Licensed Master Plumber in Longmont, CO
Serving Historic Old Town, Kiteley, Hover corridor, and Southwest Longmont. Trenchless sewer restoration, hydro jetting, PEX repiping, water heater service, and 24/7 emergency dispatch.
Longmont Sewer, Drain & Whole-Home Plumbing Services
Located directly north of Erie along US-287 and Ken Pratt Boulevard, Longmont is Boulder County's second-largest city. Plumbing needs in Longmont span from vintage subterranean sewer rehabilitation to modern energy-efficient appliance conversions:
Old Town Longmont: Root Intrusion & Trenchless Sewer Lining
Longmont tree-lined avenues in Old Town and Kiteley feature mature cottonwoods and American elms. Their roots infiltrate joints in aging 4-inch clay sewer pipes. When mechanical snaking merely punches a temporary hole, roots return rapidly. We deploy 4,000 PSI hydro-jetting to shear roots, followed by trenchless CIPP relining.
Galvanized-to-PEX Repiping & Low Water Pressure Fixes
Homes constructed before 1970 struggle with internal rust in original galvanized iron supply lines. This causes rusty water and low shower pressure. We perform surgical whole-home PEX-a repiping. This replaces corroded steel lines with flexible Uponor PEX-a, restoring full water pressure.
Southwest Longmont: High-Efficiency Water Heater Conversions
In southwest Longmont subdivisions, homes built in the 1990s are replacing original water heaters. We install high-efficiency Bradford White tanks and Navien tankless water heaters. We coordinate all combustion venting and gas upgrades with Longmont inspectors.
Longmont Service Highlights
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- plumbing PEX-A Repiping Services
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All major installations fully inspected and permitted through the City of Longmont Building Inspection Division.
Frequently Asked Questions: Longmont, CO
Why are sewer backups so common in Old Town Longmont?
Historic homes throughout Old Town Longmont and the Kiteley neighborhood rely on vintage 4-inch vitrified clay tile sewer laterals installed between 1910 and 1960. As these clay joints shift in regional clay soils, mature cottonwood, elm, and maple tree root networks penetrate the line, creating massive root balls that snare toilet paper and cause raw sewage backups into basements.
Can tree-choked sewer lines in Longmont be repaired without tearing up the yard?
Yes. We utilize trenchless cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) epoxy relining and pipe bursting technology. After scouring roots with our 4,000 PSI hydro jetter, we insert a seamless epoxy-impregnated liner through existing exterior cleanouts, forming a root-proof structural pipe without excavating driveways, historic flagstone walkways, or mature trees.
How hard is the tap water in Longmont, CO?
Longmont tap water, sourced from Ralph Price Reservoir (Button Rock) and treated at the Nelson Flanders facility, is among the purest along the Front Range, averaging 3 to 6 grains per gallon (soft to moderately hard). While severe calcification is less extreme than in Weld County, older homes still suffer from mineral buildup inside water heater tanks and galvanized supply piping.
Do you pull city permits for plumbing work in Longmont?
Yes. We are registered licensed plumbing contractors with the City of Longmont Building Inspection Division. We pull all required permits and coordinate city inspections for water heaters, sewer excavations, gas lines, and whole-house repiping projects.
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