No hot water? Old unit that keeps failing? Denver Pro Plumbing repairs and installs all types of water heaters — tank, tankless, and heat pump. We carry top brands and can often replace your unit the same day you call.
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(323) 544-4433We install and service all types. Our team helps you choose the most efficient and cost-effective option for your home and budget.
The traditional and most affordable option. Stores hot water in an insulated tank (30–80 gallons). Reliable and easy to maintain.
Heats water on demand — no storage tank. Endless hot water and up to 40% more energy efficient than traditional tanks.
Uses ambient air to heat water instead of direct electricity — making it 2–3x more efficient than standard electric heaters. Qualifies for federal tax credits.
Don't wait until you have no hot water. Catch these warning signs early to avoid a full emergency replacement.
Complete loss of hot water usually means a failed heating element, pilot light, or in some cases the entire unit has failed.
Lukewarm water suggests a failing thermostat, broken heating element, or a unit that's too small for your household's needs.
Sediment buildup on the bottom of the tank creates popping and rumbling sounds. Annual flushing can prevent this.
Brown or rust-colored hot water indicates corrosion inside the tank — a sign the anode rod has failed and the unit may be near end of life.
Water pooling around your water heater is a serious issue. Cracks in the tank cannot be repaired and require immediate replacement.
Most tank water heaters last 8–12 years. If yours is older, a proactive replacement saves you from an unexpected breakdown.
Tank water heater replacement typically costs $800–$1,500 including labor and the unit. Tankless water heater installation ranges from $1,500–$3,000 depending on brand and capacity. We provide a transparent, itemized quote before starting any work.
Yes — in most cases we can install a new water heater the same day you call, as long as you contact us before 2pm. We stock the most common tank and tankless units on our trucks.
General rule: if your unit is under 8 years old and the repair cost is less than 50% of a new unit, repair makes sense. If it's over 10 years old or the repair is costly, replacement is usually the smarter investment. We'll give you an honest recommendation.
Absolutely. Modern tankless units handle Denver's cold inlet water temperatures with no issues. Proper sizing is key — we'll calculate the right unit for your home's demand and local groundwater temperature.
Same-day repair and installation available. Get your hot water back today.
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