Plumber Referrals in Loveland, CO – Sewer, Drains & Leaks

Loveland is in Larimer County, set around Lake Loveland and along US 34, the highway that heads west into the Big Thompson Canyon toward Estes Park. Older neighborhoods near downtown have houses that go back many decades, while the east side near I-25 has filled in with newer homes and apartments.

In the older parts of town, the sewer line from the house to the street may be clay or cast iron, and mature trees are everywhere. Roots work into the joints over time, and the first sign is often a basement floor drain that gurgles or backs up when the washing machine empties. A plumber can run a camera through the line and show you whether it's roots, a sag or a break before you decide on a repair.

If you live west of town toward the foothills, your home may be on a private well or septic system rather than city service. Mention that when you call, because a pressure tank, well pump or septic backup is a different job from a city sewer clog, and not every plumber works on wells.