Plumbing Services
Fixture work, repairs, and remodel plumbing for mountain homes and businesses.
Plumbing servicesTrade Services
Trade Services in Summit County, Colorado
Our trade services in Summit County and Eagle County cover the plumbing and electrical side of a remodel as well as standalone repairs, scheduled by the same team running the rest of the project.
Book the Work
Tell us what needs plumbing or electrical attention
Describe the fixture, the circuit, or the remodel scope, and you will hear what the work involves and what it takes to do it right.
Plumbing and electrical work is performed by licensed, insured subcontractors we bring in and manage, and you hear who is doing the work before the estimate is final.
- Trade work coordinated inside a remodel, so nothing waits on a second contractor.
- Standalone repairs and fixture replacements for homes and rentals.
- A clear call on what is a repair and what has reached replacement.
- Work planned around permit and inspection timing in your town.
If something is not working right now, call and we will triage it. Call (970) 471-7846.
Project Photos
Plumbing and electrical finishes within real remodels
These project photos show installed fixtures, lighting, and sign work completed within larger remodeling scopes.
Plumbing and electrical, in one place
Most remodels touch plumbing and electrical, and handling those trades inside the project schedule keeps the work moving. We bring in licensed, insured plumbing and electrical subcontractors and manage them as part of your project, so you are not the one finding, vetting, and scheduling a separate contractor, and you still have one point of contact for the whole job.
These services are also available on their own. If you need a fixture replaced, lighting installed, or a repair handled, we can help with that as readily as with a full remodeling project.
Services
Trade services we offer
The plumbing and electrical work that remodels and mountain homes need, handled by a local team.
Electrical Services
Lighting, wiring, and panel work for remodels and service calls.
Electrical servicesAnswers
Common questions about trade services
Do you offer plumbing and electrical on their own, or only with remodels?
Both. Plumbing and electrical run as part of a remodel and as standalone service work, so a fixture replacement or a lighting project is as easy to book as a full renovation. Either way, the work is performed by a licensed, insured trade subcontractor rather than in-house staff, so it carries its own license and permit no matter how it is booked.
Can you handle the trade work in my remodel?
Yes. Plumbing and electrical are performed by licensed subcontractors we bring onto the project and schedule as part of the remodel, so you deal with one company instead of finding and coordinating separate trades yourself.
Do you work with property managers on trade work?
Yes. Property managers, second-home owners, and businesses all book trade work across both counties.
What plumbing and electrical work do you not take on?
Gas line work is not offered, and neither are utility service upgrades that have to be coordinated with the provider. Fixture work, circuits, lighting, devices, panels, and the trade scope inside a remodel are what is covered. If a job needs a specialist who is not on the crew, you hear that when you call.
Do you pull the permits for trade work?
Our licensed plumbing and electrical subcontractors pull the permits for their own scope of work, and we coordinate the inspection scheduling as part of your overall project timeline. Permit and inspection timelines differ from town to town here, so they go into your schedule rather than surfacing halfway through.
Which areas do you serve?
Based in Silverthorne, you can book trade services throughout Summit County, including Breckenridge, Frisco, Dillon, Keystone, and Copper Mountain, as well as across Eagle County.
Start Your Project
Need plumbing or electrical work?
Tell us what you need and you get a clear estimate. Trade work for remodels, repairs, and projects, handled by one local team.