Plumbing Services Greenwood Village CO

Leak Repair Service: A persistent faucet leak was resolved promptly by our technicians, who replaced a worn-out washer and inspected the system for further issues. The client now benefits from a leak-free faucet, contributing to water conservation and household efficiency.

Plumbing Service: A slow-draining floor drain prompted a homeowner to call for assistance. Using advanced tools, our technician cleared debris and inspected the system to ensure long-term functionality. The homeowner now enjoys a well-maintained and efficient drainage system.

Plumbing Installation: A homeowner experiencing high water pressure requested a Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) installation. Our team installed the PRV strategically to regulate water flow throughout the home, protecting the plumbing system and enhancing overall water efficiency.

Water Softener Installation: To combat hard water issues, we installed a water softener for a homeowner. Our technicians ensured seamless integration with the existing plumbing system. The client now enjoys soft water, reducing scale buildup in pipes and appliances while improving water quality.

Bathroom Remodel Service: Transforming a client’s bathroom, we replaced outdated fixtures with a new shower, sink, and toilet. Our technicians ensured precise plumbing connections and optimal functionality. This remodel enhanced the bathroom’s aesthetics and functionality, creating a stylish and comfortable living space.

Drain Cleaning Service: A homeowner struggling with slow drains benefited from our drain cleaning service. Using advanced equipment, we removed a deep clog and conducted a camera inspection to confirm the drain’s integrity. This comprehensive solution restored optimal water flow and prevented future blockages, ensuring a reliable plumbing system.

Backflow Preventer Installation: To address a client’s concern about water contamination, we installed a Backflow Preventer. Our technicians carefully integrated the device into the main water line, ensuring its effectiveness in preventing backflow. This proactive solution safeguards the water supply, offering long-term protection and peace of mind.

Outdoor Faucet Installation: A client requested an additional outdoor faucet to improve the functionality of their garden area. We installed a frost-proof faucet to withstand cold weather and ensured a secure connection to the main water line.

Water Softener Repair: A water softener wasn’t functioning properly, leading to hard water issues in a client’s home. Our technicians discovered a clogged resin bed. We cleaned and reconditioned the system, restoring its ability to soften water effectively and protect plumbing fixtures.

Drain Cleaning Service: Arriving to address slow drainage in a client's kitchen sink, our technician discovered grease buildup as the culprit. Using a high-pressure water jet, we cleared the drain fully and conducted a final camera inspection to ensure no debris remained. This thorough cleaning has left the client with smooth, quick drainage and prevents future clogs.

Tankless Water Heater Installation: A client sought an efficient water heating solution to reduce energy consumption. Our technicians installed a tankless water heater, strategically placed for balanced hot water distribution. The process included precise connections to the home's gas supply for safety and reliability. The client now enjoys energy savings and continuous hot water on demand, enhancing comfort and reducing utility costs.

Upon arrival, contact the customer by phone to inform him that we were on site and ready to take care of his problems. No one is home at the time, but the customer let us know that the side door was unlocked and just to let ourselves in so that we can perform the work. Use extension ladder to get onto the roof and use 3/8 cable machine to clean kitchen line through roof vent. We were able to clear the drain and ran water for 10 minutes to test. Drain is flowing at this time. no additional problems found at this time.

Upon arrival, talk to customer about current issues. Customer stated they are having a back up in the kitchen and have already tried once themselves to clear it and had Summit out to make an attempt as well. Build estimate and present option to customer. Receive authorization to complete work. Disassemble P-trap and use cable Machine on drain line. Unable to clear blockage. Moving forward The next option is to cable the line from the roof. Unable to reach the customer over the phone. Charge for the attempt made.

Two toilets in the home are showing signs of leaking and need to be reset. Southside Plumbing reset both toilets using new wax seals and hardware as needed. The Toilets were also shimmed and caulked down to prevent rocking and shipping. The bar faucet in the kitchen had a steady drip, coming from the cold handle. The client has a filter installed below the sink for drinking and cooking purposes. Southside Plumbing replaced the faucet cartridges to stop the drip. The hall bathroom faucet is experiencing low pressure. The cartridges were swapped on the bathroom faucet as well, but the low pressure is still happening. The faucet is a 3 piece with a wye tube underneath. The wye tube was disconnected from the spout for testing and had full pressure going into the spout. The pressure issue is due to an obstruction within the spout somewhere. Client was advised to look into a new spout or a new faucet.

Water Heater Repair Service: Promptly addressing a homeowner's concern about inconsistent water temperatures, I identified a malfunctioning heating element as the issue. Immediate replacement ensured a reliable and consistent supply of hot water. A comprehensive inspection of the entire water heating system was performed, ensuring efficiency and long-term reliability.

Toilet Installation: Installed a new toilet during a bathroom remodel, ensuring proper alignment, stability, and leak-free operation for reliable performance.

Pressure Reduction Valve Installation: Installed a pressure reduction valve to regulate high water pressure, preserving the plumbing system and preventing leaks and wear.

Customer gets a bad odor coming out of the floor drain, in the back room. There was no odor I could smell, today. They said they put water down the drain, from time to time, and the bad odor goes away. They were asking if anything else could be done. I told them a trap primer could be installed but the floor and wall would need to be opened up. If there was a crawl space to get into, we could avoid opening up the floor. Other than that, pouring water or a light harmless oil (mineral oil because it doesn’t evaporate) down the drain will refill the trap and prevent the sewer gas from coming in the building.

Client has a leak coming from the bottom of the fridge. The leak appears to leaking out of the filter canister on the bottom from side of the fridge. The fridge was connected to hot water under the kitchen sink and hot water leaked all over the main floor. Southside Plumbing disconnected the fridge from the hot water line to stop the leak. The fridge was left disconnected.

Sump Pump Installation: I installed a new sump pump to protect the client's basement from flooding, ensuring peace of mind.

Hi Kate! I wanted to let you know that your backflow preventer had developed a crack because water was left in the system during the winterization process. Just a reminder for next time: ensure that the main valve leading to the backflow preventer is closed before blowing out any excess water. This ensures that no water remains trapped in the valve, which can prevent issues like cracks from occurring. Let me know if you have any questions or if there's anything else you need assistance with!

Adjusted handles, spout, and pop up assemblies on lavis in master bath. Checked handles on tub for proper install. Pulled, cleaned out, and re-installed shower head. Pulled (3) handles and faceplates for access to in wall valves. Adjusted diverting valve to proper position. Opened wall behind shower and secured valves in wall to framing. Installed and caulked faceplates and secured handles. Caulked toilet to floor after cutting visible shims.

Southside plumbing replaced main shut off that did not shut off. Replaced with a new 3/4 ball valve. We also replaced the PRV that had failed. We set the house pressure to 70 psi. We also replaced the tub spout in the basement bathroom that would not fully stop dripping when you turned on the shower. Everything was on and working properly when we left.

Soldered on a new 1-1/4” main valve water valve coming into the home, and solder on an additional number two valve on the downstream side of the PRV. Install the new pressure reducing valve and set pressure at 65 psi.

Cut out drywall and ran a half inch glass inch flexible line from inside the house to the back patio. Had to drill through the brick added on a flange with valve that will go to his barbecue.