the entire process of the repair, our plumber will make sure to protect your home (we bring drop cloths and shoe covers).
Once your plumber has finished the repair, they’ll explain exactly what they fixed and make sure your tankless unit is running perfectly again. We’re confident that our plumber will do the job right the first time, but in the rare event something does go wrong, we back our work with a 1-year labor warranty.
Repair or Replace
Should I repair or replace my tankless water heater?
Tankless water heaters generally have a long lifespan (20+ years), but like all appliances, they will give out someday.
If you’re facing an expensive repair, you may be wondering if you should pay for the repair or replace your tankless system altogether.
You may consider investing in a new tankless system if…
- The repair price is over half the cost of a new system.
- The warranty on your tankless system has expired.
- Your tankless unit is more than 15 years old (getting a newer, more efficient system could save you money in the long run).
- You’re constantly running out of hot water, but your hot water usage hasn’t changed.
- Your tankless unit is showing signs of rust and corrosion.
Our hot water heater started leaking this past weekend. We have previous experience with Cooper Heating & Cooling in servicing our heating and air conditioning system. One call to their 24/7 service on Sunday morning enabled us to arrange for a replacement water heater on Monday morning. The installers were prompt and very courteous. They made sure everything was completed as specified. We had hot water again before lunchtime. I will be recommending Cooper Heating & Cooling to our friends and family.
- Gayle G. | Denver homeowner
Ready to schedule your tankless water heater repair?