Is tankless a good fit for an older house?
That depends on three things, the gas line, the venting and the electrical service. We inspect each one before you decide, since an older house may not carry a tankless unit without changes.
A dripping tub spout or a heater that has stopped, in Colorado Springs, is work for Plumbers of Colorado.
The middle home in Colorado Springs went up in 1986. About 4 in every 10 of the homes predate 1980, and every one of them has years of daily use behind its pipes, valves and heaters.

When an old tank gives out, compare it with a tankless unit. Floor space is saved and hot water never runs out, yet every shower and appliance in use at once must be covered. January lows in Colorado Springs average 18°F, so the supply water arrives cold and the unit works hard. The house may also need a bigger gas line or extra electrical capacity.
Use the tankless flow calculator to get your household’s flow, starting from 42°F supply water, which fits Colorado Springs, where January lows average 18°F. Afterward we can talk through water heater repair and installation by phone.
Colorado Springs had about 158 days a year with a low of 32°F or colder between 2015 and 2024. Ahead of the cold, unhook hoses, drain or wrap outside lines and learn where your main shutoff is.
More than 1 in every 10 of Colorado Springs homes date from before 1960. The line to the street in such a house may be the original, which is why we film it before recommending any sewer line repair.
That depends on three things, the gas line, the venting and the electrical service. We inspect each one before you decide, since an older house may not carry a tankless unit without changes.
Soggy yard ground in a dry week, gurgling toilets and drains that back up together are the signs. Each points outdoors, and a camera inspection settles it while you watch the footage.
We ask about the leak, the clog or the cold heater and for the approximate age of the house. A few minutes on the phone gets you a free, personalized quote for Colorado Springs.
Call (855) 321-3426