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We Are Hiring A Plumbing & Heating Technician: September 1, 2011

Our growing service & installation company is looking for a qualified plumbing & heating service technician.  This position performs service calls in our customer’s homes; deliver exceptional customer service, servicing all plumbing systems, hydronic and forced air heating systems as well as sewer systems.  Position will assist our installers on boilers, water heaters, well pumps and furnace installations.  In addition, position will assist construction plumbers on installation of commercial and residential plumbing and heating systems.

If you are licensed, experience, possess a positive, enthusiastic and fun approach to customer service, we want to talk to you! We also offer continuing education, excellent working conditions, clean uniforms and trucks.

Interested candidates can go to grandlakeplumbing.com to see the required credentials. For more information please call us at 970.627.3441. 

The following are required by all considered applicants
1. Must have a high school diploma or equivalent and solid math skills
2. Must have transportation, a clean driving record and a valid driver’s license
3. Must have a clean appearance and pass background & drug test
4. Have minimum of 5 year experience in plumbing and heating trade. Basic hand tools are required.

Consider a career move to our company by send a resume with experience, reference and contact information to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call us at 970.627.3441

Tuesday, 03 May 2011 12:06

Sump Pumps

Written by Lindsey Morrow


With EPIC snowfall in Grand & Routt County this winter, is your home's sump pump up to the task of keeping your crawl space and basement dry?

Fish Creek FallsSteamboat Springs received over 430 inches of snow this winter! ... and the wettest time of year is just around the corner. All this water can keep your home's sump pump working nearly continuously to keep your crawl space and basement dry.

As mechanical things go, we don’t think too often about our home's sump pump. It’s hidden down under home, out of sight - out of mind. But the reality is, your sump pump is often one of the hardest working pieces of equipment in your house.

The cost and inconvenience of a sump pump failure can be high

A submersible sump pump removes water year round, and when snow runoff or heavy rains hit the water pump works extra duty keeping your crawl space from flooding. Most Steamboat Springs homes with crawl spaces or basements have a sump pump to aid in drainage. Here are a couple of things to consider:

  1. Sump pumps are mechanical and will eventually fail.  The most common reason for failure is the sump pump switch.
  2. If your sump pump fails during a rain storm, your basement can flood in a matter of minutes.
  3. Basement flooding can ruin your furnace, water heater and other mechanical and electrical devices.
  4. Sump pumps should be checked for proper operation a couple of times per year – pour some water into the sump pit until the submersible pump cycles. This is usually an easy process and only takes a couple of minutes.  Don’t wait for a failure during a rainstorm to find out your sump pump doesn’t work.

Again, all sump pumps eventually fail, so you should protect your home with a battery backup sump pump.  If you have a finished basement, a battery backup system is essential.

Our experience has been the basic systems tend to fail when you need them most.  While you don’t need to spend a fortune, you will find that for a few extra dollars you can get a good quality battery backup sump pump. These systems give you an extra measure of defense. They not only protect your belongings in case of a power failure, but automatically kick in should your primary water pump fail.  

Grand Lake Plumbing offers a variety of quality sump pump and backup sump pump system. These systems provide around the clock protection.  Grand Lake Plumbing can help you determine which sump pump system is right for your home.

Don't let last winter's epic snowfall lead to flooding in your crawl space or basement. Call for a complete sump pump check-up today.

Grand County CO Sump Pump Sales, Installation & Repair

970-627-3441

Routt County CO Sump Pump Sales, Installation & Repair

970-879-1504


Tuesday, 08 March 2011 10:45

The Greatest Invention Since Running Water

Written by Lindsey Morrow

Did you know that your old-fashioned water heater has to keep water hot 24 hours a day, constantly heating and re-heating stored water and wasting energy. And we've all experienced that cold shower because someone used up all the hot water in the tank!

The revolutionary new tankless systems don't store hot water... they immediately heat the water when you need it so you have an endless supply of hot water. You'll also be saving energy and that translates into dollars for you.

There are also many different tax credits available for the 2011 year for both tankless and standard energy efficient water heaters. We will help you get all the forms filled out, so you can enjoy your new heater as well as some extra money coming back to you!

Federal Tax credits are available through the Energy Star Program. Also there are local incentives through Excel Energy in Grand County and Atmos Energy in Routt County.
 
As our area's leading experts in tankless water heating systems, Grand Lake Plumbing & Heating will be happy to show you the benefits of going tankless and help you determine which system is perfect for your needs.

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Grand Lake Plumbing & Heating
P.O. Box 529
Grand County, CO 80447
Grand Lake Plumbing & Heating
1900 Bridge Lane
Steamboat Springs, CO 80477
Grand Lake Plumbing & Heating
12208 US Highway 34
Grand lake, CO 80447