Emergency plumbing
A pipe has burst, sewage is coming up, a toilet keeps overflowing or a water heater is leaking. Any of those is a reason to pick up the phone and tell us where you are.
At Centennial Plumbers, we make plumbing quick and easy for homeowners and property managers alike. Our proven methods include a decade of experience, reliable professionals, guaranteed work, and affordable pricing. Call now for a free, personalized quote, no obligation.
For us, every project is unique and we always focus on your home's needs. Whether you are refreshing one unit or preparing a larger renovation, we begin with the building's use and the desired end result. Water heaters, drains, leaks, sewer lines and water lines all get their own place in our careful planning. Scroll down to learn more about plumbing and our unique approach.


A pipe has burst, sewage is coming up, a toilet keeps overflowing or a water heater is leaking. Any of those is a reason to pick up the phone and tell us where you are.
Repairs, swaps and first-time installs for tank and tankless water heaters. In Colorado, replacing or installing one takes a licensed plumber, and Centennial treats a like-for-like replacement as its own permit class.


Sinks, tubs and kitchen, laundry and floor drains that run slow or back up get cleared at the fixture or farther down the line. A camera run finds the cause when it is not obvious.
Stains on ceilings, damp floors and a rising water bill can all mean a hidden leak. Slab leaks, wall leaks and leaks in yard lines are all part of the work.

Camera inspection of the sewer line, root and break repair, and replacement when a section cannot be saved. Several water and sanitation districts serve Centennial.
For homes where leaks keep returning, a repipe replaces the supply pipes, either house-wide or one branch at a time, and a new service line can be run from the meter.

Toilets, faucets, shower and tub valves and garbage disposals can be repaired or replaced here. Replacing or repairing plumbing fixtures has a Miscellaneous class in Centennial’s permit classes.
A like-for-like swap means the new water heater takes the place of an existing one. Centennial’s building permit classifications list the replacement of existing water heaters like for like as a One-Stop permit.
Colorado’s State Plumbing Board adds its own requirement. Water heater installations or replacements in Colorado require a licensed plumber working for a registered plumbing contractor, along with permits and inspections by the authority having jurisdiction.
Toilets, faucets and shower valves are plumbing fixtures. Centennial’s Miscellaneous permit class covers the replacement or repair of plumbing fixtures.
That class is about fixtures such as toilets, faucets and shower valves, so the fixture repairs on this site fall under it.
Water and sewer service is provided by several different water and sanitation districts for Centennial residents. The City’s Centennial Property Search is where residents look up theirs.
When a sewer or water line problem comes up, knowing your district tells you who provides the service at your address.
The average January low in Centennial is 19°F, and about 148 days a year are at or below 32°F.
Outdoor faucets and pipes in a garage or crawl space sit out in that cold. A pipe that freezes can split, and a split needs a plumber.
Ring the number and describe the trouble and your address. A short description gets things started.
The estimate is free and personalized, and it carries no obligation. Use the call to ask about anything you want to know before deciding.
A local plumber does the repair or replacement at your address. Ask any questions about the work as it goes.
Five tools on this site work through plumbing questions before you pick up the phone. The water heater size calculator takes the number of people and hot-water uses in your busiest hour. The tankless flow calculator takes your town, the showers running together and anything else on at the same time. The serial number decoder takes the brand, the type and the serial number from the label. The freeze risk checker takes your town and where your pipes run. The sewer line age checker takes your town, the year the house was built, any symptoms and whether large trees are nearby.
Yes. Plumbing in Colorado is overseen by the State Plumbing Board, and anyone working as a plumber needs a state license first, at the residential, journeyman or master level.
Several different water and sanitation districts provide water and sewer service for Centennial residents. The City’s Centennial Property Search is where residents look up their own.
Yes. Water expands as it freezes, and a pipe with frozen water in it can split. Pipes on outside walls and in unheated spaces are the exposed ones, and the freeze risk checker shows where yours stand.
We also serve Denver, Broomfield, Commerce City, Lakewood, Arvada and Westminster. Call us for confirmation if your address is outside the area.
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