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Plumber in Louisville, CO

Historic downtown, 1980s and 90s neighborhoods, and hundreds of brand-new rebuilds after the Marshall Fire.

The short answer

Singer Plumbing Co. serves Louisville, Colorado, with water heater repair and replacement, leak detection, fixture repair, drain cleaning, frozen pipe repair, and backflow testing. Louisville's median home was built in 1991, and many homes are new construction after the 2021 Marshall Fire. Owner-operated and based in the Denver metro; call or text (720) 818-5569.

The Marshall Fire destroyed 553 homes in Louisville in December 2021, so the town now mixes historic houses near Front Street, 1980s and 90s neighborhoods, and new rebuilds.

Plumbing in Louisville

In the 1980s and 90s homes, original water heaters, fixtures, and supply lines are due. In the rebuilds, the plumbing is new, but new systems still need their first service calls: pressure-reducing valves, expansion tanks, and fixtures that weren't set quite right. Louisville's water comes from South Boulder Creek and the Colorado River, and the city had no mandatory watering restrictions in 2026.

Common Louisville calls

  • Water heater replacement in 1990s homes
  • Leaks and fixture repairs
  • Punch-list plumbing in rebuilt homes
  • Frozen pipes and hose bibs
  • Backflow tests filed through BSI Online

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

Louisville plumbing at a glance

Water providerCity of Louisville: South Boulder Creek and Colorado River water, stored in Marshall Lake, Harper Lake, and Louisville Reservoir
HomesMedian year built 1991. The 2021 Marshall Fire destroyed 553 homes in Louisville, so many are new rebuilds.
Watering rulesNo mandatory restrictions in 2026
BackflowThe city uses BSI Online for backflow test reports

Sources: Louisville 2026 water quality report; Census ACS 2019–2023 via Point2Homes; Louisville water restrictions. Checked October 2026.

Backflow testing in Louisville

Louisville requires annual backflow tests on commercial, multifamily, institutional, and irrigation connections, due Sept. 30 and filed through BSI Online.

First test $95 per device for new customers. Backflow testing in Louisville →

What we do in Louisville

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Common questions

Louisville plumbing questions

Who supplies water in Louisville, CO?

The City of Louisville, using surface water from South Boulder Creek and the Colorado River, stored in Marshall Lake, Harper Lake, and Louisville Reservoir.

Does Louisville have watering restrictions?

The city said there were no mandatory water restrictions in 2026, only voluntary guidance.

Who requires backflow testing in Louisville?

The City of Louisville. Commercial, non-single-family residential, industrial, institutional, and irrigation connections must be tested every year by Sept. 30.

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