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10/14/2026

🚰 WELL SYSTEMS & YARD HYDRANTS | Is Yours Ready for Winter?

If you live on acreage, chances are you have a yard hydrant somewhere on your property.

But did you know that even a frost-free yard hydrant can freeze?

Most traditional frost-free hydrants are designed to drain water from the vertical pipe after they're turned off.

However, if they aren't draining properly, water can remain inside and freeze.

Common warning signs include:

🔹 Water continuing to run after shutting it off
🔹 Leaking around the hydrant
🔹 Standing water around its base
🔹 Reduced water flow
🔹 A hydrant that has frozen previously

Different hydrant designs have different operating requirements, so it's important to know what you have.

At Mountain High Plumbing, we work with yard hydrants and residential well-system plumbing.

💬 Have a yard hydrant that isn't working properly?

Give us a call before the colder weather arrives!

📞 719-425-9773

— Mountain High Plumbing

10/13/2026

🍂 HOMEOWNER SERIES | Don't Forget Your Outbuildings!

Colorado is giving us another reminder that winter is right around the corner!

When preparing your home for colder weather, don't forget about the plumbing in your garage, barn, or shop.

These spaces often have plumbing that's more exposed to freezing temperatures than the plumbing inside your home.

A few things worth checking:

🔹 Exposed water lines
🔹 Sinks and outdoor wash stations
🔹 Yard hydrants
🔹 Plumbing along exterior walls
🔹 Unheated garages and workshops

Taking a little time to prepare now could save you from dealing with damaged pipes later.

Not sure whether your plumbing is protected properly?

That's where we can help!

Jeremy is a licensed and insured Master Plumber who believes in helping homeowners understand their plumbing—not selling them something they don't need.

📞 Call Mountain High Plumbing: 719-425-9773

Serving Colorado Springs and surrounding areas.

— Mountain High Plumbing

10/09/2026

🔧 ASK JEREMY | What Should You Check Before Winter?

Colorado’s warmer fall days are the best time to handle the little things we tend to forget until the first genuinely cold night arrives.

So we’re putting Jeremy on the spot. 😂

What plumbing question do you have before winter?

Outdoor faucet? Yard hydrant? Exposed pipe? Water heater? Well system? Plumbing in a garage, barn or shop?

Drop your question below.

Jeremy will answer some of them in upcoming posts—and if there’s something you can safely check or handle yourself, we’ll tell you that too.

Because the best plumber isn’t the one who sells the most. It’s the one who helps the most.

💙
— Mountain High Plumbing

10/07/2026

🔥 WATER HEATER SERIES | Don’t Wait for a Cold Morning

As temperatures drop, nobody wants to discover their water heater is struggling while getting ready for work—or halfway through a shower. 😬

Take a few minutes to look at your water heater and watch for:

🔹 Water collecting around the bottom
🔹 Rust or corrosion
🔹 Unusual noises
🔹 Inconsistent water temperature
🔹 Hot water running out sooner than normal
🔹 A unit approaching or exceeding 8–10 years old

Water or corrosion around a water heater can indicate a leak and shouldn’t be ignored.

That doesn’t automatically mean you need the most expensive replacement available. It means it’s worth understanding what’s happening before a small warning becomes an emergency.

💬 Do you know how old your water heater is?

🏔️ Honest Advice. Quality Work. No Pressure.

💙
— Mountain High Plumbing

10/05/2026

🍂 HOMEOWNER SERIES | Prepare While the Weather Is Nice

The colder weather we’ve already felt was a good reminder that winter isn’t very far away.

We have some beautiful, warm weather ahead this week—which makes this the perfect time to take a quick walk around your property and prepare your outdoor plumbing before Colorado changes its mind again. 😂

Check for:

🔹 Garden hoses still connected
🔹 Outdoor faucets and hose bibs
🔹 Splitters, timers and attachments
🔹 Exposed piping
🔹 Yard hydrants
🔹 Plumbing in garages, barns and shops
🔹 Outdoor sinks or kitchens

Start by disconnecting your hoses and attachments so outdoor faucets can drain properly when freezing temperatures arrive.

You don’t need to wait until the forecast says 28° to figure out what needs attention.

💬 Have outdoor plumbing you’re unsure how to prepare for winter? Ask us!

🏔️ Honest Advice. Quality Work. No Pressure.

💙
— Mountain High Plumbing

09/28/2026

💧 WELL SYSTEM SERIES | Your Well Is More Than Just the Pump

When there’s a problem with your home’s well system, it’s easy to assume:

“The well pump must be going bad.”

But several components work together to move water from your well to the faucets inside your home—including the pressure tank, switches, valves and piping.

Sometimes what feels like a well-pump problem is actually happening somewhere else in the system.

Mountain High Plumbing works on well systems—everything except the actual well pump. We can help diagnose what’s happening and determine whether the problem is within the plumbing system or whether it’s time to call a well-pump specialist.

Because replacing parts before identifying the actual problem can get expensive quickly.

💬 Have a well-system question? Ask us! It may become a future post.

🏔️ Honest Advice. Quality Work. No Pressure.

💙 — Mountain High Plumbing

09/07/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day, neighbors!

We hope you get a chance to slow down, spend some time with the people you love, enjoy this beautiful place we get to call home, and maybe even leave a few things on the project list for another day. 😂

To everyone working today—and to all of the hardworking people in the trades and throughout our community—we appreciate you.

From our family to yours, Happy Labor Day! 💙

— Mountain High Plumbing

09/04/2026

🇺🇸 Labor Day Weekend is almost here!

Whether you're heading out to see the balloons at the Labor Day Lift Off, camping, grilling, working around the property, tackling one last summer project—or doing absolutely nothing for once 😂—we hope you have a safe and relaxing long weekend.

We're pretty lucky to call this part of Colorado home, and weekends like this are a good reminder to slow down and enjoy it.

💬 What are your Labor Day weekend plans?

And if you're heading to the Lift Off... we want to know: morning balloon launch or evening balloon glow? 🎈

From our family to yours, have a wonderful Labor Day weekend!

💙
— Mountain High Plumbing

08/31/2026

🔧 Sometimes plumbing goes a little deeper than what's under your sink.

This one was a BIG one — 130 feet of sewer line.
When a sewer line needs to be replaced, there's a lot more happening underground than most homeowners ever get to see.

Excavation, proper placement of the new line, drainage, and making sure everything is installed correctly all matter when you're dealing with a system that's going to be buried underground and expected to do its job for years to come.

Plumbing isn't always faucets, toilets, and water heaters. Sometimes it's 130 feet of pipe, an excavator, and a whole lot of dirt. 🚜

💬 Did you know plumbers handled projects this large, or is this side of plumbing new to you?

🏔️ Honest Advice. Quality Work. No Pressure.

💙
— Mountain High Plumbing

08/28/2026

🔧 ASK JEREMY | Do I need to call a plumber for this?

Sometimes the answer is yes.

Sometimes the answer is not yet.

And sometimes it's something Jeremy can explain over the phone so you can take care of it yourself.

We believe being a good plumber isn't about turning every question into a service call. It's about helping homeowners understand what's happening and knowing when they really do need professional help.

If something around your house has you wondering...

🤔 Is this normal?

💧 Should that be leaking?

🚿 Can I fix this myself?

🔧 Is this something I should have looked at?
Ask us.

Drop your plumbing question below. Jeremy may answer it in an upcoming post or video!

🏔️ Honest Advice. Quality Work. No Pressure.

💙 — Mountain High Plumbing

Address

Colorado Springs, CO
80903

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Website

http://www.mountainhighplumb.com/

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