Frozen Pipe Repair in Denver
Licensed Plumbers for Careful Frozen Pipe Thawing & Repair
A sudden trickle or complete loss of water during a Denver cold snap may indicate a frozen pipe. Frost on exposed piping, unusual sounds, damp walls, or water appearing as temperatures rise can signal a split or leak. Pipes in exterior walls, crawl spaces, basements, garages, and other unheated areas are especially vulnerable.
We repair frozen pipes in residential and commercial plumbing systems. Our plumbers can locate the affected line, assess its condition, and determine whether it requires controlled thawing, repair, or replacement.
Suspect a frozen or damaged pipe? Call (720) 713-3282 to describe the symptoms and arrange plumbing service.
What Frozen Pipe Service Involves
A frozen line and a burst line aren’t the same problem. Ice can stop the flow without causing visible damage, but a hidden split may begin leaking once the blockage thaws. Controlling the water and inspecting the affected area before restoring normal use can reveal damage that wasn’t initially visible.
Depending on the pipe’s condition and location, service may involve:
- Locating the blockage: Identifying the affected section and checking nearby exposed plumbing.
- Controlling the water: Closing the appropriate water shutoff valve when a leak or split is suspected.
- Thawing the line: Applying gradual, controlled heat without an open flame or direct high heat.
- Checking for damage: Looking for cracks, separated fittings, and leaks that appear as the ice melts.
- Repairing the plumbing: Repairing or replacing damaged components based on the line’s condition.
- Reviewing vulnerable areas: Identifying exposed piping that may benefit from insulation or winterization.
Honest Denver Plumbing Service Since 2009
A Perfect Plumber has handled residential and commercial plumbing work since 2009. Our licensed and certified plumbers diagnose a wide range of problems, including cold-weather failures that require careful assessment before water service resumes.
We charge hourly rates plus materials rather than flat-rate prices padded for a worst-case scenario. You receive a detailed invoice explaining the work and charges, and we don’t push unnecessary repairs or add-on services. We also back our work with the Well Plumbed Warranty, with coverage terms based on the project.
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“Great care and attention to detail throughout the entire process. Extensive checkout to ensure proper operation before completion.”- Carl K.
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“Dennis, Steve and Pete… great job. Thanks for your help.”- Wolfgang R.
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“Great job! Thank you Steve and Mitch!”- Ginny D.
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“A Perfect Plumber is a great company with great service and great plumbers….Mitch Magee is an example of that…we had a “Wonderful” experience with “A Perfect Plumber”…from beginning to end…from that very ”- John O.
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“Very efficient, polite and tidy! We will definitely ask for him for any future plumbing needs!”- Anne H.
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“Daniel is THE MAN! This company and Daniel are amazing! Prompt response and great outcome!”- Sandy K.
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“Daniel was awesome! Friendly, professional, and fair! 2 thumbs up!”- Warren W.
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“Wonderful service. I found my new go-to plumbing company.”- Brian C.
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“Extremely fast response and quality work!”- Darin D.
Why Choose A Perfect Plumber?
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Licensed & Certified
Customers get service from licensed and certified professionals rather than general handymen, with the expertise to diagnose and handle a wide range of residential and commercial plumbing needs.
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Honest, Transparent PricingWe charge by time and materials rather than flat-rate pricing, ensuring fair pricing and that our customers pay for the actual work performed, not inflated worst-case estimates.
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Strong Warranty ProtectionOur Well Plumbed Warranty℠ backs our work with a 1-year warranty on new parts and labor, plus additional coverage for new construction, water heaters, boilers, and tankless installations.
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No Unnecessary Upselling
We emphasize solving our customers' actual plumbing problems without pushing unnecessary services. We provide friendly service and detailed invoices so customers understand what they're paying for.
Our FAQs
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If your toilet starts overflowing, don’t panic. You can prevent the toilet from losing more water by shutting off the valve located behind the toilet. Then, clean up the water and call the plumber.
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An unexpected increase in your water bill is a sign that you have a leak. Even if you don’t see the leak, you could have a hidden one.
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The short answer is “Yes.” Most liquid cleaners are very caustic and contain very harmful chemicals. For those of you with older pipes, the liquid drain cleaners can “eat through” old p-traps or even pipes in the wall. We suggest using an enzyme cleaner such as Bio Clean to maintain drains and keep them flowing.
