Single-Family Homes
Garages, multiple baths, heaters, appliance lines, irrigation, outdoor fixtures, basements or crawlspaces.
Emergency plumbing help for Pheasant Run homes, townhomes, rentals, apartments, HOA properties, community facilities, restaurants, offices, and nearby commercial buildings.
A burst pipe near East Chenango Avenue, a sewer backup off South Fraser Street, or a water-heater leak near Pheasant Run Park can cause serious damage quickly. Fox Rora Plumbing answers emergency calls 24 hours a day.
Homes built mainly in the late 1970s and early 1980s may combine aging valves and drains with updated heaters, fixtures, appliances, irrigation and staged remodeling.
Serving East Chenango, Quincy, Smoky Hill, Stanford and Temple; Pheasant Run Parkway; South Buckley, Chambers, Dillon, Elkhart, Fairplay, Fraser, Hannibal, Helena and Idalia.
Fox Rora Plumbing provides 24/7 emergency plumbing near Smoky Hill, Quincy, Buckley and Chambers. Call (720) 637-9200 for leaks, drains, sewers, heaters, overflows and urgent repairs.
| Key fact | Details |
|---|---|
| Who to call | Fox Rora Plumbing — (720) 637-9200 |
| Availability | 24/7/365 emergency call availability |
| Neighborhood | Pheasant Run, Aurora, CO 80015 |
| County | Arapahoe County |
| Boundaries | Smoky Hill north, Quincy south, Buckley east, Chambers west |
| Development | Late 1970s and early 1980s |
| Property mix | Homes, townhomes, rentals, apartments, parks, schools and commercial property |
| Landmark | Pheasant Run Park and Pool, 14971 E. Pheasant Run Parkway |
| Common calls | Leaks, drains, sewers, overflows, heaters, valves, irrigation and frozen plumbing |
| License verification | Colorado DORA and City of Aurora contractor lookup |
The emergency number is (720) 637-9200. Pheasant Run is an established south Aurora neighborhood. If you smell gas, leave immediately, call 911 outside, then Xcel Energy at 800-895-2999.
We support homeowners, tenants, landlords, HOA contacts, managers, schools, community facilities, restaurants, offices, retailers and nearby businesses.
Established homes and mature landscaping can mean original valves or drain routes alongside newer fixtures, heaters, appliance lines, irrigation and remodel connections. Correct response starts with containment and diagnosis; recurring problems may need camera inspection rather than repeated temporary clearing.
Major alterations, heater replacement, gas lines, sewer and water-service work may require City of Aurora permits or inspections.
Aurora requires current Colorado master and contractor licenses on file with the Building Division and does not issue a separate municipal plumbing contractor license. Publish license, insurance, warranty, certification and award claims only after current verification.
Call 303-739-7420, use Aurora’s contractor lookup, and verify credentials through Colorado DORA.
Company credentials and policies → About Fox Rora PlumbingPheasant Run is an established Arapahoe County neighborhood generally bounded by East Smoky Hill Road, East Quincy Avenue, South Buckley Road and South Chambers Road. Built mainly in the late 1970s and early 1980s, it includes homes, townhomes, apartments, parks, schools, facilities and mature landscaping.
Systems have evolved differently: one home may have original drains with newer fixtures; another a replacement heater with older shutoffs; another remodeled bathrooms, appliance additions, irrigation, partial repiping or sewer concerns.
Garages, multiple baths, heaters, appliance lines, irrigation, outdoor fixtures, basements or crawlspaces.
Shared walls, HOA procedures, common plumbing, upper-floor fixtures and neighboring-unit damage.
Rapid containment, tenant communication, authorization, access and multi-unit documentation.
Schools, pool, restaurants, offices and retail with restrooms, kitchens, floor drains and heaters.
From Pheasant Run Park to Smoky Hill Road, dispatch planning considers schools, park and pool activity, HOA procedures, apartments, retail parking and commercial access.
Pheasant Run Park and Pool: 14971 E. Pheasant Run Parkway.
Schools: Independence Elementary, nearby Laredo Middle and Smoky Hill High; verify current boundaries with the district.
Pheasant Run Park, pool, nearby Sagebrush, Carson, Wagon Trail and Sunburst parks, plus the Quincy Reservoir area.
Smoky Hill, Buckley, Quincy and Chambers connect restaurants, retail, offices, schools and services.
Late-1970s and early-1980s homes often combine older routes with newer fixtures, heaters, appliances, partial repipes and irrigation.
Supply lines, valves, hoses, filters, faucets and appliances can loosen, corrode or fail. We locate the source, isolate water where appropriate and perform approved repairs.
Fittings, relief valves, sediment, corrosion, ignition/electrical parts and expansion equipment can fail.
Local clogs, branch restrictions, main-drain conditions, grease, debris, roots or older components may require clearing and camera inspection.
Mature landscaping, repair history, varied routes and sewer connections require actual diagnosis.
Hose bibs, sprinklers, pool-area fixtures and exterior lines face freeze-thaw exposure and seasonal use.
Leave immediately, call 911 outside, then Xcel Energy at 800-895-2999. Contact a plumber only after safety clearance.
Active or concealed leaks, stains, moisture and unexplained water use.
Clogged toilets, slow drains, shower backups and urgent stoppages.
Recurring clogs, odors, gurgling and multiple slow drains.
Confirmed damage, recurring failure and severe backups.
Leaks, no hot water, tank problems and replacement needs.
Overflows, leaks, repeated clogs and supply failures.
Leaks, pressure loss, shutoff failures and service concerns.
Repair only after emergency and utility safety procedures.
Also available: Hydro Jetting · Faucets & Sinks · Garbage Disposals · Sump Pumps · Tankless Water Heaters · Backflow Service
Properties may include garages, multiple baths, appliance lines, irrigation, outdoor fixtures, finished basements, crawlspaces, replacements and remodels. Common calls include leaks, heaters, overflows, drains, sewers and frozen plumbing.
Shutoffs may be near the meter, basement, garage, utility room, crawlspace, mechanical area or service entry.
Problems can affect neighboring units, shared walls, common spaces and tenant property. Have the unit, HOA/manager contact, authorization, access and parking details ready.
Schools, pool, parks, restaurants, offices and retail may need urgent help for restrooms, kitchens, floor drains, heaters, fixtures, water lines, sewers and pool-area plumbing.
Pheasant Run developed as a south Aurora suburb in the late 1970s and early 1980s near Smoky Hill, Quincy, Buckley and Chambers. Homes have since been remodeled, rented, repaired and maintained differently, creating varied plumbing conditions.
Work must follow City of Aurora requirements and Colorado plumbing rules. Fox Rora Plumbing should determine permit needs, explain them before approved work, coordinate inspections and provide documentation.
Immediate danger: 911
Xcel gas: 800-895-2999
Aurora Water: 303-326-8645
After hours: 303-739-6772
Building Division: 303-739-7420
Fox Rora Plumbing is at 1456 Del Mar Pkwy, Aurora, CO 80010. Pheasant Run is in south Aurora near Smoky Hill, Quincy, Buckley, Chambers, Pheasant Run Parkway, Chenango and Fraser. Arrival depends on technician location, weather, I-225, arterial traffic, schools, park/pool activity, building access, parking and call volume.
Call (720) 637-9200 with the address, cross-street, property type, unit, entry, shutoff status and symptoms.
| Destination area | Routing considerations |
|---|---|
| Pheasant Run Parkway / Pool | Park, pool, school, pedestrians, parking and local streets |
| Chenango / Fraser | Residential parking, townhomes, apartments, trees and internal streets |
| Smoky Hill edge | Retail, restaurants, commercial access and congestion |
| Quincy / Chambers | Arterial traffic, commercial property, weather and south Aurora travel |
| Buckley edge | Retail, offices, apartments, restaurants and commercial traffic |
| Elkhart / Fairplay | HOA procedures, rentals, parking and local traffic |
Schedule: Emergency calls 24/7/365; scheduled service subject to availability.
Stop water if safe: close the local valve or main only if you can reach it safely.
Protect people and property: avoid wet electrical areas, stop using backed-up fixtures, move belongings and document damage when safe.
Call: (720) 637-9200.
Specific to Pheasant Run: pool and park activity, schools, mature trees, established streets, townhomes, rentals, apartments, HOAs and commercial corridors affect response and diagnosis.
Cost depends on severity, property age, access, layout, building type, damage, parts, equipment, complexity, permits, HOA coordination and required service.
Original drains, valves, lines, heaters and exterior plumbing may coexist with remodels, appliances, partial repipes and previous repairs.
Established streets, landscaping, townhomes, apartments, schools, pool/park activity, parking, irrigation and freeze-thaw exposure affect scope.
A home leak differs from a townhome issue, pool problem, school overflow or restaurant backup. Major work may need permits.
No unverified fixed ranges, fee terms, “no surcharge” claim or warranty should be assumed. Scope and price should be explained before approval.
For current pricing, call (720) 637-9200.Customers should receive a clear explanation of the emergency, recommended repair and applicable scope before approved work begins. Invoices, repair notes, photos and permit information may be requested when relevant.
Specific warranty periods, callback policies, insurance limits, guarantees and parts-and-labor terms apply only when confirmed in a current written policy. For documentation, permits, workmanship, parts, HOA coordination or follow-up questions, call (720) 637-9200.
Contact Fox Rora Plumbing →Arrival depends on the address, technician location, weather, Smoky Hill, Quincy, Buckley and Chambers traffic, schools, pool/park activity, entry, parking and call volume.
Yes. We serve homes, townhomes, rentals, apartments, HOA property, schools, parks, pool facilities, restaurants, offices, retail and nearby businesses.
Leaks, burst pipes, heater failures, overflows, drain and sewer backups, failed valves, appliance lines, irrigation, frozen fixtures and water lines.
It may be near the meter, basement, crawlspace, garage, utility room, mechanical area or service entry. Do not force a damaged valve.
Fixture restrictions, branch or main drains, roots, debris, grease, damaged pipe, slope issues and older routes are possible causes. Camera inspection may help.
Price depends on type, access, complexity, age, parts, equipment, damage, permits and HOA procedures.
We can coordinate with authorized owners, tenants, landlords, HOAs, apartment/property managers, schools, pool facilities and businesses.
Yes, for authorized restaurants, retail, offices, schools, parks/pools, apartments and commercial properties.
Risks: frozen pipes, burst exterior plumbing, hose-bib and irrigation damage, garage leaks and heater issues.
Prevention: disconnect hoses, winterize, protect faucets, insulate exposed pipes and know the shutoff.
Risks: sprinklers, irrigation valves, exterior lines, backflow concerns, pool and park water use.
Prevention: inspect exterior systems before peak use.
Risks: kitchen clogs, disposal jams, overflows, heater capacity, restaurant drains and sewers.
Prevention: keep grease, wipes, towels, grounds and fibrous food out of drains.
Early clues include a dripping valve, slow drain, water-heater noise, running toilet, appliance moisture, irrigation leak, stain, sewer odor, pressure change or unexplained water use.
| Maintenance task | Suggested frequency | Why it matters | Who |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inspect fixtures and appliance connections | Monthly | Find leaks before interior damage | DIY |
| Inspect water-heater area | Monthly | Reveal moisture, corrosion or pressure concerns | DIY |
| Check toilets | Monthly | Identify running, leakage and failing parts | DIY |
| Inspect irrigation/exterior plumbing | Spring and fall | Reduce freeze damage and water waste | DIY/pro |
| Address repeated drain symptoms | As needed | Reduce overflow and backup risk | Professional |
| Camera recurring main-drain issues | As needed | Identify actual line condition | Professional |
| Factor | Pheasant Run | Mission Viejo | Meadow Hills |
|---|---|---|---|
| Development | Late 1970s–early 1980s | Primarily 1972–1985 | 1957 roots; multi-decade growth |
| Profile | Homes, townhomes, rentals, parks, pool, schools and corridors | Homes, apartments, greenbelts, library, schools and HOAs | Custom/golf homes, condos, townhomes and facilities |
| Focus | Mixed age, landscaping, irrigation, pool, drains and heaters | HOAs, irrigation, greenbelts and townhomes | Large lots, golf irrigation, custom layouts and facilities |
| Access | Pool, schools, Smoky Hill, Buckley, Chambers and parks | Circular parkways, library, schools and arterials | Golf, community center, pool, tennis and corridors |
Pheasant Run stands out for established 1970s–1980s housing, park and pool facilities, mixed residential/commercial surroundings and busy south Aurora routes.
Also serving Mission Viejo · Meadow Hills · All Aurora Service Areas
Call 24/7 with your address, cross-street, symptoms, shutoff status, unit, entry, HOA and parking details.
Include the property address, issue, photos if available and preferred appointment times.
Request scheduled repairs, preventive service and estimates.
Emergency call → Details collected → Access confirmed → Dispatch guidance → Diagnosis → Scope and pricing → Approved repair → Testing and documentation
For homeowners, tenants, landlords, HOAs, managers, schools, pool teams, restaurants, offices, retail and commercial stakeholders, priorities should include safe guidance, accurate diagnosis, transparent options and documentation.
Fox Rora Plumbing supports burst pipes, active leaks, overflows, clogged drains, sewer backups, leaking heaters, fixtures, appliance lines, water lines, irrigation and commercial emergencies throughout Pheasant Run.
Instead of comparing plumbers while water spreads or a backup worsens, call so we can collect essential details, explain safe immediate steps and coordinate service.
Do not wait for a burst pipe, active leak, failed heater, overflow, sewer backup, damaged water line, clogged drain, irrigation leak or commercial emergency to cause more damage.