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Referral Disclaimer for Longmont, CO Plumbing Service
Read this page to understand who does the work, who checks the paperwork and what the site does not promise.
- Licensed and insured plumbers
- Same-day service when available
- 24/7 emergency dispatch
This business runs a referral and dispatch line for homeowners in Longmont, in Boulder County, and in nearby towns of neighboring counties. The sections below explain how the service works and where its responsibility stops.
This site is a free service to assist homeowners in connecting with local service contractors. All contractors are independent and this site does not warrant or guarantee any work performed. It is the responsibility of the homeowner to verify that the hired contractor furnishes the necessary license and insurance required for the work being performed. All persons depicted in a photo or video are actors or models and not contractors listed on this site.
How the dispatch line works
A dispatcher answers each call, asks what is happening and where, and passes the request to a plumber serving that address. The site connects homeowners with local service contractors. Calls are answered 24/7, though routing depends on the service requested and the area.
The site is a way to reach those contractors. It does not perform plumbing work itself, and a page about a service describes the work in general terms, not a promise that a given plumber will do it at a given time.
Independent contractors, not agents
The plumbers who take dispatched calls are independent contractors, and each is responsible for the work performed. They are not agents of this site, and nothing here creates an employment or agency relationship between any contractor and the site.
A homeowner who hires a dispatched plumber is making an agreement with that plumber. Questions about the work, the schedule or the paperwork go to the contractor who performed it.
Licences, insurance and permits
License details required for the work are available to any caller or homeowner on request before work begins. Ask for them, check the name with the State Plumbing Board, and confirm with the local building office whether a permit applies. The site publishes no credential details.
The homeowner is the one who verifies that the hired contractor holds the license and insurance the job requires.
In practice that means three steps: ask for the details, compare them with the state record, and ask the building office about any permit before the work starts.
No warranty, no guarantee, no published prices
The site does not warrant or guarantee any work, outcome or schedule. A plumber quotes a price after diagnosis, and this site publishes no exact prices. Written terms are agreed between the homeowner and the contractor, and any estimate or schedule a contractor gives is theirs alone.
Availability around the clock, and its limits
Same-day service is offered when available, and the line is answered at all hours. Availability and response times vary with demand, distance and conditions, so no arrival time is promised. In outer areas the dispatcher confirms availability by phone.
A gas smell, an electrical hazard or any immediate danger means leaving the building and calling 911 or the utility first.
General information, not a diagnosis
Pages on this site are general information and do not replace an on-site look at the problem. Local facts come from public sources and can change, so confirm them with the utility or the city office. Insurance information is general, and the site cannot promise that a claim will be approved or paid.
Where a page links to a city, county or state source, that source controls if it differs from the summary here.
People shown in photos and video
Anyone pictured is an actor or a model. None of them is a contractor listed on this site.
Phone contact, recordings and the lack of forms
The site has no contact forms, so reaching the business means a phone call or an email. How recordings are handled is explained on the privacy page.
Water damage calls
Water damage calls go through a separate line. That service covers water removal and drying only, and other trades, such as smoke and soot cleanup, are outside it.
Advertising and affiliation
This site is advertising material for a referral service. It is not a government body, and it has no affiliation with any utility, city or county.
Updates to this page and where to ask questions
This page may change, and the version posted here applies. Questions go to 303-567-7524 or to contact@longmontcoplumbingcompany.com. The business address, 2010 Gateway Blvd, Ste 137, Longmont, CO 80501, is shown as text only.
Questions about how this works?
Phone the dispatcher, and a person will walk you through it.
- Licensed and insured plumbers
- Same-day service when available
- 24/7 emergency dispatch