Shutoff Valve Repair & Replacement
Seized, dripping or missing shutoff valves replaced — so you can stop water fast.
Shutoff Valve Repair & Replacement in Loveland & Northern Colorado
The shutoff valve you never think about is the one that decides how bad a leak gets. Old multi-turn stops seize open, packing nuts weep, and plenty of homes have fixtures with no local shutoff at all — so a running toilet means shutting off water to the whole house. We replace angle stops under sinks and toilets, repair or replace the main shutoff, and add hose bib and appliance valves where they're missing, using quarter-turn ball valves that still work in ten years.
What we offer
- Angle stop replacement under sinks & toilets
- Main water shutoff repair & replacement
- Quarter-turn ball valve upgrades
- Hose bib, washer and appliance valves
- Adding shutoffs where none exist
Frequently asked questions
Why do shutoff valves stop working?
Because they sit untouched for years. Old multi-turn stops seize in place or start weeping the moment they're operated, which is exactly when you need them. That's why a valve that fails during another repair isn't bad luck — it's the normal end of its life.
Should I replace valves before they fail?
If they're original to an older home, it's worth doing during other work rather than as an emergency. Modern quarter-turn stops are inexpensive and far more reliable. Being able to isolate one fixture without shutting off the whole house is worth a lot on the day you need it.
Where should my main shutoff be?
Where the service line enters the house — commonly a basement, crawlspace or mechanical room. Every homeowner should know where it is and be confident it actually closes. If yours is seized, that's worth fixing before you find out the hard way.
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