Severance sits between Windsor and Eaton, and it has seen steady growth in recent years. Many homes are new construction with PEX plumbing, builder-grade fixtures and landscaped yards, alongside older rural properties on larger parcels. The plumbing needs range from fixture repair and water heater service to well and long-service-line concerns. We start by asking what you are seeing and where, so we arrive with the right tools. Photos or a short description of when the problem started help us plan the visit.
In newer Severance subdivisions, we often see issues that appear a few years after construction: supply connectors that start to weep, toilets that run, water heaters with sediment buildup from hard water, and irrigation zones that need adjustment. Outdoor spigots and sprinkler assemblies also need attention before the first hard freeze, since exposed plumbing takes the worst of the wind and cold on the open plains. Large lots and open exposure mean that outdoor spigots, irrigation lines and detached buildings are the first places freezing damage appears, so we walk those areas as part of a seasonal visit.
Older rural properties have different issues. Longer water lines, private systems, larger sewer runs and outbuildings with their own plumbing can all hide leaks and freezing risks. A leak in a long service line may show up first as a damp patch or a rising water bill. Clay soil movement can also stress buried lines over time.
We come to Severance from Fort Collins to handle drain cleaning, leak detection, water heater work, sprinkler service and urgent plumbing calls. Call (970) 447-1519 and tell us what is going on.
Around Severance
We regularly work near:
- 📍Severance town center
- 📍Windsor-Eaton corridor
- 📍surrounding farmland
Plumber in Severance — Local Notes
- •Severance mixes newer subdivisions with rural properties, so we see fixture and irrigation work alongside long service lines and freeze-exposed plumbing.