Best Plumbing Services in Colorado Springs, CO

I was so impressed with Jorge from A + Sewer and Drain.  Very professional and didn't over charge or recommend things I didn't need.  Came to my house and installed a sump pump at a very reasonable price.  Most of the companies who came to my house charged so much more.   They even will match a competitor's price if you happen to find someone who will do the project cheaper (if it's reasonable). Communication was immediate. Will accept credit cards.

We had a very nice experience with BPR. We had several items we needed addressed and were happy with the results for all of the projects. This is definitely who we will use for future plumbing needs.

Very kind and respectful, and troubleshooted our electrical issue perfectly. Definitelty recommend

My sump pump went out right when we got the massive 3 day rain, go figure. I found Pat onYelp and he was able to get over to my house within an hour and get it replaced. Very friendly, cares about the job he does and most importantly a local Castle Rock small business.

Responsive. Professional. Courteous. Fair. Reasonable. Helpful. Good communication. Highly recommend! Thank you!

Used this company for the first time. My previous plumber is retiring so I have been trying to find a new company to work with.
Reviews on Yelp regarding Russ are true.
Arrived on time in this weather. Was efficient, thorough and very professional.
If everything goes well and I have no further issues with my leaky toilet. Then I will continue to use this company as I was very impressed with the work done.

I can't say enough good things about this business and their people. Responsive, polite, capable and just a couple of sweethearts. Highly recommend this business to anyone needing help.

I started using B&L about 3 years ago after a friend recommended them to me.  We were adding a bathroom to our basement and needed someone who could advise us about pipe placement and moving existing lines.

B&L sent out a rep to help, and when we were ready they came and jackhammered up the portions of our slab and set up the pipes.  We were told up front that we would need to have the concrete poured back in, so we arranged for that to be done the next week.  Once our walls were up, B&L came back and installed our fixtures and took great care to not damage anything in the now tight spaces of the new bathroom.

I now call on them for any plumbing needs.  Their prices are extremely competitive, they are always punctual, and they are locally owned and operated.  Who doesn't love a competent small business?!?  Awesome in my book!!!

I had been using Parkey's for decades, but no more. They had always seemed a bit pricier than others, but I thought that reflected quality. Several months ago, I had them come to fix a drip on an outside faucet because winter is coming. Repairman charged over $200 to replaces internals of the faucet. I was relieved that he did not have to replace the entire thing. He checked the pressure on the water heater and said it was way too high and that I needed pressure flow inline at the source and existing one was probably broke. He put one inline, but left the old one in place. Total charge for the day was around $700. We thought the new water pressure seemed low, but we assumed the expert knew what he was doing and how do you know by touch what the correct pressure should Be? Pipes stated banging at the source occasionally and we wondered if it was our water heater. After a few months of low flow showers, dish washing, and banging, we figured something was wrong. I called in another company to check, and sure enough, the pressure was at 40, half the limit of 80. Things work great now and no banging pipes with pressure at 65. I do not know if Parkey's even checked the pressure after installing the new valve, but they certainly did not adjust to a usable level. The old valve in line was not a contributor to the problem, and we left in, adjusted for full flow. I had heard Parkey's plumbers work on commission, and therefore look toward maximum charge, but this business model, paired with incompetence is one to be avoided.