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Hot water can stop working due to a failed thermostat or heating element, pilot/ignition issues, a broken dip tube, sediment buildup, or a leak affecting pressure and performance. Done repairs hot water problems throughout Metro Denver.
Licensed plumbing professionals fix water heaters, and the right tech depends on whether your unit is gas, electric, or tankless. Done’s plumbers repair and service water heaters across Metro Denver.
Tankless water heaters in the Denver area usually cost between $3,000 and $6,500 installed. Costs depend on whether the system is gas or electric, the home’s hot water demand, and whether gas line upgrades, electrical upgrades, or venting changes are required.
P-traps are installed at drain connections throughout the home, typically close to the fixture they serve.
Yes, P-traps are required by plumbing code on most household drains to prevent sewer gases from entering the home.
Run water through infrequently used drains every few weeks to keep the P-trap’s water seal from evaporating.
If there isn’t enough space for a standard P-trap, a plumber can install a code-approved alternative or reconfigure the drain to stay compliant and odor-free.
Most toilet tanks should hold enough water to fill to about one inch below the overflow tube for efficient operation.
After flushing, the toilet bowl should refill to its normal water line, usually covering the bottom of the bowl without being excessively high.
You can raise the water level by adjusting the toilet’s float upward so more water fills the tank after each flush.
To set the toilet water level, adjust the float on the fill valve so the tank fills to just below the overflow tube.
The water level in a toilet tank should sit about 1 inch below the top of the overflow tube for proper flushing performance.

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