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RapidFlow Care Plans

Stop emergencies before they start.

Every burst pipe on our dispatch board started as a $12 part quietly failing. A RapidFlow Care plan puts a master-licensed plumber on your home once a year, waives your dispatch fees, and moves you to the front of the board when something does break.

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Three tiers. Flat annual price.

Pick the plan. Skip the panic.

Flow Check

$129

per year · single home

The once-a-year physical for your plumbing. One visit, every fixture, a written report.

  • Annual whole-home inspection - every fixture, shut-off valve, supply line, and drain
  • Water heater flush, anode-rod check, and T&P valve test
  • Camera inspection of the main drain on request
  • Written condition report with photos: fine / wearing / budget-for-it
  • 10% off any repair booked from the inspection
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Priority Flow

$249

per year · single home

Everything in Flow Check, plus the front of the dispatch board when something breaks.

  • Everything in Flow Check
  • Priority dispatch - plan members jump the queue, even during cold-snap pipe season
  • $0 dispatch fee on every call (normally $89)
  • 15% off all repairs, all year
  • Free minor fixes during the inspection: flappers, washers, aerators, supply lines
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Total Flow

$429

per year · single home

Two visits a year and the deepest discounts - built for older Denver homes and rentals.

  • Everything in Priority Flow
  • Two inspections per year (spring and pre-freeze fall visit with hose-bib winterization)
  • Annual drain-line camera inspection included
  • 20% off all repairs and $200 off any water heater or sewer-line replacement
  • Transferable to a new owner if you sell - a closing-table selling point
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The fine print, up front

How the plans actually work.

What the inspection covers

Roughly 90 minutes: every fixture and shut-off valve, visible supply and drain lines, water pressure and hardness, the water heater top to bottom, and washing machine hoses - the #1 quiet flooder in Denver homes.

How priority dispatch works

Plan members are flagged in our dispatch system. When the board stacks up - a January freeze, a Monday-morning rush - your call slots ahead of non-member standard calls. Emergencies are triaged first for everyone, always.

The report is the product

You get a written, photo-backed condition report: what's healthy, what's wearing, and what to budget for over the next 1–3 years. No commission-driven techs, no scare quotes - the price book is printed either way.

Real math on the fee waiver

The standard dispatch fee is $89. One covered call a year and Priority Flow has nearly paid for itself - before the 15% repair discount touches the invoice.

No auto-renew surprises

Plans run 12 months from sign-up. We email 30 days before renewal; if you don't want year two, reply 'stop' and that's the end of it. No cancellation fee, ever.

Rentals & multi-property

Landlords: each unit gets its own plan and its own report - handy at tax time and lease renewal. Three or more properties earns fleet pricing; call the office and ask for Dana.

Frequently asked

The questions homeowners ask before they sign up.

Is a maintenance plan actually worth it, or is it just a coupon club?
Run the numbers: the $89 dispatch fee waiver plus 15% off one mid-size repair usually covers the Priority Flow fee in a single call. The bigger value is the inspection - most of the burst pipes and water heater floods on our dispatch board gave warning signs a year earlier. Catching a $30 valve before it becomes a $3,000 drywall claim is the whole point.
What happens if you find a problem during the inspection?
You get the finding in writing with photos, a flat-rate price from the printed book, and your plan discount applied. Then you decide - fix it now, schedule it later, or sit on it. Our inspectors aren't paid commission, so there's no incentive to invent problems.
Does priority dispatch mean you'll skip a real emergency for me?
No. Active emergencies - burst pipes, sewage backups, gas smells - are triaged first for everyone, member or not. Priority dispatch means that among standard and same-day calls, plan members go to the front of the line. In a January cold snap, that's often the difference between today and Thursday.
Can I start a plan when something is already broken?
Yes - plenty of members join on the day of their first repair. The plan discount applies to work quoted after you sign up, and we'll do your first annual inspection while we're already at the house so you don't burn a second visit.
Do the plans cover apartments, condos, or rentals?
Condos and townhomes: yes - we inspect everything from your unit's shut-off in. Rentals: each unit carries its own plan and report, and fleet pricing kicks in at three or more properties. For large multifamily buildings, call the office and we'll quote the building as a whole.
Is there a contract or auto-renewal?
Twelve months, paid once, no auto-renew without warning. We email 30 days before your renewal date; renew if the plan earned it, walk away if it didn't. No cancellation fees at any point.

Available now

One inspection a year. Zero 2 AM floods.

Call (303) 555-0179 or book online - we'll schedule your first inspection this week and walk you through which tier fits your house. No contract, no auto-renew surprises.

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