Call the 24/7 line
The line is answered around the clock, including nights, weekends and holidays. If you reach voicemail during a very busy storm, leave your name, address and number and say it is an emergency.
Where we are
Johnstown 24/7 Plumbing
4884 Larimer Pkwy
Johnstown, CO 80534
contact@247plumberjohnstown.com
We are based in Johnstown, Colorado, and dispatch to Milliken, Berthoud, Mead, Greeley and nearby towns. Email is for non-urgent questions. For anything that is leaking or backing up, call.
Our address on the map
The map below is centered on our Johnstown address. The service area map at the bottom of the page shows the wider region we dispatch to.
What to tell the dispatcher
A short, specific description gets the right plumber and the right tools to your door on the first trip.
- Your street address and the town, since many addresses in this area share road names across towns.
- What is happening: a leak, a backup, no hot water, a burst pipe, a running toilet.
- Whether water is still running and whether you were able to shut off the main valve.
- Where in the house it is happening and roughly how old the home is.
- A callback number in case the call drops, and who will be home to give access.
If you rent, say so and give the property manager's name if you have it. If the house is for sale or under inspection, mention that too, since it affects how repairs are documented.
How to reach us in each situation
For an emergency, call (970) 708-6013. For a planned job such as a water heater swap, a repipe or a remodel rough-in, the same number books a visit, and you can call during the day to schedule.
For a question that is not urgent, you can email contact@247plumberjohnstown.com. Email is read during business hours, so a burst pipe or a sewer backup should never wait in an inbox.
There is no online form and no chat widget. The phone is the fastest way to get a person who can send help, and it keeps your address and details out of a web queue.
Gas smell or life-threatening danger
If you smell gas, leave the building immediately and call the gas utility or 911 from outside. Do not turn lights on or off, do not use the phone inside, and do not call a plumber first.
If someone is in danger from flooding, electrical contact or a fire, call 911 before anything else.
Service area and what comes with it
Our base is the Johnstown address shown here, and dispatch covers Milliken, Berthoud, Mead and Greeley. Each of those pages explains the local conditions and ZIP codes for that town.
If you are outside those towns but within reasonable driving distance, call anyway. The dispatcher can tell you whether a plumber can reach you. You can also browse the full list of plumbing services to see what we handle before you call.
Contact questions
Call (970) 708-6013. The line is open 24/7, including nights, weekends and holidays.
There are no forms on this website. Calling is faster and lets the dispatcher ask the questions that matter, such as whether water is still running.
The address is our Johnstown business location. Because emergency calls dispatch from the field, call first so someone can meet you or send a plumber to you.
Yes. Give the dispatcher the property address, the tenant contact and who approves repairs, and the plumber can coordinate access.
Need a plumber right now?
Skip the email. Call the 24/7 line and describe what is happening.