Exceptional Plumbing Services In Lone Tree CO
As a plumbing company that has been servicing Lone Tree, CO, residences since 2008, we have the knowledge and experience to take on any plumbing project you may have, big or small. From fixing a leaky faucet to remodeling your entire kitchen, our plumbers are highly trained and experienced to get the job done right the first time. We understand that plumbing issues can be stressful, which is why we pride ourselves on providing fast and quality service that you can trust. As a family-owned and operated business, we treat our customers like family, and we’re here to help however we can. So if you’re in need of a plumbing technician for any reason, don’t hesitate to reach out to us today!
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Excellent Service.
Eric - Lone Tree, CO 80124
Quick fast and exceptional service
Dennis - Lone Tree, CO 80124
Chris and Michael were terrific, quickly locating the cracked water pipe in the wall and making the required repairs.
Response from Southside Plumbing, INC:
Why thank you for the glowing review of Southside, Chris and Mike! We are so happy to hear they could resolve your issue quickly and professionally. We hope you will call Southside again if a need arises!
Nice clean timely efficient job.
Lois - Lone Tree, CO 80124
Chris took time to explain the situation of the water and my choices. I chose the ore expensive in using a vacuum which expelled the water in a few hours. He returned as soon as possible to finish the job. The area was left in a clean manner and work was done efficiently. I didn't get any competitive bids and the job was expensive but as my son said he trust Southside Plumbing to do quality work.
Response from Southside Plumbing, INC:
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave Chris a glowing review. We take great pride in our team, and Christ is such an asset to our company. We constantly strive to provide top-notch plumbing solutions and outstanding customer service, and it's wonderful to see Chris delivered on both fronts. Thanks for trusting Southside!
Excellent service
Jerret - Lone Tree, CO 80124
Chris is great. Very knowledgeable and comes up with solutions.
Response from Southside Plumbing, INC:
Yes! Thanks for leaving us a glowing review. We're glad to hear that Chris met your needs and provided you with solutions to your plumbing issues. We're always here to help, so reach out if you need Southside in the future.
Excellent Service!
Jerret - Lone Tree, CO 80124
Chris was great, super knowledgably and passionate about this work. Discussed different options with me and provided a very clear path forward.
Response from Southside Plumbing, INC:
Thank you for recognizing Chris's contributions to your positive experience with Southside Plumbing. We're fortunate to have a team of skilled and dedicated plumbers like Chris who are committed to providing the best possible service to our customers. Thank you, and we hope to have the opportunity to work with you again in the future.
Kyle T.
Southside Plumbing installed a new kitchen faucet provided by the homeowner. The shut off valves under the kitchen sink were tested and none of them are dripping in the cabinet, however when testing the hot water valve for the kitchen faucet, The valve did not shut off all the way and it was replaced as well.
Trevor T.
Rerouted water, waste, and vent lines into the back wall. Installed wall mounted valves for lavi and roughed-in drain lines for vanity connections.
Trevor T.
Rerouted fridge water line and ice maker box. Disconnected toilet and vanity in main floor powder bath.
Kyle T.
Replaced section of CPVC hot water piping under the kitchen sink.
Wes G.
Estimate to replace existing faucets with 2 Dornbract Tara Two-Handle Bathroom Sink Faucets in Polished Chrome https://www.dornbracht.com/en-us/products/20710882-000010/three-hole-lavatory-mixer-with-drain
Chris H.
Client wanted us to replace his backflow preventer for his irrigation system. He purchased his own for us to install. I noticed he had a badly leaking hosebib and very high water pressure. His house water pressure was over 110 psi. I talked about the dangers of high water pressure and how code states water pressure must be below 80 psi. I also explained to the client, he could not have any plumbing warranties on work or fixtures we installed until a new pressure reducing valve was installed and pressure was within code limits. I did install the client supplied backflow preventer and a new hosebib but didn’t install a new pressure reducing valve. I gave estimates for all recommended work
Chris H.
Customer has a sump pump that has a bad float switch and also appears to be shorting out.
Kyle T.
Found pinhole leak in the ceiling above the basement bathroom it was emanating from the hot side, replaced a section of the pipe with new Pex piping.
Chris H.
I performed the yearly maintenance flushing of the Rinnai tankless water heater. After completing the tankless flush, I made sure no connections were leaking and tested the hot water temperature to ensure proper working order. The hot water at the basement bathroom sink faucet was 118.6°. Everything is working as it should.
Chris H.
Customer had a problem with the 2nd floor hall bath toilet. It would not shut off and also filled up very slow. The emergency stop valve leaked as well. There were a lot of little stones stuck throughout the fill valve and shutoff valve.
Chris H.
Customer has emergency stops that are leaking. There are several that leaked as they were turning off and on. This is an indication the valve packing has deteriorated. This is something that cannot be repaired. The valves need to be replaced. The emergency stop for the basement bathroom sink is dripping constantly. A couple of the valves were very hard to turn which causes the valves to not shut the water off completely. All valves are original with the home. All the valves are not working as they should. I would recommend replacing all shut off valves to stop all current leaks and prevent any future leaks. This will also ensure proper working order for years to come. The supply line to the basement dishwasher is a ridged copper line and is corroded. There is a section we’re the corrosion has created a little pinhole but the corrosion has sealed the initial hole. I would also recommend replacing the line to prevent the leak from reoccurring.
Chris H.
Water Softener Installation near Bantry Ct. Responding to a homeowner's concern about hard water issues, I provided expert water softener installation services to improve the quality of their water supply. After assessing the water hardness levels, I recommended and installed a high-performance water softener system tailored to their specific needs. With precision and expertise, I integrated the water softener into their plumbing system, effectively reducing the mineral content and eliminating issues caused by hard water. The client was delighted with the noticeable improvement in water quality and the benefits of softer water for their daily activities.
Wes G.
Replaced garbage disposal
Chris H.
There is a crack on the hot supply side of the existing shower valve. The existing piping is cpvc. We will shut off the house’s water for 24 hours while the glued cpvc connections dry and cure. The existing shower valve will be cut out and a new valve will be installed using cpvc and a renovation plate.
Kyle T.
Southside Plumbing installed a new sump pump with a check valve. The existing sump pit did not have a discharge line ran to the outside or an outlet to plug the pump in to. (It’s possible the outlet is there somewhere out of sight and we did not see it) Southside Plumbing ran a new discharge line using PVC piping and proper fittings. An extension cord had to be ran in the bar area in order to connect the pump to an outlet. Additionally, 2 hose spigots had a slight leak coming from where the handle goes into the assembly. The leaks were stopped by tightening the packing nut and the spigots did not require the installation of any repair parts. The spigots were tested under pressure and are now water tight.
Chris H.
Pull and reset the existing toilet with new bolts, wax ring, supply line and fill valve. Install a new hose bib
Chris H.
Talked with the tenant about their water/flooding concerns. I addressed all concerns and talked about various options. I gave estimates for different recommendations to install one or multiple sump pumps. This work will help prevent or decrease the amount of flooding in the future.
Chris H.
Plumbing Repair near Indian Wells Way. Upon receiving a call from the client concerning their hose bibb, I promptly arrived at their location. Upon arrival, I shut off the water and inspected the hose bibb. The damage was due to a crack in the hose bib, most likely caused by old age and wear. I replaced the client’s hose bibb and tested it for quality assurance. It is now leak free and operating well for the client.
Chris H.
Installed a new pressure reducing valve on the main line, in the crawlspace, upstream from the Moen flo. Also installed a client supplied kitchen sink faucet and minor rebuild of the son’s toilet.
Chris H.
Replaced the emergency stops under the kitchen sink. Customer will purchase a kitchen sink faucet for us to install and we will also put in the pressure reducing valve in the crawlspace, at that time.
Chris H.
The existing pump burned up and was causing the electrical breaker to blow. Because the pump failed, the crawl space filled up with about 1.5 feet of water. I evacuated the water in the crawl space as best I could. There is still some water in places throughout the crawl space. I recommend calling a restoration company. After pumping out the water in the crawl space, I am installing a permanent pump with check valve to the temporary existing drain pipe. The pipe is the wrong pipe for a permanent fix. I will return to install a new discharge line for the new pump. This line will be a permanent line from the new pump to the outside of the house. The new drain will run either behind of within the cabinet. The wall and the cabinet will be cut to install the new drain. The holes will not be able to be seen when the door to the cabin Is shut.
Chris H.
Water Heater Installation near Lodgepole Trail. When I arrived at the client's residence, my objective was to install a new water heater to replace their outdated and inefficient unit. After carefully removing the old water heater, I skillfully installed the new tankless water heater, ensuring proper connections and adherence to safety standards. I conducted a thorough inspection to guarantee the flawless operation of the new water heater, providing the client with a reliable and energy-efficient source of hot water.
Chris H.
Water Softener System Replacement near Astoria Ct. When I arrived at the client's residence, my goal was to replace their outdated water softener system with a more advanced model. After careful examination, I discovered that the old system had experienced a mechanical failure, resulting in its inability to effectively remove minerals from the water supply. To provide the client with improved water quality, I meticulously installed a new water softener system, ensuring reliable performance and optimal water conditioning.
Chris H.
-Install a boiler drain (non frost free hosebib) on the outside irrigation line to provide a source for water, using a hose. -Install a client supplied Moen flo in the crawlspace where the main line comes into the home. This option allows the customer to shut off the majority of the house’s water system and be protected by the Moen flo. We would also repipe the copper main to get it out of the basement wall. -Cut out and remove the front hosebib. Find the water supply for the hosebib and cut it back so it will not freeze in the winter. I also patched the hole in the brick to look like there was never a hole. All work was tested for proper working order and for leaks. All is dry and working as it should.
Chris H.
Discussed many concerns of the homeowner. They had multiple leaks due to frozen pipes. They are looking for options to avoid future damages. They purchased a Moen Flo system but also had questions about rerouting water lines. I gave many estimates to address their concerns. I also told them to call an electrician to remove the grounding clamps on the mainline in the wall of the basement. If this line is repiped to get outside the wall, the electrician will need to find a different place to ground the wires. They also need to switch to brass grounding clamps, if attaching to copper pipe. If the solenoid option is accepted, an electrician will need to wire up the valve to a switch and power supply to be used at the homeowner’s discretion. I would call Torq electric 720-826-4189 or Jeff @ Stewart Electric 303-995-1786