Plumber in Louisville, CO: Repairs, Remodels, and 24/7 Emergency Service

Leak, clog, or a remodel on the way? Call (720) 390-2652 any hour. We serve Louisville, Colorado, with same-day service available.

Looking for Louisville, Kentucky? We’re a Colorado company serving Louisville, Colorado and the Denver and Boulder County area.

Whether something just broke or you’re planning a project, you need a plumbing company in Louisville, CO that gives you a clear answer and a price before the work starts. Our licensed, insured plumbers handle both: fast repairs when things go wrong, and careful installation work when you’re building, remodeling, or upgrading.

Call 720) 390-2652

Two Ways We Help in Louisville

Path 1: “Something Broke”

Call right away for:

• A burst or frozen pipe, or water you can’t shut off
• Sewage backing up into drains
• Flooding or a major leak
• No hot water
• A gas smell (leave the building first, call your gas utility or 911 from outside, then call us)

What to do while you wait: shut off the main water valve, open a low faucet to relieve pressure, move belongings away from the water, and stay clear of standing water near outlets.

Common repairs we handle:

• Clogged and slow drains. Cabling, hydro jetting, and bio-clean. If a drain keeps clogging, we find out why. Drain cleaning
• Leaks. Under sinks, in walls, and underground. We offer a free leak assessment for high water bills (restrictions apply). Repiping
• Water heaters. Tank and tankless, repaired or replaced, with a free on-site assessment. Water heaters | Tankless
• Sewer line problems. Free camera scope, then traditional or trenchless repair. Sewer repair | Trenchless
• Frozen pipes. Foothills-adjacent winters can drop fast. Frozen pipe help

Path 2: “I’m Planning a Project”

Planned plumbing work goes best when you bring in a plumbing contractor early. Here’s what we do:

Kitchen plumbing in Louisville, CO

• New or relocated sinks, dishwasher and ice maker connections, garbage disposals, pot fillers, and gas lines for ranges
• Moving a sink or adding an island sink changes drain and vent layouts, so plan this before cabinets go in
• Sinks | Garbage disposals | Gas lines

Bathroom plumbing in Louisville, CO

• Toilets, vanities, showers, tubs, and shower hardware, whether you’re replacing one fixture or gutting the room
• Adding a bathroom or finishing a basement bath, including drainage and, where needed, a sewage ejector pump
• Toilets | Shower hardware | Ejector pumps | Remodeling plumbing

New construction and additions

• Rough-in plumbing before the walls close, then finish work and fixtures. Everything is done to code.

Water, gas, and comfort upgrades

• Water softeners and filtration, recirculation pumps, tankless conversions, and gas line extensions. Water softeners | Filtration | Recirculation pumps

Commercial plumbing in Louisville

• We also serve businesses: restrooms, water heaters, drains, backflow prevention, and repairs. Call for a site visit and a written estimate. Backflow prevention

Planning a Plumbing Project? Here’s Your Checklist

1. Call before you demolish. Moving plumbing is far cheaper before walls and floors are finished.
2. Decide on fixtures early. Rough-in dimensions depend on the exact toilet, vanity, tub, or sink you choose.
3. Ask about permits and inspections. Many projects need them, and your city or county building department sets the rules. We’ll tell you what applies to your job.
4. Get a written estimate. A good one lists the scope, materials, and price, so you can compare quotes fairly.
5. Think about the whole system. If you’re remodeling anyway, it’s a good time to replace old shutoffs, supply lines, or an aging water heater.
6. Plan for access. Clear the work area and tell us about pets, alarms, and parking.

Louisville Plumbing Tips

Know your main shutoff. Find it, check that it turns, and tell your household.

Protect pipes before the cold. Disconnect and drain hoses, insulate exposed pipes in garages and crawl spaces, and keep a faucet dripping on exterior walls during extreme cold. Louisville sits near the foothills, where temperatures can swing quickly.

Older homes and downtown buildings. Louisville grew from a coal mining town, and its historic downtown and older neighborhoods have aging supply and sewer lines. A free sewer scope shows the condition of yours.

Hard water. Front Range water is hard, and a softener or filtration system can protect your water heater and fixtures.

What Affects the Cost?

We don’t quote over the phone, because the same project can vary a lot. Price depends on:

• The scope of the work and how hard it is to reach
• Pipe material, depth, and length (especially sewer and water lines)
• The fixtures and equipment you choose
• Whether it’s an emergency outside normal hours
• Permits required

You get a free on-site estimate with upfront pricing, so you can decide before any work begins.

Louisville, CO Plumbing Questions

How do I find the best plumber in Louisville, CO?

Look for a licensed, insured company that gives a written upfront price, answers after hours, explains the problem in plain language, and has recent reviews from real local customers. Avoid anyone who won’t quote a price or pressures you to decide on the spot.

Are you in Louisville, Colorado or Louisville, Kentucky?

Colorado. We’re a Denver-area company and serve Louisville, CO, in Boulder County.

Do you offer 24-hour emergency plumbing in Louisville, CO?

Yes. We’re open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Call (720) 390-2652 for burst pipes, sewage backups, flooding, and other urgent problems.

When should I call a plumber?

Call right away for a burst or frozen pipe, sewage backup, flooding, no hot water, a leaking water heater, a sudden jump in your water bill, or a gas smell (leave the building first, then call). Also call if a clog keeps coming back after you’ve cleared it yourself.

What do plumbers fix?

Plumbers handle clogged drains, leaks, water heaters, toilets and faucets, sewer and water lines, gas lines, sump and ejector pumps, and plumbing for kitchen and bathroom remodels and new construction.

How much does a plumber cost in Louisville, CO?

It depends on the job. A drain cleaning, a water heater replacement, and a sewer line repair are very different. We give you a free on-site estimate with upfront pricing before any work begins.

Are your plumbers licensed and insured?

Yes. Our plumbers are licensed and insured.

Do you handle kitchen and bathroom plumbing for remodels?

Yes. We handle sinks, toilets, showers, tubs, drains, supply lines, gas lines, and pumps for kitchen and bathroom remodels, additions, and basement baths. Call us before the walls close so moving plumbing is easier and cheaper.

Is the sewer scope really free?

Yes. A camera inspects your main sewer line so you can see its condition and decide what, if anything, needs fixing.

Should I repair or replace my water heater?

Age is the biggest clue. Tank water heaters often last about 8 to 12 years. If yours is older, leaking, noisy, or giving rusty water, replacement usually makes more sense than repeated repairs. We offer a free on-site assessment.

Nearby Areas

Westminster | Thornton | Arvada | Wheat Ridge | Denver | All service areas

Call a Louisville, CO Plumber Today

A small plumbing problem is cheapest the day you find it, and a project goes best when plumbing is planned early. Call (720) 390-2652 any time, or request service online. We’ll tell you what’s wrong or what’s needed, what it costs, and how we’ll do it.

Professional Plumbers Denver 4400 S Quebec St, Suite 208, Denver, CO 80237 Phone: (720) 390-2652 Email: info@professional-plumbers-denver.com Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 days a week