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Most water heaters last 8-12 years with proper maintenance. Signs it's time to replace include frequent repairs, rusty water, or inconsistent heating.

Low water pressure typically results from clogged aerators, pipe blockages, or mineral buildup. We can diagnose the issue and restore proper flow.

Call immediately for burst pipes, no hot water, or sewage backups. For minor leaks or slow drains, schedule service within a few days.

Yes, quality filtration systems effectively remove chlorine, sediment, and contaminants, improving taste and protecting your plumbing from mineral damage.

Repair costs vary based on the problem's complexity and parts needed. Simple fixes start around $150, while major repairs can cost several hundred dollars.

Use drain screens, avoid flushing non-biodegradable items, and run hot water after use. Regular maintenance cleaning prevents most blockages.

We reroute pipes for new fixtures, update water lines to meet current codes, and ensure proper drainage for your remodel design.

Tankless units provide endless hot water, use less energy, and save space. They're ideal for homes with high hot water demand.

Replace pipes showing frequent leaks, discolored water, reduced pressure, or visible corrosion. Older homes often need updated plumbing systems.

We provide plumbing services throughout Denver, Westminster, and Broomfield, Colorado, focusing on residential repairs, installations, and remodeling projects.

Yes — whole-house filtration systems can be configured to target hard water, chlorine, sediment, or chemical contaminants like PFAS depending on the unit installed. For hardness specifically, Longs Peak also installs dedicated water softener systems. Describe your water issue when you call and we can recommend the right solution for your home.

Longs Peak Plumbing installs whole-house water filtration systems for Westminster homeowners. We assess your water supply — whether city or well — and recommend a system sized and configured for your household's specific contaminant concerns, from sediment and chlorine to chemical filtration.

A water softener is designed specifically to reduce hardness minerals like calcium and magnesium, while a whole-house filtration system targets a broader range of contaminants such as chlorine, sediment, and chemicals. Some homes benefit from both, and Longs Peak installs either option depending on what your water test or concerns indicate.