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Good Life Home Co.

Fort Collins · home base

Plumber in Fort Collins, CO — Priced Before We Start

Good Life Home Co. is a plumber serving Fort Collins, Colorado, for leak repair, toilet repair and replacement, faucets and fixtures, and water heaters. Same-day service is often available. We diagnose the problem, explain your options, and agree on the price before work starts. Work is backed by a 3-year workmanship guarantee. Call or text 970-610-6200.

Plumbing we handle in Fort Collins

By Luke Buelow, plumber and handyman at Good Life Home Co..

Good Life Home Co. is a licensed Colorado master plumber’s company, founded in 2021 by Luke Buelow. Fort Collins is home base. We summarize the work here and keep the full list on plumbing services.

  • Leak repair for faucets, supply lines, and shutoff valves.
  • Toilet repair and replacement.
  • Faucet and fixture installation.
  • Garbage disposal repair or replacement when that fixture failed.
  • Clogged or slow drains are handled as part of plumbing service.

Water heater repair and replacement in Fort Collins

We diagnose a water heater, then repair or replace it when that is the honest move. The price for that scope is agreed before the work starts. Water heater visits are booked with the rest of our plumbing services.

Same-day service is often available when the schedule allows. We do not offer 24/7 or after-hours service.

Where we work in Fort Collins

Fort Collins is home base: older east-side houses, newer infill, and everything in between. Send the street address, city, and ZIP when you call or text.

  • Old Town
  • Laurel School historic district
  • Midtown
  • Campus West
  • Harmony corridor and southeast Fort Collins
  • Rigden Farm
  • Miramont
  • Fossil Creek
  • Linden Park
  • Observatory Village

Also serving Timnath and Wellington.

Fort Collins homes and water

Older homes and newer infill

We work in older houses around Old Town and the Laurel School historic district, and in newer neighborhoods along the Harmony corridor. We do not guess pipe materials from the age of the house. We look at the fixture in front of us.

Who supplies your water

Fort Collins Utilities says its water comes from Horsetooth Reservoir and the Poudre River, and that it supplies about 75% of residents and businesses inside city limits. The rest are served mainly by East Larimer County Water District (ELCO) and Fort Collins-Loveland Water District. Your water bill shows which one you are on.

Wondering what is actually in your water? The $49 Home Water Health Review measures selected conditions. No obligation to buy equipment.

When a leak reaches the floor or ceiling

A Fort Collins homeowner had water damage spreading across the kitchen ceiling and wall above the upper cabinets. The bathroom sits directly above.

We took down the two upper cabinets and cut out the damaged drywall to see how far the water had traveled. Upstairs, we pulled the old linoleum and the damaged subfloor around the toilet and found a broken toilet flange letting water through to the kitchen below.

In the bathroom, we cut in a new drain elbow, set a new flange at the right height for the finished floor, and installed new subfloor, about 20 square feet of new flooring, and a transition strip to the carpet. Then we reinstalled the toilet and baseboards. In the kitchen, we replaced the damaged drywall, matched the texture, primed and painted, and rehung the cabinets and crown moulding. Both rooms were done in five days, with a 3-year workmanship warranty behind the work.

Reinstalled toilet on new flooring, with baseboards and a transition strip to the carpet, after the Fort Collins repair
Fort Collins — bathroom after new subfloor, flooring, a transition strip to the carpet, the toilet, and baseboards.

toilet leak into a Fort Collins kitchen ceiling. One in-house team can also do the flange, subfloor, floor joists, flooring, trim, paint, drywall, and toilet. See toilet leak floor damage repair. Finish work after the area is dry can move to the Unfinished List.

He clearly explained the process, provided options, answered questions and the results were excellent.
Eric, Google review · 5.0 from 63 Google reviews

How a Fort Collins visit works

  1. 01

    Call, text, or use the form

    Send the address, the symptom, the fixture, and whether the water is off. Photos help.

  2. 02

    We look, then price

    We diagnose the problem, explain the options, and agree on the price before the repair begins.

  3. 03

    We do the agreed scope

    If the job is different once something is open, we stop and talk first. That is the No Change Order Guarantee.

What we will stand behind

Two guarantees we stand behind.

3 Year Workmanship Guarantee

If our workmanship fails within three years, we come back and make it right. Materials follow manufacturer coverage.

No Change Order Guarantee

The price we agree to on site is the price you pay for that scope. If the job changes, we talk first — we do not surprise you later.

Financing is available. Ask when you call or text. We do not list terms or rates.

FAQ

Fort Collins plumbing FAQs

Do you offer same-day plumbing service in Fort Collins?

Yes. We offer same-day service, often the same day you call when the schedule allows. That is not a promise the repair will be finished the same day, and we do not offer 24/7 or after-hours service. Call or text 970-610-6200 with your address and what’s going on.

What parts of Fort Collins do you serve?

All of Fort Collins. It is our home base. That includes Old Town, the Laurel School historic district, Midtown, Campus West, the Harmony corridor and southeast Fort Collins, Rigden Farm, Miramont, Fossil Creek, Linden Park, and Observatory Village, plus nearby Timnath and Wellington.

How does plumbing pricing work?

We look at the problem, explain the options, and agree on the price for that scope before any work starts. If something different turns up, we stop and talk first. That is the No Change Order Guarantee.

Can you repair or replace my water heater?

Yes. We diagnose, repair, or replace water heaters. We explain the options and agree on the price before that work starts.

Who supplies my water in Fort Collins?

Fort Collins Utilities says its water comes from Horsetooth Reservoir and the Poudre River, and that it supplies about 75% of residents and businesses inside city limits. The rest are served by surrounding districts, including East Larimer County Water District and Fort Collins-Loveland Water District. Your water bill shows which one you are on.

Do you work on older Fort Collins homes?

Yes, including older homes in and around Old Town and the Laurel School historic district, and newer infill. If a repair turns into drywall, trim, or flooring, the same company handles it. We don’t guess pipe materials from the age of the house.

My toilet leaked into the ceiling below. Can you fix both floors?

Yes. One in-house team fixes the leak and the damage: the flange, subfloor, flooring, drywall, paint, trim, and toilet. A Fort Collins job like that is on the projects page, and the repair scope is on the toilet leak floor damage repair page.

Also serving

Call or text 970-610-6200.

Send your street address, city, ZIP, and what is going on.