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Well pump and water softener service in Elizabeth, CO 80107

Elizabeth is the largest town in Elbert County, with an old town center along SH 86 and acreage homes spreading out around it. Many of those properties rely on private wells, so pumps, pressure tanks and water treatment are a big part of our work here.

Elizabeth at a glance

ZIP code
80107
County
Elbert
Population
1,675 (2020 Census)
From our Aurora office
Roughly 30 miles via SH 83 and SH 86
Calls we get most
Well pressure loss, hard water, frozen lines
Short answer

Yes. Elizabeth lies roughly 30 miles south and east of our Aurora office, reached by SH 83 to Franktown and then SH 86 east. Our Franktown headquarters is on that same route, which shortens many trips. We cover the 80107 area, including Old Town Elizabeth and the acreage roads around it. We answer 24/7.

In-town water and private wells around Elizabeth

The Town of Elizabeth runs its own water service for homes inside town, while much of the surrounding countryside depends on something else. The Elbert County 2024 Water Master Plan says most county residents rely on individual Denver Basin wells for drinking water, and most of the community is on individual wells and septic systems. Around Elizabeth, that covers a lot of acreage homes.

For a well owner, the pump, pressure switch and pressure tank form the heart of the water system. When any one fails, water stops. Short cycling, sputtering faucets and pressure that swings up and down are early warnings. Well water can also be hard or carry sediment, which scales water heaters and fixtures and makes softeners and filters worth considering.

Homes in Old Town Elizabeth along SH 86 include older buildings with original piping and drains, while newer subdivisions and acreage homes have more modern systems. Winter on the open plains is tough on exposed lines, pump houses and hose bibs. We repair the plumbing in and around the house, and septic tank pumping stays with septic service companies.

Acreage home on the open plains near Elizabeth Colorado with a well pressure tank and water softener in an unfinished basement, late afternoon light

Local tips

Advice for well owners in and around Elizabeth

A Denver metro suburban main street with low brick storefronts and wide sidewalks on a sunny day
  • Watch for short cyclingIf the pump clicks on and off every few seconds while a faucet runs, the pressure tank may be failing. Fixing it early protects the pump.
  • Test your well waterNobody tests a private well for you. A lab test shows whether softening or filtration would help before you buy any equipment.
  • Keep a space heater readyDuring arctic fronts, a safe, thermostatically controlled heater in the pump house protects the switch and fittings from freezing overnight.

Questions

Plumbing questions from Elizabeth

Do you service private wells around Elizabeth?

Yes. We repair submersible pumps, pressure tanks and pressure switches for acreage homes around Elizabeth. Our Franktown headquarters sits on the way, so these calls are closer for us than the distance from Aurora suggests. We answer 24/7 when the water stops.

Does my Elizabeth home on a well need a water softener?

Many Denver Basin wells produce hard water, but every well is different. A water test tells you how hard yours is and whether iron or sediment are present. We use those results to recommend a softener, a filter or both, sized to your household.

Do you pump septic tanks in Elizabeth?

No. We handle plumbing inside the home and the drain line toward the septic tank. Pumping the tank and repairing the drain field belong to septic service companies. If a backup turns out to be a full tank, we will tell you so you can call them.

Plumbing trouble in Elizabeth?

Call any hour. We tell you on the phone how soon a plumber can get to you.

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