10/15/2026
Do you know what’s behind your walls, and when key plumbing was last updated?
As inspections, insurance reviews and claim documentation bring more questions about a home’s plumbing, a few simple records can help you plan with confidence. Keep track of your water heater’s installation year, pipe materials (such as copper, PEX, galvanized or poly), past repairs and warranties. It’s also worth checking whether shut-off valves still turn and looking for rust or green staining under sinks.
In Denver’s older neighborhoods, original shut-off valves and aging supply lines can look fine until the day they fail. A licensed plumber can identify pipe materials, test valves and put the findings in writing for your records, so you can plan replacements on your schedule, not the night something gives out.
Plunge Plus Plumbing is locally owned and operated in Denver since May 2009, licensed and insured. We show up on time, treat your home like our own, and work to get the job right the first time, with transparent pricing and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Learn more at plungeplus.com.