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Fast and Reliable Repairs on all Tankless Water Heater Systems

Is your tankless water heater not working correctly? The Cooper Green Team’s experienced plumbers can help!

We provide top-quality repairs on all tankless water heater brands and models, and most repair calls are resolved in just one visit to your home. Cooper has plumbers on call 24/7 for just such an occasion if this is a hot water emergency. If you’re looking for even more reliability, how about this: every tankless water heater repair has a 1‑year labor warranty and a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. We’re the peace-of-mind choice for homeowners across Colorado, and we look forward to bringing that same peace of mind to you.

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Our tankless water heater repair process

Schedule your appointment
Call us at (720) 605-7270 or schedule your repair online, and we'll strive to arrange your visit as soon as possible.
Get fast service & upfront pricing
Our on-time plumber will diagnose your tankless water heater and provide an honest quote for the necessary work. If you choose us for the repair, the service fee is waived!
Relax while we repair your water heater
Once you approve the price, our plumber will begin the repair. Our plumbers respect your home and property by consistently placing drop cloths down and wearing shoe covers in your home. You'll also enjoy a faster repair with us (most tankless repairs take just an hour or two!)
Enjoy peace of mind
After finishing the repair, our plumber will explain the fixes and make sure your tankless unit operates smoothly. We're confident in our work, and if any issues come up, you're protected by a one-year labor warranty and a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

Should I repair or replace my tankless water heater?

Tankless water heaters typically have a long lifespan (20+ years). However, like all appliances, they do not last forever. If you're facing an expensive repair, you might question whether to pay for the repair or entirely replace your tankless system.

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 over 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 usage hasn't changed.
Your tankless unit is showing signs of rust and corrosion.

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Tankless water heater repair cost factors:

Replacement part costs

The overall repair price will be influenced by the cost of any necessary replacement parts. Some tankless water heater components are more expensive than others, whether due to the cost of the part itself or the intensity of the labor required to replace it. The good news is that we're always honest about parts, and you'll always receive a fixed-price quote before we begin.

Labor factors

Labor costs increase with longer repair times. Additionally, if your tankless water heater is in a hard-to-reach location or blocked by property that must be moved first, the overall repair cost may rise.

Valid warranty

Your tankless water heater came with a manufacturer's warranty. If still valid and unexpired, this warranty can reduce your out-of-pocket expenses for the repair.

Looking for an exact quote for your tankless water heater repair?

We'll send an experienced plumber to inspect and diagnose your water heater. We'll also provide you with an upfront quote before we begin any work, so you know exactly what your repair will cost.

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Tankless Water Heater FAQs

Yes, they provide on-demand hot water and are energy efficient, especially for households with consistent usage.

Yes, as long as the system is properly sized for your home’s demand.

It can require upgrades to gas lines or electrical systems depending on the setup.

They typically last longer than traditional tanks, often 20 years or more with maintenance.

Yes, they only heat water when needed, reducing energy waste.

Tankless Water Heater Blogs

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Cost of Tankless Water Heaters in Colorado

While that’s considerably more expensive than tank systems, you can see greater energy savings long-term.

Because tankless water heaters only heat water as you use it, they’re much more energy-efficient. In

Tankless Water Heater Pros & Cons

In recent years, many homeowners have switched to tankless water heaters. While these systems have many benefits, it’s still important to weigh their pros and cons before deciding whether to replace your existing system. Keep reading to learn more about what these systems offer.

How Hot Should Your Water Heater Be?

Getting the right water heater temperature is a common homeowner concern. You need enough hot water to use safely without raising your energy usage too much. Ideally, your water heater should be kept at 120 degrees Fahrenheit.