Denver Plumbing Blog
What Is a Sump Pump? (And Do You Actually Need One?)
Many homeowners don't think about their sump pump until their basement starts taking on water. By then, it's often too late to prevent costly water damage. If you own an older home, have a finished basement, or simply want to protect your property during heavy rain or...
Why Your Toilet Keeps Running (And What It’s Costing You)
A toilet that keeps running might not seem like a plumbing emergency, but it’s one of the most common causes of wasted water and unexpectedly high utility bills. Because the sound often fades into the background, many homeowners put off fixing the problem for weeks,...
How Long Do Water Heaters Last?
Most homeowners don't think about their water heater until the shower runs cold. On average, a tank water heater lasts 8 to 12 years, while a tankless unit can last 15 to 20 years or more with proper care. But "average" hides a lot of variation, such as water quality,...
How to Unclog a Toilet & When to Call a Plumber
A clogged toilet is one of the most common plumbing headaches a homeowner will face, and usually one of the most urgent. The good news is that most clogs clear up in a few minutes with the right technique, no plumber required. But some clogs are a symptom of a bigger...
Garbage Disposals: Your Repair, Maintenance, & Troubleshooting Guide
Garbage disposals are an essential appliance in many kitchens, helping to manage food waste efficiently and keep your kitchen clean. However, like any appliance, they come with their own set of challenges, particularly when it comes to blocked and clogged drains. In...
Signs You Have a Slab Leak (And Why It’s Urgent)
A slab leak is a water leak that occurs in the copper water lines running beneath your home's concrete foundation. You can spot a slab leak by watching for warning slab leak signs like sudden spikes in your water bill, localized warm spots on your floors, the sound of...
Common Sewer Repair Issues and How to Prevent Them
Sewer problems rarely announce themselves politely. One day the drains work fine — the next you're staring at a backup in the basement or a suspicious wet patch in the yard. For Denver homeowners, sewer issues are especially common thanks to shifting clay soils,...
How to Choose the Right Plumber in Denver
Hiring a plumber shouldn't feel like a coin flip. Whether you're dealing with a stubborn leak, planning a remodel, or facing a sudden emergency, the plumber you pick will shape how quickly the problem gets solved — and whether it stays solved. In a city like Denver,...
Plumbing Problems Common in Older Homes and How They’re Fixed Today
If your home was built before the 1980s, there's a good chance the plumbing system underneath is showing its age — even if everything seems fine on the surface. Older homes in Denver and the surrounding metro area come with a unique set of plumbing challenges that can...
Water Pressure Problems: Causes, Fixes, and When to Call a Plumber
Water pressure problems are among the most common—and most frustrating—plumbing issues homeowners face. Whether you're struggling with a weak shower stream that barely rinses shampoo from your hair, faucets that sputter and spray unpredictably, or water pressure so...
See What Our Customers are Saying about My Denver Plumber
We recently had a fantastic experience with My Denver Plumber and highly recommend them for any plumbing needs. Our basement flooded over the weekend we were referred by our neighbor to call Jason. He was able to quickly assess the issue over the phone and talked us through how to stop the running water until they could come the next day.
From the moment we called, he was incredibly responsive. Jason was not only on time for the estimate and work appointments, but also extremely knowledgeable. He clearly explained what was going on in a way that was easy for us to understand. We really appreciated that he took the time to walk us through the problem and the proposed solution. He was also able to determine that a cracked toilet was causing a minor leak in one of our bathrooms into the basement.
What truly stood out was how helpful and easy to work with Jason was. He answered all our questions patiently. The work itself was done efficiently and professionally, and he even cleaned up thoroughly afterward.
To top it all off, the pricing was fair and transparent. There were no hidden fees or surprises, which is always a huge relief. His supervisor even suggested ways for us to minimize costs. It's rare to find such a combination of expertise, excellent service, and honest pricing in this industry.
If you're looking for a plumber who is knowledgeable, responsive, helpful, easy to work with, and offers fair pricing, look no further than My Denver Plumber! They've definitely earned a loyal customer in me.
