Pipe Repair &Water Supply in Denver
From leak detection and pipe repair to full repiping and water service line work, Father and Sons Plumbing handles residential pipe and water supply plumbing throughout the Denver metro area. We'll diagnose the problem, explain what we find, and give you a clear price before work begins.
Pipe & Water Supply Services We Provide
Leak Detection & Repair
- ✓Visible pipe leak repair
- ✓Slab leak detection & repair
- ✓Hidden leak investigation
- ✓Pipe joint & fitting repair
- ✓Supply line repair & replacement
- ✓Leak source identification
Pipe Repair & Replacement
- ✓Copper pipe repair & replacement
- ✓PEX pipe installation
- ✓Galvanized pipe replacement
- ✓Partial & whole-house repiping
- ✓Pipe rerouting
- ✓Code-compliant pipe work
Water Supply & Pressure
- ✓Pressure reducing valve (PRV) service
- ✓Water pressure diagnosis
- ✓Main shutoff valve repair & replacement
- ✓Water service line repair
- ✓Whole-house water supply evaluation
- ✓Backflow preventer service
When to Call
- ✓Unexplained increase in water bill
- ✓Visible pipe corrosion or damage
- ✓Discolored or rusty water
- ✓Sudden drop in water pressure
- ✓Sound of running water with no fixtures on
- ✓Wet spots on floors, walls, or ceilings
Whole-House Repiping
Older homes with galvanized steel or polybutylene supply piping may benefit from whole-house repiping. Corroded or failing pipes can cause discolored water, reduced pressure, and recurring leaks. Modern copper or PEX piping provides reliable, long-lasting performance.
Signs Repiping May Be Needed
- ✓Recurring pipe leaks throughout the home
- ✓Consistently discolored or rusty water
- ✓Significantly reduced water pressure
- ✓Visible corrosion on exposed pipes
- ✓Galvanized or polybutylene piping in older home
What to Expect
- ✓Thorough evaluation of existing piping
- ✓Clear explanation of scope and options
- ✓Flat-rate pricing before work begins
- ✓Minimal disruption to walls and finishes when possible
- ✓Code-compliant installation with proper permits
Water Pressure Problems
Most homes should have water pressure between 40–80 PSI. Pressure outside this range can cause problems throughout your plumbing system.
High Water Pressure
Excessive pressure stresses fixtures, supply lines, appliances, and pipe joints — and can shorten their lifespan. A pressure reducing valve (PRV) regulates incoming pressure to a safe range.
- ✓Banging pipes (water hammer)
- ✓Fixtures that wear out quickly
- ✓Leaking supply lines or connections
Low Water Pressure
Low pressure throughout the home may indicate a PRV problem, partially closed valve, pipe restriction, or leak. Low pressure at a single fixture is usually a localized issue.
- ✓Weak flow at multiple fixtures
- ✓Pressure that has gradually decreased
- ✓Sudden pressure drop (possible leak)
Our Pipe & Water Supply Service Process
Evaluate the Problem
We'll assess the pipe or water supply issue and determine the appropriate service.
Locate the Source
For leaks, we'll work to identify the exact source before recommending a repair.
Explain What We Found
We'll describe the problem and what repair or replacement is appropriate.
Give You the Price
You'll receive a clear, flat-rate price before any work begins.
Perform the Approved Work
We'll complete the repair or installation to code.
Verify the Result
We test the repair and confirm the system is operating correctly.
Pipe & Water Supply Questions
Pipe & Water Supply Service Areas
Serving the Denver metro area and surrounding communities.
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