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Bell Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical
Advertises tank, tankless and heat pump water heater installation.
Bell Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical is an independent business that advertises water heater work. It is not our employee or partner and does not receive requests from Ember & Tank. We haven’t verified its license, insurance or workmanship.
- Tank
- Tankless
- Heat pump
- Repair
- Emergency service
- Website
- bellplumbing.com ↗
- Water heater page
- Services page ↗
- Published pricing
- Coupon: "$125 Off A Tank or Tankless Water Heater" (Expires 10/31/26; not valid with any other offer) — Water heater installation page advertises "FREE estimates for water heater installations throughout Denver" — Source ↗
- Service areas they list
- Adams City, Arvada, Aurora, Bow Mar, Brighton, Broomfield, Castle Pines, Castle Rock, Centennial, Cherry Creek, Cherry Hills Village, Columbine, Columbine Valley, Commerce City, Denver, Dupont, Eastlake, Edgewater, Elizabeth, Englewood, Erie, Evergreen, Federal Heights, Foxfield and 28 more Source ↗
- Information checked
- September 29, 2026
What Bell Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical says about itself
- States it has served the Denver Metro Area since 1926 Source ↗
- States it installs traditional tank, tankless, gas, electric, and hybrid water heaters Source ↗
- Advertises free water heater installation estimates and same-day installation Source ↗
- States it provides warranties on equipment and installation work and pulls appropriate permits Source ↗
- Advertises upfront, honest pricing with a 100% satisfaction guarantee Source ↗
- States it offers emergency water heater services (Centennial page FAQ) Source ↗
The company’s own statements, not verified by Ember & Tank.
What the reviews say
Water heater replacement & service
A BBB reviewer said Bell fixed complications with a new water heater installation, apologized and discounted the fee.
One BBB complainant said a boiler fired without water after a side-arm water heater replacement. Bell blamed a failed Navien sensor and offered a $500 goodwill labor discount; the customer accepted. A second complainant disputed a water heater Bell installed for garage radiant heat. Bell offered a $4,648 credit toward replacement equipment; the customer accepted it on BBB but chose to use another company. A 2025 reviewer called a $3,500 gas tank replacement too expensive; Bell replied that the price was up-front, covered code-related parts and the permit, and included discounts.
See all 4 sources and details
Selected reviews · Checked September 29, 2026. Four selected BBB accounts (two complaints, two reviews) from 2024-2025. Both complaints involve unusual setups (a boiler-connected side-arm tank and a radiant-heat application). This is not a complete history.
BBB complaint
Customer name withheld · November 26, 2025 · Resolved
The customer said that after Bell replaced a side-arm water heater connected to a Bell-installed boiler (total reported as $13,288.72), the boiler fired without water and damaged its heat exchanger. The customer disputed about $1,600 in labor for the heat-exchanger repair.
Company reply and outcome: Bell said a failed Navien low-water/pressure sensor, not technician error, caused the damage. It said Navien covered parts but not labor, and offered a $500 goodwill labor discount pending a release and payment. The customer accepted on December 4, 2025, adding that the company had been slow to make contact.
BBB complaint
Customer name withheld · March 20, 2024 · Resolved
The customer said an electric water heater Bell installed in December 2021 to heat a glycol radiant floor in a garage had failed three times. The customer said a second opinion called it the wrong application. The customer also disputed a $2,558 diagnostic quote given the stated five-year workmanship warranty.
Company reply and outcome: Bell said it pulled a permit that was never inspected and offered to waive the diagnostic and repair the system. It later offered a $4,648 credit toward a gas garage heater or mini-split installed by Bell. The customer accepted the resolution on BBB on April 22, 2024 but said they would use another company.
BBB customer review
Lisa G · February 17, 2024
The reviewer said a new water heater installation was painful because of complications with the HVAC and water heater. Bell corrected the issue, apologized and discounted the fee, and the reviewer said they would use Bell again.
Company reply and outcome: Bell thanked the reviewer for sticking with it through the water heater issues (February 23, 2024).
BBB customer review
tim s · November 19, 2025
The reviewer said a leaking water heater was replaced for $3,500, which they felt was too much, and that a competitor later suggested a repair might have been possible. They also said a military discount was not honored.
Company reply and outcome: Bell replied on November 26, 2025 that it uses up-front task-based pricing, that its plumber found the 40-gallon gas heater leaking from the jacket, and that the job included valves, thermal expansion protection, a gas shutoff, drain pan, leak alarm and permit. Bell said a 20% military discount and a $100 discount were applied, and that a heating element applies to electric, not gas, heaters.
Ask before booking: Ask how the water heater will connect to any boiler or heating loop, what the workmanship warranty covers, and who arranges the permit inspection.
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Before you book
- Ask for the license number and check it: Colorado DORA license lookup ↗
- Get the exact model, the heater warranty and the labor warranty in writing
- Ask who gets the permit and books the inspection
- Compare the full installed price with another written quote