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Plumber in Lafayette, CO

Old Town's mining-era houses and three decades of newer neighborhoods.

The short answer

Singer Plumbing Co. serves Lafayette, Colorado, with water heater repair and replacement, drain and sewer line clearing, leak detection, frozen pipe repair, and fixture repair. Lafayette's median home was built in 1994, and lines installed in 1960 or later are non-lead under a 1959 city ordinance. Owner-operated and based in the Denver metro; call or text (720) 818-5569.

Lafayette started as a coal-mining town, and Old Town still has houses from that era. Most of the city, though, went up in the 1990s and 2010s.

Plumbing in Lafayette

Older homes near Public Road and Old Town have older sewer laterals and supply pipe. Lafayette passed an ordinance in 1959 that makes lines installed in 1960 or later non-lead, and the city has been collecting information on older lines. In the newer neighborhoods, the work is water heaters, fixtures, and the valves around them. Lafayette's 2026 Stage 1 drought response asked for irrigation no more than two days a week and no landscape watering from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Common Lafayette calls

  • Water heater replacement
  • Main line clogs in older homes
  • Leaks and fixture repairs
  • Frozen pipes and hose bibs
  • Sprinkler winterization

Lafayette is farther from our Denver base, so most work here is scheduled by appointment.

Lafayette plumbing at a glance

Water providerCity of Lafayette: mountain snowmelt treated at the Baseline Water Treatment Facility
HomesMedian year built 1994
Service linesLines installed in 1960 or later are non-lead under a 1959 city ordinance; the city is checking older lines
2026 watering rulesStage 1: irrigation no more than 2 days a week, and no landscape watering 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Sources: Lafayette water FAQ; Census ACS 2019–2023 via Point2Homes; Lafayette lead and copper program; Lafayette drought response. Checked October 2026.

Backflow testing in Lafayette

Lafayette requires annual backflow tests on commercial and multifamily accounts: irrigation by May 31, domestic and fire by Aug. 31, filed through BSI Online.

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Common questions

Lafayette plumbing questions

Who supplies water in Lafayette, CO?

The City of Lafayette. All of its drinking water is treated at the Baseline Water Treatment Facility from mountain snowmelt stored in local reservoirs.

Does my Lafayette home have a lead service line?

If the line was installed in 1960 or later, no: a 1959 city ordinance makes those lines non-lead. The city is gathering material information for lines installed before 1960.

Who requires backflow testing in Lafayette?

The City of Lafayette. Non-single-family residential and commercial accounts must test every year: irrigation assemblies by May 31, domestic and fire by Aug. 31.

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