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Plumber in Lakewood, CO

Lakewood grew fast after World War II, and many of those mid century homes still have their original pipes and sewer lines.

We repair aging supply lines, clear and inspect sewer laterals, replace water heaters, and locate leaks in Lakewood homes, from the neighborhoods around Belmar to Green Mountain and Bear Creek.

  • Sewer Camera Inspection
  • Repiping
  • Licensed And Insured

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 Lakewood?

The Electricians and Plumbers is a licensed plumbing contractor (CO Lic. #PC.0005786) serving Lakewood from our office in Centennial. We are family owned, rated 4.9 out of 5 across more than 390 Google reviews, and we work on the aging pipe and sewer lines common in Lakewood mid century homes as well as on newer construction.

Local Knowledge

Mid Century Plumbing In Lakewood

Much of Lakewood was built in the 1950s and 1960s, before the city incorporated in 1969.

Ranches And Split Levels From The 1950s And 1960s.

Homes from these decades make up a large share of Lakewood. Many still have galvanized or early copper supply lines, cast iron drains, and original sewer laterals. At this age, a planned inspection beats an emergency repair.

Sewer Laterals And Tree Roots.

Sewer lines from this era were commonly clay tile, and some homes built from the 1940s into the early 1970s used Orangeburg, a fiber pipe that softens and deforms with age. Both let roots in. Recurring main line clogs, gurgling drains, and a wet or sunken spot in the yard are the signs, and a camera inspection shows the material, the damage, and the location.

Belmar, Green Mountain, And Bear Creek.

The neighborhoods around Belmar mix older homes with newer construction that followed the redevelopment of the former Villa Italia mall site. Green Mountain has many homes from the 1960s and 1970s on sloped lots, where long sewer runs matter. Bear Creek and the south side of the city include a wide range of ages, so identifying the pipe material is always the first step.

A Patchwork Of Water Providers.

Lakewood does not have one water utility. Water reaches homes through many local providers, with Consolidated Mutual Water and the Green Mountain Water and Sanitation District serving the largest number of customers, and much of the supply is treated by Denver Water. Your bill tells you which provider you have.

Winter Against The Foothills.

The west side of Lakewood sits against the foothills, and homes on higher ground see colder, windier nights. Hose bibs, crawl space lines, and pipes in the exterior walls of older ranches are the usual freeze points. Insulate exposed lines, disconnect hoses, and drain irrigation systems before the first hard freeze.

Lakewood Neighborhoods We Serve

  • Belmar
  • Green Mountain
  • Bear Creek

Lakewood Plumbing

Mid Century Plumbing, Handled Before It Fails

Tell us the age of the house and what the drains or pipes are doing, and a licensed plumber will tell you what is likely going on and what to check first.

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Questions

Plumbing Questions From Lakewood Homeowners

Who is my water provider in Lakewood?

It depends on your address. Lakewood is served by many local water providers, with Consolidated Mutual Water and the Green Mountain Water and Sanitation District serving the most customers. The name on your water bill is the quickest answer. The provider matters most for meter and service line questions.

What is Orangeburg pipe, and could my Lakewood home have it?

Orangeburg is a sewer pipe made from wood fiber and pitch, used from the 1940s into the early 1970s. It softens, flattens, and blisters with age, and roots push through it easily. If your Lakewood home was built in that window and has recurring main line clogs, a camera inspection will tell you whether Orangeburg is in the line.

My mid century Lakewood house has low water pressure. What causes that?

In homes of this age, the most common cause is galvanized supply pipe narrowed by internal corrosion. A failing pressure reducing valve, a partly closed main shutoff, or clogged fixture aerators can cause it too. We check the simple causes first, then test pressure and inspect the pipe before recommending any repiping.

Do you replace sewer lines in Lakewood?

Yes. We inspect with a camera first, then repair the damaged section or replace the line depending on its condition and material. We explain the options before any work begins, pull the required permit, and meet the inspector.

Do you serve Green Mountain and the west side of Lakewood?

Yes. We serve Green Mountain, Bear Creek, Belmar, and neighborhoods across Lakewood, including the higher ground along the foothills, dispatched from our office in Centennial.

Where We Are

Serving Lakewood From Centennial

Our office is in Centennial, southeast of Lakewood. We serve neighborhoods across the city, from Belmar in the center to Green Mountain on the west side.

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

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

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