Plumber in Denver, CO.
Plumber in Denver, CO for drains, sewer lines, water heaters, leaks and repipes. We are based at 567 S Eliot St in Athmar Park, and we work on the pipework Denver's housing stock actually has: galvanized and cast iron in the pre-1980 homes that make up more than half the city, clay sewer laterals under mature trees, and copper and PEX in the newer builds.
A Denver plumbing company built on Denver's housing stock
Denver's median home was built in 1975, and 55.5% of the city's housing was built before 1980 (American Community Survey 2020-2024). That means galvanized steel supply pipe, cast-iron drains and clay sewer laterals are everyday work here, not exceptions. Add expansive bentonite clay that moves with the seasons, a freeze season that runs from early October to early May, and Denver Water's lead service line program for pre-1951 homes, and Denver plumbing is a local trade with local rules.
5280 Denver Plumbing Solutions LLC started business on 7/22/2022, according to the BBB. The BBB rates the business A+; the business is not BBB accredited, and no complaints have been filed in the last 3 years. Our Master Plumber licence was verified by Thumbtack in September 2026. Call (720) 599-7253 to talk about your job.
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Plumbing services Denver homeowners call us for
From a dripping faucet to a full sewer line replacement, this is the work we do in Denver homes. Call (720) 599-7253 to talk about your job.
Emergency Plumbing
Burst pipes, sewer backups and water where it should not be. Call and describe what is happening; we will confirm what we can do and when we can get there.
Drain Cleaning
Slow and blocked drains cleared with a snake or jetting, and a camera check when the same line keeps blocking.
Sewer Line Repair
Spot repairs on cracked, root-damaged or bellied laterals, decided by what a camera inspection actually shows.
Sewer Line Replacement
Full lateral replacement for clay, cast-iron or Orangeburg lines at the end of their life, including the run under the street to the city main.
Sewer Camera Inspection
A recorded camera scope with footage marks and a locate, used to diagnose a problem or to check a lateral before buying a home.
Hydro Jetting
High-pressure scouring that clears grease, scale and roots from the pipe wall, used only after a camera check confirms the pipe can take it.
Trenchless Sewer Repair
Pipe bursting and cured-in-place lining that replace or renew a lateral with less digging, where a camera inspection shows the pipe qualifies.
Water Heater Repair
No hot water, strange noises, leaks and pilot or ignition faults diagnosed first, so a repair is only done when a repair makes sense.
Water Heater Installation
Tank water heater replacement and new installs, including the permit, inspection and code corrections Denver requires.
Tankless Water Heater Installation
Tankless conversion sized for Denver's cold inlet water, with gas, venting and condensate work planned as part of the job.
Tankless Water Heater Repair
Descaling, error-code diagnosis and component service for tankless units, including the hard-water scale that shortens their life in Denver.
Leak Detection
Meter tests, acoustic listening, thermal imaging and pressure testing to find hidden leaks before opening walls or floors.
Pipe Repair
Repairs to leaking, corroded or frozen-damaged supply and drain pipe, from a single joint to a section of line.
Pipe Replacement
Section replacement of failing supply or drain pipe, matched to the material already in the house.
Repiping
Whole-house repiping for galvanized steel and polybutylene systems in Denver's pre-1970 homes, in PEX or copper.
Frozen Pipe Repair
Thawing and repair of pipes frozen in exterior walls, crawlspaces and garages, and the burst that often only shows at thaw.
Main Water Line Replacement
Replacement of a leaking or corroded service line. If your home may have a lead line, check Denver Water's Lead Reduction Program first.
Basement Plumbing
Basement bathrooms, sewage ejectors, floor-drain backups, sump pumps and leaks under the basement slab, in one place.
Faucet Repair
Dripping, stiff or leaking faucets repaired at the cartridge, O-ring or valve, in kitchens, baths and utility sinks.
Faucet Installation
New faucet installs and replacements, including shutoff and supply-line checks on older homes with brittle connections.
Toilet Repair
Running toilets, weak flushes, leaking bases and rocking bowls, including flapper, fill valve and wax-ring work.
Toilet Installation
Toilet replacement and new installs, with flange, shutoff and supply-line condition checked before the new unit goes in.
Shower Repair
Leaking shower valves, low pressure at the head, and drain and grout-adjacent leaks traced to the plumbing, not the tile.
Shower Installation
New shower installs and replacements, including valve, drain and waterproofing-adjacent rough-in work.
Bathtub Repair
Leaking tub drains, faulty overflow gaskets and dripping tub fillers repaired without disturbing more of the bathroom than needed.
Bathtub Installation
Bathtub replacement and new installs, including drain, overflow and supply rough-in.
Sink Repair
Leaking traps, slow basin drains and faulty sink faucets repaired, with the drain and supply checked together.
Sink Installation
New sink installs in kitchens and baths, including drain, trap and faucet hook-up.
Garbage Disposal Repair
Jammed, humming, leaking or dead disposals diagnosed first; a jam or reset is often all it needs.
Garbage Disposal Installation
Disposal replacement and new installs, including drain and electrical-adjacent hook-up checks.
Sump Pump Repair
Pumps that will not start, run constantly or cannot keep up with spring snowmelt, including float and discharge checks.
Sump Pump Installation
New sump systems and replacements, including sizing, discharge routing and battery backup for storm-season outages.
Water Softener Installation
Salt-based softening sized from a tap test, not a citywide average, for homes that want softer water.
Water Softener Repair
Softeners that stop softening, use too much salt or leak, diagnosed at the valve, resin and brine system.
Water Filtration System Installation
Whole-house carbon and sediment filtration and point-of-use reverse osmosis, for taste, odour and sediment.
Water Filtration System Repair
Filters and reverse-osmosis systems that lose flow or stop filtering, including cartridge and membrane service.
How a job with us works
1. Call
Call (720) 599-7253 and describe the problem: what is happening, where, and how old the house is. We confirm what we can do and arrange a visit.
2. Diagnose on site
We find the cause before quoting the fix. On drains and sewers that usually means a camera; on leaks it means meter, acoustic or thermal checks.
3. Agree, then fix
We confirm the scope and the price with you before work starts, then carry out the repair or install and test it before we leave.
Denver plumbing problems we solve
Water heater stopped heating
No hot water in a Denver winter is urgent. We diagnose repair vs. replacement, and a replacement needs a Denver permit and inspection. See water heater repair and water heater installation.
Sewer backing up into a basement floor drain
In Denver's older neighbourhoods this is usually a clay lateral blocked by roots or a belly in the line. The homeowner owns the lateral all the way to the city main. See sewer line repair.
Water bill doubled with no visible leak
A hidden leak under a slab or behind a wall, or a running toilet wasting water. See leak detection.
Frozen pipes in a crawlspace or exterior wall
Denver's freeze-thaw cycling, not steady cold, does the damage: the split often only shows at thaw. See frozen pipe repair and our frozen pipe prevention guide.
Low water pressure at every fixture
Often galvanized supply pipe closing from the inside in a pre-1970 home, or a failing service line. See repiping and main water line replacement.
A drain that keeps clogging after cleaning
Snaking punches a hole; it does not always remove the cause. A camera inspection shows whether it is roots, scale, a belly or a collapsed section. See drain cleaning and sewer camera inspection.
What customers say
4.8 out of 5 from 77 Thumbtack reviews. That is a Thumbtack rating, based on the 77 reviews on our Thumbtack profile — not a Google rating. We publish no individual review text on this site.
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Plumbing coverage across Denver, CO
Our shop is at 567 S Eliot St, Denver, CO 80219, in Athmar Park. We serve Denver neighbourhoods from the 1880s brick of Baker and Five Points to the 2000s builds of Central Park and Green Valley Ranch. Every neighbourhood page on this site is written for that neighbourhood's own housing era and pipework, not a name swapped into generic copy.
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Call 5280 Denver Plumbing
Call (720) 599-7253 to talk about your job. We will confirm what we can do and arrange a visit. There is no online form and no email booking: phone is how to reach us.
567 S Eliot St, Denver, CO 80219
Call (720) 599-7253