From the folks we have helped
Neighbors who trust Wes.
Plain talk, fair price, and work that holds up. Here is what folks around the Front Range have to say.
Five stars, every time
What folks say.
Read enough reviews of any plumber and you stop caring about the star count and start watching for patterns. What gets said over and over is the real signal. With Wes, four things show up again and again: he arrives when he said he would, the price is what he told you it would be, he explains what is going on in words a homeowner can follow, and the work holds. Here are the ones folks left in their own words.
“We trust Wes for all of our plumbing issues and needs. He really is the best.”
George S., Littleton CO“Wes did a great job. On time, solid work, fair price.”
John A.“Wesley is amazing and always so professional. So kind.”
Pamela M.“Wes was prompt, courteous and efficient. He replaced our water heater.”
Todd I.“Great workmanship and a fair price. The job was completed promptly with exceptional professionalism.”
Modefi S.The same four things, over and over.
Look at what John, Todd, George, Pamela, and Modefi actually wrote. Nobody is raving about fancy equipment or a slick truck wrap. They mention showing up on time. They mention a fair price. They mention Wes by name, which happens when one person did the work instead of a rotating crew. And George says he trusts Wes for all of his plumbing, which is the review that matters most, because a one-time customer can be impressed by anything and a repeat customer has watched the work age.
Todd’s note is a good example of the type. He needed a water heater replaced, and what stuck with him was that Wes was prompt, courteous, and efficient. Nothing dramatic. That is exactly the point. A water heater swap done well is uneventful: it happens the day you were told, the old unit leaves with the plumber, the connections look better than they did before, and you never think about it again. Read that a few times across different people and different jobs and you are looking at a pattern, not a lucky day.
What to look for when you are picking any plumber.
Reviews are one input. Here are the others worth checking before you hand anybody your keys. Ask for the license number and confirm it is a master plumber, not just a company license held by somebody who never comes to the house. Ask who is actually going to be standing in your kitchen. Ask whether the price you are given is the price you pay, and what changes it. Ask if they pull permits on work that requires one. Ask what happens if something they touched fails next month. A good plumber answers all five without getting cagey.
Wes’s numbers are public and they are on every page of this site: Master Plumber #MP.03001972 and Contractor #PC.0005413. The person who quotes your job is the person who does your job. You can see the workmanship for yourself on the work gallery, and if you want to talk through a specific problem before committing to anything, send a note or call and ask.
Why the master plumber and GC combination keeps showing up.
Read remodel reviews for the trade in general and you will find the same complaint everywhere: the plumber blames the tile guy, the tile guy blames the plumber, and the homeowner is standing in the middle of a torn-up bathroom with two phone numbers and no answer. That gap is where most remodel horror stories live. Wes carries both a master plumber license and a general contractor license, so on his jobs there is nobody to point at. He sets the rough-in, he handles the build around it, and if something is wrong it is his to fix.
It also changes what a homeowner gets told up front. A plumber who can only do the plumbing has an incentive to describe your job as a plumbing job. Somebody who does both sides can tell you honestly that the wall has to open, or that it does not, and either answer costs him the same. That is a small thing on a faucet swap and a very large thing on a bathroom remodel or a whole-house repipe.
The short version
On time. Fair. Done right.
Across the board, folks say the same three things about Wes: he shows up when he says he will, the price is fair, and the work holds up. That is the whole pitch, and it is why they call him back.
Wes started this company four years ago with a simple idea, in his words: open a company that has integrity, make it the place honest hardworking people want to work, and serve the community he lives in. Twelve years on the tools before that taught him what actually earns a repeat customer. It is not a slogan. It is answering the phone at two in the morning when a line lets go, quoting the job you need instead of the job with the best margin, and building it to last longer than the homeowner.
If you have hired us before and want to leave a note about it, look up Western Plumbing Solutions and Remodels in Littleton, CO on Google. If you have not hired us yet, the reviews above are a fair picture of what to expect: on time, fair, straight with you, and finished right.
Worth asking
Before you hire anybody.
Where can I see more reviews?
Look up Western Plumbing Solutions and Remodels in Littleton, CO on Google. The reviews on this page came from real customers who left them there, and we have not padded the list with anything we made up. If a plumber has hundreds of glowing reviews that all read the same way, that is worth a second look.
Can you share references?
Happy to. Give us a call and we can point you to recent customers, ideally somebody near you who had a job similar to yours. A homeowner two neighborhoods over who had the same vintage of house and the same problem is more useful to you than a stranger’s star rating.
How do I check a plumber’s license in Colorado?
Ask for the number and look it up through the state licensing lookup. Wes carries Master Plumber #MP.03001972 and Contractor #PC.0005413. Two things worth knowing: a company license is not the same as the person doing the work being licensed, and a master plumber is a higher classification than a journeyman. Ask which one is coming to your house.
What questions should I ask before I say yes to a job?
Ask who is physically doing the work. Ask whether the number you were given is the number you pay and what would change it. Ask if a permit is required and who pulls it. Ask what happens if the repair fails next month. Ask how long they have been doing this specific type of work. Vague answers to any of those tell you plenty.
Why does the same name keep coming up in your reviews?
Because it is the same person on every job. Wes owns the company and does the work. There is no dispatcher handing you off to whichever subcontractor is free that afternoon, so the guy who quoted your job is the guy in your crawlspace and the guy you call if something is off later.
Does the GC license actually matter to a homeowner?
On a repair, not much. On a remodel, a lot. Most bathroom projects stall in the gap between trades, where the plumber and the builder each say the other one owns the problem. Wes holds both licenses, so there is no gap to fall into. He runs the plumbing and the build around it and stands behind the whole thing.
What do most people call you for?
Water heaters and drains are the two biggest categories, followed by leaks and pipe repair. After that it is fixtures, gas lines, and full bath and kitchen remodels. We take small service calls and ground-up new construction alike, and we would rather fix a small problem this week than a flooded basement next month.
How do I become the next happy customer?
Call (303) 883-9075 and describe what is going on, or fill out the form on the contact page. You will get a straight quote, a real timeline, and a plain explanation of what the work involves before anybody touches a wrench in your house.
Join the list of happy neighbors.
Call Wes for plumbing done right the first time, or send a note and we will get back to you.