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How do you contact Aurora Heater Fixer?

The phone is the fastest route, because water heater problems rarely wait.

Call (720) 731-0548 to describe your water heater problem and get connected with an independent local provider in Aurora, CO. A call costs nothing and you are never obliged to book. The provider you speak with sets its own prices and does its own work, so ask for a written estimate before you agree to anything.

We built the site around the phone because a leaking tank or a heater that has stopped on a freezing morning is rarely a good moment to fill in a form and wait for a reply. If you are still deciding, read the guide for your problem first, then call with a clearer picture. The services overview matches common symptoms to the right guide.

Before you call

What should you say when you call?

A short, clear description gets you to the right provider faster.

• The type of heaterGas tank, electric tank, tankless, hybrid or a boiler.
• Its age and brandThe data label on the unit shows the model and serial number.
• What it is doingA leak, a noise, an error code, no hot water, lukewarm water or a smell.
• How urgent it isSay whether water is spreading, whether anyone is without hot water in the cold or whether it can wait.
• Your address or ZIP codeThe provider uses it to judge distance and arrival time.

If it is urgent

What if it is an emergency?

Safety comes before the phone call to us.

For a leak, close the cold water shutoff above the heater, switch off the power or turn the gas control to off or pilot, and then call. Our emergency water heater repair guide walks through the first steps for gas smells, flooding, scalding water and no hot water in cold weather. Ask the provider about same-day and after-hours availability, since that is the provider's decision.

After you call

What happens after you call?

Four things follow, and you stay in control throughout.

• You are connected with an independent local provider, who asks about the heater and the problem.
• You ask about the arrival window, the diagnostic fee and whether an after-hours rate applies.
• You ask for the license number and insurance details, and a written estimate before work starts.
• You decide whether to book. There is no obligation.

Your call is also a good time to ask whether the provider services your type of heater, since tankless units, hybrids and boilers need specific experience.

Where we help

Which areas can you call from?

Calls cover Aurora, CO, and homes just outside the city may be served too.

The service area is the city of Aurora, with a page for each of 17 ZIP areas, including Hoffman Heights 80011, Meadow Hills 80014, Saddle Rock 80015 and Tallyn's Reach 80016. See the service area page for the full list. Give your address when you call, and the provider will confirm whether they can reach you. To learn more about us, visit the about page.

Common questions

Contact questions, answered

Quick answers to what people ask before calling.