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Plumber in Centennial, CO

Our office is in Centennial, so this is the part of the metro we know best.

From Southglenn to Willow Creek, we repair and replace water heaters, clear drains, find hidden leaks, and service boilers in Centennial homes.

  • Centennial Office
  • Licensed And Insured
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CO Lic. #PC.0005786 · Licensed · Bonded · Insured

Plumbing License
CO Lic. #PC.0005786
Electrical License
CO Lic. #EC.0101962
Insurance
2M GL · 5M Umbrella
Family Owned
Since 2020

Quick Answer

Who Is A Trusted Plumber In Centennial?

The Electricians and Plumbers is a licensed plumbing contractor (CO Lic. #PC.0005786) with its office at 7076 S Alton Way, Suite H-200, in Centennial. We are family owned, rated 4.9 out of 5 across more than 390 Google reviews, and we serve every Centennial neighborhood for water heaters, drains, leaks, boilers, and fixtures.

Local Knowledge

What We See In Centennial Homes

Centennial became a city in 2001, but most of its houses are much older than the city itself.

Most Homes Were Built From The 1960s Through The 1980s.

Neighborhoods like Southglenn, Walnut Hills, Willow Creek, and Homestead were largely built out decades before Centennial incorporated. That means many homes are on their second or third water heater, still have original copper supply lines and fixture shutoffs, and drain through a sewer lateral that is now forty to sixty years old.

Age Brings Predictable Problems.

The issues that come with that age are consistent: water heaters at the end of their service life, pinhole leaks in older copper, shutoff valves that will not close when you need them, and main lines slowed by tree roots that have found a joint in the sewer lateral. Mature trees are part of why these neighborhoods feel established, and they are also why a sewer camera inspection is worth doing before a slow drain becomes a backup.

Water Comes From Several Districts.

Centennial does not have a single water utility. Depending on your address, water may come from Southgate Water District, East Cherry Creek Valley Water and Sanitation District, the Arapahoe County Water and Wastewater Authority, or another local district. The district sets details such as meter location, so we ask which one bills you.

Winter Freeze Points.

Hose bibs on exposed walls, water lines in attached garages, and irrigation backflow preventers left charged into November are where Centennial plumbing freezes. Blow out the sprinkler system before the first hard freeze, disconnect every hose, and know where your main shutoff is. If a line does freeze, close the main before you try to thaw it.

Close To Home Base.

Because our office is in Centennial, trips here are short, which makes it easy to return for a follow up, meet an inspector, or come back with a part.

Centennial Neighborhoods We Serve

  • Southglenn
  • Willow Creek
  • Walnut Hills
  • Homestead

Centennial Plumbing

Your Plumber Is Already In Centennial

Tell us what the fixture, drain, or water heater is doing, and a licensed plumber from our S Alton Way office will tell you what it most likely needs.

What Our Customers Say

Questions

Plumbing Questions From Centennial Homeowners

Where is your office in Centennial?

Our office is at 7076 S Alton Way, Suite H-200, Centennial, CO 80112. Service calls are dispatched from there to homes across Centennial and the rest of Denver Metro.

Which water district serves my Centennial home?

It depends on where you live. Centennial is served by several providers, including Southgate Water District, East Cherry Creek Valley Water and Sanitation District, and the Arapahoe County Water and Wastewater Authority. Your water bill names your provider. For plumbing inside the house the provider rarely matters, but it can matter for meter work and the service line.

My Centennial home was built in the 1970s. What plumbing should I check first?

Start with the age of the water heater, which is encoded in the serial number on its label, then test the main shutoff and the fixture shutoffs, which often seize after decades without use. After that, consider a sewer camera inspection, especially with large trees in the yard. A camera shows the condition of the sewer lateral before a backup does.

Do you pull permits for plumbing work in Centennial?

Yes, where the work requires one. Water heater replacements, gas line work, and water or sewer line replacements generally need a permit, and we pull it through the correct building department for your address and meet the inspector. Repairs such as a faucet, a toilet, or clearing a drain generally do not.

Do you also handle electrical work in Centennial?

Yes. We hold both plumbing and electrical contractor licenses, so a job that crosses both trades, such as a heat pump water heater that needs a new circuit, stays with one company.

Where We Are

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7076 S Alton Way, Suite H-200
Centennial, CO 80112

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A licensed plumber looks at the actual problem in your Centennial home and gives you the finding and the price in writing before any work begins.

Takes about 30 seconds. No obligation, and no work begins until you approve a written price.

CO Lic. #PC.0005786 · CO Lic. #EC.0101962 · 2M GL · 5M Umbrella · Bonded · Insured

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