Fort Lupton · Centennial · Denver metro
Pipe repair, water heaters, tankless and boilers for the north and south Denver metro, from a faith-based plumbing company led by Jason, a Colorado licensed Master Plumber with 27 years of experience.
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The whole system
A house is a small waterworks: cold water in, hot water made, heat carried room to room, waste carried out. We work on every line of it.
Tank and tankless water heaters, replaced, repaired and set up for a mile of altitude.
The supply side of the house: leaks, burst pipes, repipes, water lines and gas lines.
Hot-water heat for Colorado winters: boilers, baseboard and radiant loops.
Everything you actually touch: toilets, faucets, sinks, showers, tubs and disposals.
Getting water out of the house and keeping it out of the basement.
Treatment, backflow protection and a trained eye on the whole system.
How we work
“We are a faith-based business that always puts our customers first.” That is how we describe Waterworx ourselves, and this is the verse we chose to put beside it.
“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”
“We are a faith-based business that always puts our customers first.”
It is the first thing we say about ourselves, and it decides the small things: showing up when we said we would, explaining the problem before the price, and leaving the space clean.
“We try to provide excellent service to all of our customers whether you’re a first-time customer or a lifelong customer!”
A dripping hose bib gets the same care as a boiler replacement.
“Have a limited budget, we can work out a payment plan that works for both of us.”
A failed water heater does not wait for payday. Estimates are free, and if the repair is more than you planned for, tell us and we will work out a payment plan.
“We do continual industry training”
Twenty-seven years in, the training continues: Rinnai tankless certification, home inspection certification, and the code and product changes that come every year.
From the neighbors
These are public recommendations neighbors posted on Nextdoor, word for word. Waterworx customers have also left reviews on HomeAdvisor and Thumbtack.
Have a tankless in this home for 5 years now … we will run the dishwasher or do laundry at the same time and have not had an issue. Previous home also had a tankless and it was great. Ours was installed by Jason at Waterworx Plumbing.
We found WaterWorx Plumbing through HomeAdvisor and they did a great job for us.
Local knowledge
The Front Range is hard on plumbing in its own particular ways. After 27 years, they are simply how we read a house.
Thinner air means gas water heaters and boilers make less heat than their label says unless they are set up for elevation. We size and adjust for it.
An Arctic front can take the Front Range from mild to below zero in an afternoon. Hose bibs, crawl spaces and pipes in outside walls take the hit.
Hardness changes with your water provider. Scale shortens the life of water heaters and tankless heat exchangers, so maintenance matters.
Expansive clay soil and decades-old clay and cast-iron sewer lines are a common Front Range pairing, and tree roots find every joint.
Service area
Waterworx Plumbing works both ends of the Denver metro: north from Fort Lupton through Weld and Adams counties, and south from Centennial through Arapahoe and Douglas counties, with Denver and the west side in between.
Straight answers
Frozen pipes, water heaters at altitude, boiler pressure, hard water, sewer lines and how to check a Colorado plumbing license. Written for Front Range homes.
Read all 42 answersPipes are at real risk once the outside temperature drops to about 20°F or lower for several hours, and sooner if the pipe is in an unheated crawl space, garage, or outside wall, or if wind is reaching it. On the Front Range that happens several times most winters.
A tank water heater typically lasts about 8 to 12 years, and a tankless water heater can last 20 years or more with regular maintenance. Hard water and skipped maintenance shorten both.
Once a year, ideally in early fall before the heating season starts. An annual service checks combustion, the venting, the pressure and expansion tank, the relief valve, the circulator pumps and the safety controls.
It depends on who supplies it. Water that comes mostly from mountain snowmelt, like much of Denver Water’s supply, tends to be on the softer to moderately hard side. Communities and private wells that draw on groundwater often have noticeably harder water.
In most Front Range cities the homeowner owns and maintains the sewer service line all the way from the house to the connection at the city main, including the part under the sidewalk or street. Check with your city or sanitation district to be certain.
Colorado plumbers are licensed by the State Plumbing Board, part of the Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) Division of Professions and Occupations. You can look up any plumber or plumbing contractor by name or license number with DORA’s free online license lookup.
Open the valve
Free estimates on your plumbing project, from a Colorado licensed Master Plumber with 27 years in the trade.
(720) 535-4368