How to: Protect Colorado Plumbing from Frozen Temps
Winter in the Denver Metro area can be tough on your home’s plumbing, (and especially in our Colorado mountain towns) with freezing temperatures that put pipes at risk of bursting. To prevent costly repairs, keep your home heated to at least 55°F, even when you’re away. Maintaining a consistent temperature is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to protect your plumbing during the coldest months. During extreme cold spells, let your faucets drip slightly to relieve pressure inside the pipes and prevent them from freezing. This small trick can save you from significant damage. Additionally, open cabinet
Sewer Line Backup in Denver? Here’s What You Need to Know
Dealing with a sewer line backup is one of the most stressful plumbing problems a homeowner in Denver Metro can face. Not only can it cause extensive damage to your property, but it also poses serious health risks due to exposure to sewage. Sewer line backups are often caused by tree roots invading your pipes, grease buildup, or aging plumbing systems commonly found in Denver homes. Recognizing the signs of a sewer line issue—such as slow-draining sinks, gurgling toilets, or unpleasant odors—can help you act quickly before the problem worsens. If you suspect a sewer line backup, taking immediate