Emergency Plumber in Aurora, CO

When a pipe bursts at 2am or your basement starts flooding on a holiday, you need a local emergency plumber who picks up the phone and gets there fast. Two Bears Plumbing provides 24/7 emergency plumbing service across Aurora, CO - nights, weekends, and holidays. We respond to most emergency calls within 1-2 hours, give you an upfront price before we touch anything, and fix the problem right the first time.

We’re a licensed and insured Aurora plumbing company. Not a call center. Not a franchise dispatching from across the Denver metro. When you call (720) 903-1527, a real person answers - and a real plumber shows up.

When Should You Call an Emergency Plumber in Aurora?

Not every drip needs a midnight service call. But some situations can’t wait until morning. If any of the following are happening in your Aurora home, call us right away:

• Burst pipe - water spraying, pooling, or flooding your home
• Sewer backup - sewage or wastewater coming up through drains, toilets, or floor drains
• Toilet overflowing - won’t stop running and water is spreading
• Water heater leaking - water pooling around the base or dripping from connections
• Flooded basement - water rising from a drain or pipe failure
• Frozen pipe - no water flow during freezing temperatures, risk of burst
• Gas smell near plumbing - rotten egg odor near the water heater or gas lines
• Water won’t shut off - valve failure or broken fixture flooding the area

If water is actively damaging your home, don’t wait. Call (720) 903-1527 now.

What to Expect When You Call

We keep it simple. No phone trees, no runaround.

1. A real person answers. We pick up 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - including nights, weekends, and holidays.
2. We ask a few quick questions about the problem so we can dispatch the right equipment.
3. A licensed plumber arrives fast - typically within 1-2 hours for Aurora emergencies.
4. We assess the situation and quote a flat-rate price before any work begins. No hourly charges, no surprises.
5. We fix it right. Professional repair, quality parts, and a warranty on the work.

No pressure and no upselling. If we find something that needs attention but isn’t urgent, we’ll tell you - but we won’t push you into work you don’t need right now. Wondering about pricing? Read our guide on emergency plumber costs in Aurora.

Burst Pipe Repair in Aurora

A burst pipe is the most common reason Aurora homeowners call us in the middle of the night. Colorado’s freeze-thaw cycles put constant stress on plumbing - temperatures drop below freezing overnight, then warm up during the day. That repeated expansion and contraction cracks copper pipes, especially in crawl spaces, attics, and exterior walls.

If you hear running water when nothing is on, see frost on exposed pipes, or notice a sudden drop in water pressure during cold weather, call immediately. A fast response can prevent thousands of dollars in water damage.

We contain the leak, shut off the water, and complete the pipe repair - often in a single visit.

Sewer Backup Emergency Service

Sewage backing up into your home is more than an inconvenience - it’s a health hazard. If you’re seeing wastewater in your tub, floor drains, or toilets, the problem is usually in the main sewer line. Common causes in Aurora include tree root intrusion, aging clay sewer lines, and heavy buildup from years of hard water deposits.

We respond to sewer backup emergencies around the clock. Our team can clear the blockage and, if needed, run a camera inspection as part of our drain cleaning service to find the root cause so the problem doesn’t keep coming back.

Emergency Water Heater Leak Repair

A leaking water heater can dump dozens of gallons onto your floor in a short time. If your water heater is leaking from the tank, pressure relief valve, or supply connections, shut off the cold water supply valve on top of the unit and call us. We handle emergency water heater repair and can advise whether a repair or replacement makes more sense for your situation.

Flooded Basement? Here’s What to Do

If your basement is flooding in Aurora, the cause is usually a failed sump pump, backed-up floor drain, burst pipe, or sewer line issue. Before we arrive:

• Stay out of standing water if you’re unsure about electrical safety
• Shut off the main water valve if the flooding is coming from a pipe
• Move valuables to higher ground if you can do it safely
• Take photos for insurance documentation

We’ll get there fast, find the source, and stop the water. From there, we’ll handle the plumbing repair and help you understand your next steps.

Why Aurora Homeowners Call Two Bears First

We’re based right here in Aurora - not dispatching from a warehouse across Denver. That means faster arrival times and a team that actually knows your neighborhood’s plumbing. We’ve handled hundreds of emergencies across Willow Park, Hampden South, Saddle Rock, and every Aurora neighborhood in between.

Our trucks carry the parts most Aurora homes need, and our plumbers know the common pipe layouts, shut-off valve locations, and plumbing quirks of homes built across different decades in this area.

Homeowners call us because we offer:

• 24/7 availability - nights, weekends, holidays
• Fast response - most Aurora calls answered within 1-2 hours
• Upfront pricing - flat-rate quotes before work starts
• No extra charge for after-hours or weekend emergency calls
• Licensed and insured local plumber
• Honest recommendations without the upsell

Emergency Plumbing Service Areas

We cover all of Aurora and respond to emergencies in surrounding communities:

• Aurora - all neighborhoods, fastest response times
• Centennial, Commerce City, East Denver - same-day emergency response
• Englewood, Littleton, Thornton, Highlands Ranch - same-day when available

I Have a Plumbing Emergency in Aurora - What Should I Do?

If you’re dealing with a plumbing emergency right now, here’s what to do before we arrive:

1. Shut off the water. Find your main shut-off valve (usually near the water meter or where the main line enters your home) and turn it off.
2. Turn off the water heater if the emergency involves hot water or if you’ve shut off the main supply - this prevents damage to the unit.
3. Open a faucet to relieve remaining pressure in the lines.
4. Contain the water. Use towels, buckets, or a wet vac to limit the spread.
5. Call (720) 903-1527. We answer 24/7 and can walk you through additional steps while we’re on the way.

If you smell gas, leave the house immediately and call from outside. Do not flip light switches or use electronics near the leak.

Call (720) 903-1527 now - available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.