Plumber 4
Heat that stays in the floor

Denver hydronics

Heat that stays in the floor

Plumber 4 designs radiant loops and supply lines for Denver altitude — hard water, old brick, and a written drawing before the first valve comes off.

  • Northline
  • Hearthwell
  • Ridgeflow
  • Summit Valve
  • Copperlane
  • Basin Co
  • Warmloop
  • Altitude
Drawn, then piped

The bench

Drawn, then piped

We build the manifold on the bench, photograph every joint, and only then open the wall. Denver water is hard and the winters are long, so the drawing includes the softener, the expansion tank, and the mixing valve — not a surprise on the invoice.

  • Altitude-sized boilers Recovery and venting calculated for 5,280 feet, not a sea-level spec sheet.
  • Hard-water plan Softeners and anode schedules written into the quote when the neighborhood needs them.
  • Brick stays brick We sleeve, patch, and leave the plaster line straight before we ask you to look.
  • Drawing stays A labeled sketch stays with the house, so the next call starts from the last joint.
Meet the crew

The work

Six things we take from drawing to heat

Radiant floors, boiler rooms, baths, kitchens, copper supply, and the fixtures you live with.

Boiler rooms
01

Boiler rooms

Insulated tanks, pumps, and the pipe forest that keeps a Denver row house warm without a rattling baseboard.

Plan a boiler
Manifold bench
02

Manifold bench

Loops built and labeled on the bench so the floor heat is balanced before it disappears under the finish.

See a manifold
Bath resets
03

Bath resets

New supply, a quiet fill, and fixtures set level — the room you walk into when the dust is gone.

Reset a bath
Kitchen taps
04

Kitchen taps

A faucet that does not weep into the cabinet, with stops you can actually reach.

Fix a tap
Copper supply
05

Copper supply

Cut, cleaned, and fitted copper so the supply runs quiet inside the wall.

Plan the supply
Copper fixtures
06

Copper fixtures

A finished bath with exposed copper — shower, taps, and a basin set level.

See a finish

Recent jobs

Work left in the house

Baths, boilers, and copper we have already set. Open a photo to see the finish.

Who answers

A small Denver bench

Field lead, desk, manifold bench, and the tech who finishes the room.

Amina Cole

Amina Cole

Field lead

Julian Peck

Julian Peck

Lead plumber

Ellis Ward

Ellis Ward

Manifold bench

Noah Briggs

Noah Briggs

Service tech

From the block

What the row houses say

Floors that stay warm, taps that stay dry, and copper that stays quiet.

They drew the radiant loops before they touched the plaster. The parlor is warm in the morning and the brick still looks like brick.

Helen Cho Curtis Park

The kitchen tap had been weeping into the cabinet for a year. Plumber 4 swapped the stops, set the faucet, and left the shelf dry.

Mateo Ruiz Highlands kitchen

Julian set the loops, Ellis built the manifold, and Amina ran the visit. One crew, one number, no second company.

Priya Nand Capitol Hill

When the heat drops

A cold floor before sunrise?

Call the desk. We isolate the loop, protect the floors, and schedule the repair that lasts the winter — not a patch that fails in March.

(303) 555-4180

Visit desk

Tell the desk what the house is doing

Radiant loops, a weeping tap, or a boiler that short-cycles. The desk reads this before the truck rolls.

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