Fort Collins, CO
Fort Collins plumbing handled straight, from first call to finished job.
Master plumber and licensed GC serving Fort Collins and all of Larimer County. Historic homes, new builds, 24/7 emergency calls.
Plumber in Fort Collins
Larimer County’s heart, served right.
Fort Collins sits at the northern end of the Front Range where the Cache la Poudre River comes off the mountains and the city spreads across the foothills and plains. It is a city with real range in its housing stock: Victorian-era homes near Old Town, mid-century neighborhoods through the core, postwar subdivisions, and steady new construction pushing south and east. Each era of construction carries its own plumbing realities, and Wes has worked every one of them.
Being both a master plumber and a licensed plumbing contractor means one person owns your whole job in Fort Collins. When a pipe repair opens a wall, Wes patches it. When a water heater replacement involves gas line work, he handles that too. No coordinating multiple subs, no finger-pointing when something is off.
- Drain & sewer cleaning
- Water heater repair & install
- Leak detection & repair
- Fixture & faucet work
- Repiping
- Gas line work
What Fort Collins homes deal with
Old pipe and Poudre Valley hard water, block by block.
Fort Collins has two common plumbing culprits. The older neighborhoods around Old Town and College Avenue carry a lot of galvanized supply pipe from the 1940s through the 1960s. When that pipe rusts from the inside, pressure drops, water discolors, and eventually it starts to leak. A copper or PEX repipe is the permanent fix, and as a licensed GC, Wes closes the walls back up clean.
The second issue is Front Range hard water. Fort Collins water comes off the Poudre watershed but picks up minerals before it reaches your tap. Hard water deposits shorten water heater life, clog fixtures, and reduce the efficiency of everything water touches. We service and replace water heaters, install softeners, and advise on the right solution for your Fort Collins home.
- Bathroom & kitchen remodels
- New construction plumbing
- Sump pumps
- Water softeners
- Frozen & burst pipes
- 24/7 emergency service
Around Fort Collins
From Old Town to the new neighborhoods south of town.
Old Town Fort Collins has real character: Victorians, bungalows, and early craftsman homes with original cast iron and galvanized that has been patched over the decades. We do careful repipes and sewer work in these homes, mindful of the finishes and the character of the house. Sewer scoping before any digging is standard practice so you know exactly what you are dealing with before any money is spent.
Out toward Fossil Creek, Harmony Road, and the newer developments south and east, the homes are younger but they have their own issues: builder-grade fixtures that need upgrading, tankless water heaters that need servicing, and rough-ins that were fine for the original floorplan but need extending when a basement gets finished or a bathroom gets added. Colorado State students and faculty neighborhoods near campus see heavy usage on plumbing systems that were not built for it.
Whether you are in a century-old Old Town home or a subdivision built last year, you get the same standard: one master plumber and licensed GC who owns the job from start to finish and leaves the place clean when the work is done.
One pro, the whole job
Every plumbing need in Fort Collins covered.
Fort Collins homeowners and businesses have one number to call for anything plumbing related. That covers drain cleaning and sewer work, tank and tankless water heater service and replacement, leak detection, fixture installs, full bath and kitchen remodels, gas line work, water softener installation, sump pumps, and ground-up rough-in for new construction and additions. Take a look at our gallery to see the kind of work we do and how we leave a job.
The master plumber plus licensed GC combination matters in Fort Collins because so many plumbing jobs touch more than just pipe. A sewer repair might need yard restoration. A water heater swap in a utility room might need a bit of framing around a new unit. A kitchen remodel involves plumbing, tile, and cabinetry in close sequence. One licensed pro handling all of it means better coordination and one person accountable for the whole result.
Fort Collins gets the same flat honest pricing as every other city we work in. We look at the job, tell you what we found in plain language, and give you a number before any work starts. No mystery line items, no pressure to approve work you did not ask for. That is how Wes has built a reputation across Larimer County and the whole Front Range.
Around town
Where we work in Fort Collins.
We cover all of Fort Collins, from the historic blocks of Old Town to the growing neighborhoods south of Harmony Road. Drain and sewer calls come from the older east-side and campus-area blocks; water heater and repipe work shows up across all of it. We also serve the surrounding area including Timnath, Windsor, and Loveland.
Old Town · Fossil Creek · Harmony · Midtown · Campus West · Rigden Farm · Provincetowne · Timnath
Call (303) 883-9075How a Fort Collins call goes
Straight answer, fair price.
Same standard in Fort Collins whether it is a clogged drain or a whole-house repipe.
You call Wes.
Tell us what is happening at your Fort Collins place. We pick up day or night, and for emergencies we move as fast as we can.
We look first.
We find the actual problem, whether that means snaking a line, scoping a sewer with a camera, or checking water pressure and tracing a leak.
You get it straight.
Plain English explanation of what we found and an honest number before anything starts. No mystery fees, no upsell pressure.
We do it right.
Clean copper or PEX, code-tight gas, quality parts, and a tidy job site. Built to last and built to code every time.
We stand behind it.
One licensed pro owns the whole Fort Collins job. If anything is ever off, you know exactly who to call, and Wes makes it right.
Straight answers
Questions we get a lot in Fort Collins.
My Fort Collins home has low water pressure. What causes that?
In homes built before 1980, the most common cause is corroded galvanized supply pipe. Rust builds up on the inside of the pipe over decades until the opening is barely a trickle. A repipe in copper or PEX restores full pressure for good and is almost always the permanent solution. Mineral buildup from hard water can also restrict aerators and showerheads in newer homes.
How hard is the water in Fort Collins, and does it matter?
Fort Collins water comes off the Poudre watershed and carries moderate to hard mineral content. Over time, mineral buildup shortens water heater life, clogs aerators and showerheads, and reduces the efficiency of appliances. A water softener helps, and we install them. We also service and replace water heaters that have been scaled up by hard water over the years.
Do you handle sewer problems in Fort Collins?
Yes, and sewer calls are a regular part of what we do across Larimer County. We camera the line first to find the break or blockage, then repair or replace. Where the pipe allows, we do trenchless work to avoid tearing up the yard. Older Fort Collins homes with clay or cast iron sewer lines are the most common cases.
Can you replumb an older Fort Collins home?
Yes. Old Town and the campus-area neighborhoods have a lot of original galvanized supply and cast iron drain. We repipe in copper or PEX and, as a licensed GC, handle any wall or ceiling work the job requires. One person owns the whole job from the pipe to the patch.
Do you handle plumbing for a Fort Collins kitchen or bathroom remodel?
Both. We rough in new plumbing for remodels, relocate drains and supplies, install fixtures, and hook up appliances. As a licensed GC, Wes can coordinate the broader remodel scope as well, the whole job. Reach out and tell us what you are planning.
Do you answer emergency calls in Fort Collins?
Yes, 24/7. Burst pipes, sewer backups, and water heater failures do not wait for business hours. Call (303) 883-9075 any time and we will get moving on your Fort Collins job.
How do I get a price for a Fort Collins plumbing job?
Call us at (303) 883-9075 or send a note through the contact page. We look at the job, explain what we find, and give you a straight number before any work starts. No pressure, no obligation.
Need a plumber in Fort Collins?
Call Wes for Fort Collins plumbing done right the first time, day or night.