Plumbers Serving Broomfield and 15 Nearby Cities, Towns and Neighborhoods
The office sits in Broomfield, and one phone line covers fifteen places around it, from Lafayette about 3.7 miles away to Applewood about a 24-minute drive. Each area below has its own page, because water, sewer and permit rules change from one boundary to the next. Pick the place you live in, or call and give the dispatcher your street.
Call to confirm your addressIs your street covered?
(303) 567-7524Give the dispatcher your address, and the answer comes before any plumber is sent.
- Have the street and cross street ready.
- Say what is wrong, in a sentence.
- Smell gas? Leave and dial 911 first.
One dispatch line behind fifteen area pages
Everyone who calls reaches the same dispatcher, whatever the town. The dispatcher asks what has failed, writes down the street and passes the job to a plumber who covers that part of the map. Some jobs go to our own plumbers. Others go to independent plumbers who work with us and answer for their own work.
The area pages exist because local rules differ. A sewer lateral that belongs to the owner in one city may be a district matter two miles away, and a permit that one building office issues in a day may come from a county office elsewhere. Reading your area page first tells you which questions to put to the plumber.
Nothing on these pages promises an arrival time. The dispatcher says what is possible when you call, and the answer depends on how many calls are open at that hour.
Seven areas within about 15 minutes’ drive of Broomfield
The distance column uses road miles from the office when an area is 12 miles or less away, and a drive time when it is farther. Each area link opens a page of local detail.
| Area | From the office | County | ZIP codes | What sets it apart |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lafayette service area | about 3.7 miles | Boulder County | 80026 | Our nearest area, where the City’s plan puts most homes between 1970 and 2000. |
| Westminster service area | about 4.9 miles | Adams County | 80030, 80031, 80035, 80036 | A city that also reaches into Jefferson County and draws water from Standley Lake. |
| Northglenn service area | about 4.9 miles | Adams County | 80233, 80234, 80260, 80603 | A city that runs its own sewer system, so the owner’s pipe ends at the city line. |
| Louisville service area | about 5.0 miles | Boulder County | 80027 | A Boulder County city with same-day permits and a water service line inventory. |
| Erie service area | about 6.0 miles | Weld and Boulder counties | 80516 | Historic Old Town homes beside newer planned neighborhoods, in two counties. |
| Thornton service area | about 6.2 miles | Adams County | 80241 | A city whose water averages about 13.5 grains per gallon of hardness. |
| Sherrelwood service area | about 8.4 miles | Adams County | 80221, 80263 | An unincorporated community where Crestview district serves only part of the area. |
A leak, a backed-up drain or a dead heater in any of these places goes to the same number.
Eight areas farther out, still on the same line
These places need a longer drive, and you hear the expected timing when you phone. The same plumbers and the same rules apply, with no separate number.
| Area | From the office | County | ZIP codes | What sets it apart |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arvada service area | about 9.9 miles | Jefferson County | 80001, 80002, 80003, 80004, 80005, 80006, 80007 | A city with its own water supply, sewer division and plumbing permits. |
| Henderson service area | about 9.9 miles | Adams County | 80640 | A community on district well water, with permits handled by the county. |
| Boulder service area | about 11.6 miles | Boulder County | 80301, 80302, 80303, 80304, 80305, 80306, 80307, 80308, 80309, 80310, 80314 | A city with its own utilities and historic districts such as Mapleton Hill. |
| Tennyson service area | about a 20-minute drive | Denver County | 80212 | Part of Denver’s Berkeley neighborhood, around Tennyson Street. |
| Sunnyside service area | about a 20-minute drive | Denver County | 80211 | A Denver neighborhood, so Denver’s permit and sewer rules apply. |
| Commerce City service area | about a 20-minute drive | Adams County | 80022, 80037 | A city whose main water district softens its supply to about 7 grains. |
| Wheat Ridge service area | about a 21-minute drive | Jefferson County | 80033, 80034 | A limited-service city where special districts, not the city, run water and sewer. |
| Applewood service area | about a 24-minute drive | Jefferson County | 80401 | A Jefferson County community with no city building office. |
The coverage map and where each area sits
The map centers on Broomfield. Each area’s direction below is a rough bearing from the office to the middle of that place, worked out from the coordinates we use in our listings, and it is a guide, not a boundary.
- To the north: Erie
- To the east: Henderson
- To the southeast: Commerce City, Northglenn, Thornton
- To the south: Arvada, Sherrelwood, Sunnyside, Tennyson, Westminster, Wheat Ridge
- To the southwest: Applewood
- To the west: Boulder, Louisville
- To the northwest: Lafayette
Who issues plumbing permits depends on where the house stands
Permit offices vary across the region. The rows below summarize what each area page found, and a plumber should confirm the office for your exact address.
| Where you live | Who handles permits | What to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Thornton, Arvada, Boulder, Commerce City, Wheat Ridge | The city’s own building division | Whether your job needs a permit and who applies |
| Applewood | Jefferson County Building Safety | Whether the county or a district covers your street |
| Sherrelwood and Henderson | Adams County building safety | Which water or sanitation district serves the address |
| Sunnyside and Tennyson | The City and County of Denver | Whether quick-permit rules cover the job |
| Westminster, Northglenn, Louisville, Lafayette, Erie | The city or town building office | The page for your town lists what it found |
Water heater replacement shows up on several of these lists as work that needs a permit, and replacing a fixture usually does not. The service pages explain each job.
If your town is not on the list, or your ZIP code is shared
Many ZIP codes here cross city lines, which is why the dispatcher asks for a street and not only a ZIP. These are the ZIP codes for the City and County of Broomfield itself:
- 80020
- 80021
- 80023
- 80038
A neighboring town that is not listed may still be reachable. Call and ask. If it is out of range, the dispatcher says so on the call instead of leaving you waiting. For broader questions, the plumbing FAQs and the how pricing works explain how visits and estimates work.
Browse by the job instead of the place
If you know the problem but not the page, the full list of plumbing services sorts the fifteen service pages by what goes wrong, and the homepage emergency guide covers the first minutes of a flood, a sewer backup or a gas smell.
Questions about where we work
What if my town is not one of the fifteen?
Call the dispatch line and give your street. Some nearby towns can be reached even when they have no page of their own, and the dispatcher tells you plainly if yours cannot.
Does each area have a different phone number?
No. The main dispatch line covers every area on this page, so you call the same number from Lafayette, Arvada or Boulder.
Are the plumbers sent to these areas all your employees?
Some are our own plumbers and others are independents who work with us. Independents answer for their own work, so ask for license details before anyone starts.
Not sure your town is covered?
Phone the line and say where you are. If the area is on this page, a plumber serving it takes the job.
Call (303) 567-7524