Discolored water coming out of your home’s spigots and faucets can be a sign of a burst pipe. If you have a burst pipe it will rust over time and get dirt in the line as well, which will result in discolored water throughout your plumbing system.

As we all know, mold often develops in a home thanks to unwanted moisture. Therefore, a mold infestation in your home may be a sign of a burst pipe dispersing moisture where it shouldn’t be.

A strong odor disseminating from your home’s plumbing system can be a sign of a burst pipe. In the event your home plumbing is smelly throughout your home, you should contact the professionals at Heart Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric.

If your consumption habits are unchanged and your water bill is continually rising, it may be due to your plumbing system overworking itself to make up for a burst pipe. Heart Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric technicians have the capability and expertise to locate the inefficiency, whether it’s a burst pipe or not, and repair it so that your plumbing is working at optimum efficiency.

A telltale sign of a burst pipe is water marks on walls in your Denver, CO home. Oftentimes pipes run behind the walls of your home and if there is a burst pipe in your system causing a leak, water marks will likely be left on your wall.

Burst pipes can cause severe fluctuations in water pressure throughout your home. One moment there may hardly be any water falling out of your showerhead and in the very next moment water may blast through the showerhead forcefully.