Plumber in Littleton, CO

Inside the City of Littleton, yes. The city transferred its water system to Denver Water in the 1970s, and Denver Water supplies all city residents today. Many unincorporated neighborhoods with a Littleton mailing address, such as Ken Caryl and Roxborough, have their own water and sanitation districts instead.

Yes. Hot water boilers with cast iron radiators or baseboard are common in the older homes around downtown. We repair and replace boilers, service circulators and expansion tanks, bleed and balance radiators, and help you get the system ready before the first cold night.

Galvanized steel corrodes from the inside, which narrows the pipe and eventually causes leaks, low pressure, and discolored water. If you have those symptoms, replacement is usually the lasting fix. If the pipes are still performing, we can inspect them and tell you honestly how much life is left, so you can plan the work rather than react to a leak.

Yes. We serve Ken Caryl, Roxborough, Columbine, and the other unincorporated neighborhoods around Littleton, along with every neighborhood inside the city. Permits in unincorporated areas go through the county rather than the city, and we handle that step.

Find the plumbing that runs along exterior walls or through a crawl space, and make sure it is insulated. Disconnect hoses, drain the irrigation system, and keep the heat on if you travel.