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Ring at any hour and a person picks up, nights, weekends, and holidays alike.
Every pipe, drain, heater, and fixture in a Lakewood property falls under one of the 20 services below, so you can match the symptom you see to the job that fixes it. Start with the card that sounds like your problem, open its page for the full picture, and ring (720) 909-6690 whenever you want a plumber to take it from there. Homes have their own starting point on our residential plumbing page, and workplaces on our commercial plumbing page.
Ring at any hour and a person picks up, nights, weekends, and holidays alike.
The job and the charge get agreed in plain words before any work begins.
Vans carry the gear for the job, and the work area gets left as it was found.
A Lakewood crew answering to Lakewood neighbors, job after job.
Picking the right service starts with the age of the place. Lakewood's median home went up in 1977, and the post-war decades left behind galvanized supply pipe, cast-iron drains, and clay-tile laterals, while bentonite clay underneath keeps nudging sewer joints out of line and the first freeze commonly lands between late October and mid-November. More than one water provider covers the city, so which one bills you depends on your street address. Use the cards below to find the job that matches, open its page for the detail, and check our locations page for the neighborhood notes that go with your address. Our blog walks through seasonal jobs too, including thawing frozen pipes and getting Green Mountain plumbing ready for winter.
Burst pipes, sewage coming back up, a water heater that quit overnight, or water spreading across a floor: this is the call for trouble that cannot wait until morning.
View serviceKitchen, bathroom, and laundry drains that run slow or back up get cleared here, and a repeat clog earns a camera look so the real cause gets found.
View serviceA tank that gives lukewarm water, makes noise, leaks at the base, or stops heating gets tested part by part to find whether a fix will hold.
View serviceA cracked, shifted, or root-invaded stretch of lateral gets fixed at the damaged spot once a camera shows exactly where the break sits.
View serviceDamp patches, a meter that moves when taps are off, or a stain that keeps growing get traced with listening gear and cameras before any wall opens.
View serviceWhen a tank is past sensible repair, this covers sizing a new one for the household and Lakewood's cold winter inlet water, then fitting it.
View serviceA camera run travels the lateral and records what it finds, giving buyers, sellers, and owners footage to base a repair decision on.
View servicePipes that froze solid or split in a cold snap get thawed and mended, and the exposed runs in garages, crawl spaces, and outside walls get lagged against the next one.
View serviceA lateral that has collapsed, sagged, or run undersized for years gets replaced end to end, with the city paperwork for the job handled.
View serviceWhere the line allows it, a liner or a bursting head renews the sewer from small access pits instead of an open trench across the yard.
View serviceEndless hot water on demand starts here: the unit gets sized to the home's fixtures and Lakewood's winter temperature lift, with gas and venting fitted.
View serviceA leak hiding under a concrete slab gets pinpointed first, then reached with as little concrete broken out as the repair allows.
View serviceGalvanized and failing supply pipe gets replaced through the whole house in PEX or copper, then pressure-checked before walls close up.
View serviceA cable clear that keeps failing gives way to a high-pressure water jet, which scours grease, scale, and roots out of the main line.
View serviceNew runs for cookers, dryers, and heaters get installed here. Smell gas and the rule is simple: get out, ring 911 or Xcel Energy, then ring us.
View serviceTaps, toilets, showers, baths, and sinks get fitted and checked for drips, with the supply tails and seals looked over at the same visit.
View serviceLow rooms beside Bear Creek, around Kendrick Lake, and along the gulch corridors get a pump fitted or swapped, and a battery backup can go in for outages.
View serviceThe yearly check on a backflow preventer for irrigation and similar systems, with the test result sent on to the water provider.
View serviceA softener or filter goes in to cut the scale that Lakewood's moderately hard water leaves behind, easing the load on heaters and taps.
View serviceA new disposal gets mounted, wired, and checked for leaks, with the dishwasher hookup and the trap run looked over for smooth flow.
View serviceRing (720) 909-6690 at whatever hour the trouble shows up. Say what you can see and hear, and we will settle the next move together and book the visit.
On site we look the fault over, and bring in a camera or listening gear when the job needs it, showing you the failure itself before any talk of fixes.
You hear what the fix involves and what it will cost, in everyday words, and a second opinion is always welcome. There is no push to decide on the spot.
The repair goes in, then the line gets a pressure or flow check while you watch it run, and the work area gets left tidy when we pack up.
One call sets it in motion: a look, a straight explanation, the repair, and a test you can see.
Plenty of firms advertise plumbing in Lakewood. Ours is the number that picks up after midnight, and the crew that shows you the broken part instead of only describing it.
A person answers at 2 a.m. just as at 2 p.m., holidays included. You describe the trouble to someone local, and the visit gets booked from that same call.
Post-war Lakewood runs on galvanized water lines, cast-iron waste pipes, and clay sewer laterals, and that mix is our everyday work, from Applewood across to Green Mountain.
Before a wrench turns you know the job and the charge, and should the picture change once we can see inside, we pause and agree the new plan with you first.
Yes, around the clock, holidays included. A burst pipe, a sewage backup, or a heater gone cold at 3 a.m. is still a call to (720) 909-6690, and gas smells mean leaving first, then 911 or Xcel Energy.
Every one of Lakewood's 23 neighborhoods, north to south and east to west. Applewood and Eiber sit at the northern edge, Bear Creek and Grant Ranch at the southern, Green Mountain and Rooney Valley out west, and the full list sits on the locations page.
Lakewood asks for a permit on heater swaps, water service lines, new fixtures, gas pipework, drain waste and vent jobs, sewer replacement, and full repipes. The charge follows the value of the work, so ring the Lakewood Permit Counter at 303-987-7500 for the figure on your job.
Homes from the 1950s to the 1970s usually carry galvanized supply pipe and cast-iron drains, and both narrow and rust as the decades pass. A visit sorts out whether the fault sits inside the house or out in the supply line.
No prices sit on this site. Ring (720) 909-6690, lay out the problem, and you will hear the job and the charge before we start anything.
Straight answers to the questions Lakewood owners put to us most often. Anything missing here gets the same treatment over the phone at (720) 909-6690.
Ask the local teamThe number is (720) 909-6690, and the phone is how you reach us — no form, no email inbox. From 200 Union Blvd, Lakewood, CO 80228, the crew works every hour of the day across all 23 Lakewood neighborhoods.