360° for $360.Your all-around home maintenance plan.
Once a year, Northern Colorado's water experts walk your whole property. We check it with our eyes, a thermal camera and a moisture meter, label your shut-off valves, photograph anything that concerns us, and hand you a plan forward. If something ever does go wrong, you're first in line.
Annual plan for an average home up to about 2,500 sq ft, paid up front. Larger homes, twice-a-year and quarterly plans, rentals and businesses: call for a quote.
Most restoration companies only show up after the damage. We'd rather help you prevent it.
Water heaters don't fail on a quiet Tuesday afternoon when you're home with a bucket. They fail the week you're on vacation, on a business trip, or with the whole family over for the holidays. That's Murphy's law, and it's the reason this plan exists.
We're a restoration team. We spend our days drying out basements, pulling up soaked flooring and rebuilding kitchens after a supply line lets go. Most of those losses started small: a fitting corroding on a water heater, a hose behind the washer past its age, a line an installer didn't tighten. Every one of them was visible to somebody who knew where to look.
The 360° Priority Service Agreement puts that somebody in your house before the loss instead of after it. One visit a year (or more, if you want), a documented plan, and priority when you need help. The word our members use for it is peace.
We are water experts. Here's what one visit covers.
Connections, drains, filters, smoke-detector batteries, room lighting switches and fans. Kitchens, baths, the water heater, HVAC, attic and the sprinkler backflow.
A thermal camera shows temperature differences behind walls and ceilings, where hidden water often shows up first.
A moisture meter confirms what the camera suggests, so we report readings, not guesses.
Shut-offs, labeled
On the first visit we find your main water and gas shut-offs and label them, so anyone in the house can stop a leak in seconds.
Photos of anything concerning
Every inspection is documented. You get photos of what concerns us and a plan forward, and we keep your property file so we know your home before we ever arrive on an emergency.
Priority response
When a problem or a disaster hits, members come first. Our goal is to be on the way, and prepared, within 90 minutes.
Sign up today. Know your house by next week.
Call 970-627-6185 or book online. A manager calls you within the first week to schedule your first inspection.
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Pick a plan: one inspection a year, two, or four (one each season). The plan is paid up front and runs for one year.
First inspection, 1 to 2 hours
We document the layout of your home, locate and label your shut-off valves, and check the whole property, room by room.
Your plan forward
Photos of anything concerning and a plain-English plan. If we find an issue, we can write an estimate or bring in a trusted professional for one.
Visits around your schedule
Follow-up visits are booked around you and the weather. Quarterly members book the next visit at each inspection.
Priority when it counts
If something happens, you call one number and you're first in line.
$360per year
For an average Colorado home up to about 2,500 square feet. Paid up front.
- One full-property inspection a year
- Shut-off valves located and labeled
- Photo documentation and a plan forward
- Priority response status
- $75 off any immediate service scheduled that same day
- Partner discounts (vary by partner)
| Twice a year | Two inspections | Call for a quote |
|---|---|---|
| Quarterly | Spring, summer, fall, winter | Call for a quote |
| Larger homes | Over about 2,500 sq ft | Call for a quote |
| Commercial | Offices, shops, buildings | Call for a quote |
Monthly HVAC-filter reminders for members are coming soon.
Anyone responsible for a property in Northern Colorado.
- HomeownersKnow what right looks like in your own house, before a new appliance or an old water heater teaches you the hard way.
- Landlords & property managersTenants don't always report the slow leak. A documented inspection, with photos, finds it for you.
- BusinessesRestrooms, break rooms and water heaters in buildings that sit empty every weekend. Commercial plans are quoted by phone.
- Real estate agentsBuy it before the formal inspection so surprises surface early, and the plan transfers with the property to your buyer.
This PSA would have prevented [a large supply store]'s third-party installers leaving not one, but two issues that now requires my entire kitchen to be dried and remodeled.
I am already telling my neighbors and coworkers about the 360! Having it would have saved me thousands of dollars!
Every client that purchases property from me will receive this program!
A 2016 water heater, and a fitting that was about to go.
On one of our inspections we found a water heater from 2016 with restricted flow and corrosion at the fitting from a worn anode rod: evidence of a future failure, sitting in plain sight. It hadn't leaked yet. Found on a scheduled visit, that's a repair you plan. Found after it lets go, it can mean wet drywall, flooring and everything stored nearby.
Anode rods are the part most people have never heard of. They should be checked about two years after a water heater is installed and replaced every three to five years, sooner with hard water or a water softener.
Read the home maintenance guide: anode rods, supply-line lifespans and warning signs
From the Plains to the National Park.
We're centrally located off I-25 between Highway 392 and Highway 34, which puts 24 towns across Larimer, Weld and Boulder counties within reach.
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- MeadWeld
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- FrederickWeld
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You're Not a Number, You're Our Neighbor!
Book a visit online or call 970-627-6185. A manager will call you to confirm your plan and set your first inspection.