Plumber in Denver, CO
We do not pretend to be a citywide Denver company. Our base is on Federal Boulevard, and the neighborhoods we serve best are the ones a few minutes south of it.
Berkeley, Regis, Chaffee Park, Sunnyside and Highland. Northwest Denver, where the housing is older than anywhere else in the metro and the plumbing proves it every week.
Calling us for a plumber in Denver, CO makes the most sense if your address is in that corner of the city.
Northwest Denver has the oldest pipe in the metro
Sunnyside is one of Denver’s original neighborhoods, founded in 1858. Berkeley, Regis and West Highland filled in through the 1900s, 1910s and 1920s, when the bungalow was the city’s favorite house.
Chaffee Park came later, built out largely in the 1940s for returning veterans. I-70 then cut across the northern edge in the mid-1960s and separated it from the rest of northwest Denver.
Housing that old brings cast iron drain stacks and clay laterals under the parkway strip. It also brings galvanized supply lines that were obsolete before your grandparents moved in.
What we find in these houses
Cast iron stacks rust from the inside and scale until the interior diameter has halved. Kitchen backups in a 1915 bungalow are a stack problem more often than a clog.
Clay laterals under mature street trees behave the same way they do in Wheat Ridge. Roots at the joints, backups after heavy use, and a camera needed before anyone talks price.
Galvanized supply pipe closes up with scale and drops pressure at the upstairs fixtures first. Owners often blame the city main for years before anyone opens a wall.
What We Do
Everything we do in Denver
24/7 emergency plumbing in Denver
with a live agent on every callLearn More ↗
Drain cleaning in Denver
using hydro-jetting, FlexShaft and Picote equipmentLearn More ↗
Sewer line repair in Denver
including trenchless pipeliningLearn More ↗
Water heater replacement in Denver
plus repair and correct sizingLearn More ↗
Pipe repair in Denver
on galvanized, copper and frozen linesLearn More ↗
Leak detection in Denver
on hidden supply leaksLearn More ↗
Gas line repair in Denver
with pressure testing and permitsLearn More ↗
Bathroom plumbing in Denver
covering toilets, faucets and showersLearn More ↗Denver Water and city permits
Denver has its own water utility and its own permit process. Neither one works like the Adams or Jefferson County side of our territory.
Denver Water handles the service line from the main to your meter. Its cross-connection control office also receives backflow test reports for properties inside the city. Anything downstream of the meter is yours, and ours.
Building permits come from Denver’s own department. We pull them and meet the inspector, so an old-house repair goes on the record properly.
Why Choose Us
Why homeowners here call us
The owner is a master plumber with 28 years of residential experience, which is most of the reason we do well in pre-war housing.
A live agent answers 24/7 and dispatches a technician directly. There is no additional charge for nights, weekends or holidays.
One Denver customer left this Google review: "Called late at night with a burst pipe and a real person answered right away. A tech was at my door within the hour and fixed it clean. Fair price, no surprises."
Call a plumber in Denver, CO
Call (720) 829-9475 and speak to a live agent. To book a window, use the service request form and we will confirm by phone.
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FAQs
Common questions
Which parts of Denver do you cover?
We focus on northwest Denver, closest to our Federal Boulevard base. That includes Berkeley, Regis, Chaffee Park, Sunnyside, Highland and West Highland.
How old are the pipes in northwest Denver?
Many of these neighborhoods date to the early 1900s. Cast iron drain stacks, clay sewer laterals and galvanized supply lines are all common in this housing stock.
Do you handle Denver permits?
Yes. Denver issues its own building permits and inspections separately from Adams and Jefferson County. We pull the permit and meet the inspector.
My upstairs shower has weak pressure. What causes that?
In an older Denver house it is usually galvanized supply pipe closing up with scale. Pressure drops at the highest and furthest fixtures first.