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B&L Plumbing and Heating is a locally owned, family operated plumbing and HVAC company in Colorado Springs that describes itself as veteran owned. It works on water heaters including tankless units, drain cleaning and hydro jetting, sewer line repair, water softeners, water leak detection and water filtration systems, with commercial plumbing as well. It advertises 24/7 live answering and emergency service.
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Colorado Springs
Bill's Plumbing & Drain Service is a family owned company that has served the greater Colorado Springs area for over 40 years and is now in its second generation. It offers drain cleaning, sewer service, backflow installation and testing, water heater repair and replacement, gas lines, remodel plumbing and general plumbing. Emergency service is available around the clock.
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Colorado Springs
Home Heating Service, Inc. has served Colorado Springs since 1988 from 1565 Tuskegee Place. Besides heating and cooling, its licensed technicians provide plumbing repairs, drain cleaning and sewer backup clearing, pipe repair and replacement, and repair and installation of tank and tankless water heaters. After-hours emergency service is available.
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Colorado Springs
Olson Plumbing & Heating Co. has served Colorado Springs since 1917 and says it is still family-owned. From 2500 Centennial Boulevard it provides residential plumbing such as fixture repair and replacement, drain cleaning, standard and tankless water heaters and sewer repair, plus commercial plumbing, HVAC and underground utility work. It offers 24/7 emergency dispatch.
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Colorado Springs
Peak Flow Plumbing is a local, family-owned plumbing company at 4615 Topaz Drive in Colorado Springs serving the Pikes Peak region. It installs standard, tankless and commercial water heaters, clears drains, inspects drains and sewers by camera and works on sewer lines. The site promotes same-day service, upfront pricing and 24/7 live answering.
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Colorado Springs
Talmich Plumbing & Heating is a family owned Colorado Springs plumbing and HVAC company founded by Master Plumber Tom Talmich, serving the Pikes Peak region since 2006. It repairs and installs water heaters including tankless and indirect units, and handles drain cleaning, leak detection, slab leaks, pipe and water line repair, sewer line inspection and repair, fixtures and gas lines. It also offers boiler, furnace and air conditioning work.
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Share your location, property type, the affected fixtures or pipework and the work you want assessed. Include when the issue started, accessible photos and your preferred timing. Give each company the same brief to compare scope, exclusions and prices.
Share your location, property type, the affected fixtures or pipework and the work you want assessed. Include when the issue started, accessible photos and your preferred timing. Give each company the same brief to compare scope, exclusions and prices.
Ask who will do the work and what qualifications, licensing and insurance apply to your project and location. Request current supporting details and check them with the appropriate issuer where relevant. A profile or review score alone does not establish suitability.
Each company sets its own prices and booking terms. Costs depend on the work, access, labour, parts and any diagnostic or call-out charges. Ask for a written scope and itemised quote, including exclusions, before agreeing to work.
Photos can help explain the affected fixtures, visible pipework, equipment and available access. Share any relevant model details or previous documents you already have. Ask the plumber what information they need to assess your request.
Ask whether the information provided is enough for a quote or whether the plumber needs to inspect the property. Confirm what the assessment covers, whether it is chargeable and which work or prices still need confirmation.
Emergency availability does not establish 24-hour service, a guaranteed arrival time or a fixed emergency rate. Contact the company directly to confirm current availability, coverage and charges.
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