Licensed, insured local plumbershelp@littletonplumbinghelp.comCalls answered 24/7
80121 & 80122 · Arapahoe County

Plumbing Services in Centennial, CO

Need a plumber in Centennial? Call about any of our 34 plumbing services, from leaks and clogged drains to water heater replacement. Most homes with a Littleton mailing address in 80121 and 80122 are in the City of Centennial. Part of 80121 is in Greenwood Village, and some of both ZIP codes is inside Littleton city limits. About six in ten homes here were built before 1980.

Get plumbing help in Centennial & Greenwood Village(720) 731-0399Calls answered 24/7

Share the street address and what you have noticed. Mention an active leak or backup first.

80121 & 80122

Plumbing services in Centennial & Greenwood Village

Every service below is available across 80121 & 80122. Pick the closest match, or call and describe what you have noticed.

Who to call in Centennial & Greenwood Village

SituationWho handles itPhone
Any plumbing problem in your homeWe connect you with a licensed, insured local plumber (calls answered 24/7)(720) 731-0399
Water main break or sewer backup in the mainSouthgate Water and Sanitation Districts serve much of this area. Crews are on call 24/7 for district mains.303-779-0261
Water service from Denver WaterSome neighborhoods are Denver Water customers directly303-893-2444
Permits for plumbing workCity of Centennial Building Division. Greenwood Village and Littleton addresses use their own city.centennialco.gov
You smell gasLeave the building first. Then call 911 and Xcel Energy from outside.1-800-895-2999

Not sure which district you're in? Your water or sewer bill names it.

When homes here were built

80121 was built up mostly in the 1960s and 80122 in the 1970s, so most homes here are more than 45 years old.

Before 19801980–19992000 or later
80121
67%21%12%
80122
55%33%11%
Share of homes by year built, 20,953 homes. Source: U.S. Census American Community Survey estimates by ZIP code, via City-Data.

Plumbing issues worth knowing about

Drain and sewer lines that are 45 to 65 years old

In a house from the 1960s or 70s, the buried sewer line to the street is often the oldest plumbing on the property. Roots and shifted joints in that line cause slow drains that keep coming back. A camera inspection shows the problem before anyone digs.

Quick permits for common jobs

Centennial issues "One-Stop" permits for water heaters, gas lines and irrigation lines, with review in one business day. A water heater swap shouldn't be held up by the paperwork.

Leaks between the street and the house

The water service line from the curb stop to your house is usually the owner's to repair. A patch of yard that stays wet, or a meter that keeps moving with every tap off, points to a leak in that line.

Questions from Centennial & Greenwood Village homeowners

Is Centennial Water the same as the City of Centennial?

No, and the names cause real confusion. Centennial Water and Sanitation District serves Highlands Ranch. Most City of Centennial homes in 80121 and 80122 are served by Southgate or directly by Denver Water.

Water is coming up in the street. Who do I call?

Your water district, not a plumber. For Southgate customers that's 303-779-0261, which is answered around the clock for main breaks and sewer backups.

Do I need a permit to replace a water heater in Centennial?

Yes. Colorado requires a licensed plumber, a permit and an inspection. Centennial handles it as a One-Stop permit, reviewed in one business day.

Sources

Checked November 2026. Phone numbers belong to the utilities and offices named, not to this site.

Plumbing problem in Centennial & Greenwood Village?

Call with your street address and a short description. For an active leak or sewer backup, say so first.

Get plumbing help in Centennial & Greenwood Village(720) 731-0399Calls answered 24/7
Back to top ↑
Call (720) 731-0399Calls answered 24/7