The show has over 300 company exhibitors. Whether you’re ready to tackle a remodeling project or just need ideas, you’ll find plenty of options and answers.

Stop by the Lakewood Plumbing booth and find out about energy efficiency tax credits available with a new furnace, boiler or water heater.

Call our office – 303.233.7007 if you need tickets.

Lakewood Plumbing will be there and we’ll have air conditioners, furnaces, boilers, water filtration units, humidifiers and tankless water heaters on display.
This is a great time to take advantage of big money-saving incentives including:

• Garden and Home Show specials – equipment and service discounts;
• Energy efficiency tax credits – yes, credits, not just deductions;
• Xcel Energy rebates.

Speaking of tax credits, we’ll write more about that in another blog. It can be a bit complicated. You have to know what equipment qualifies and what the rules are. The credit can reduce your taxes or increase your refund by as much as $1500. Stop by our booth and we’ll explain the details.

Another good reason to visit the Lakewood Plumbing booth is to talk to our experts about fall and winter maintenance. A professional furnace checkup is just good common sense. It’s inexpensive and can save you money by preventing serious problems later on. Best of all, it means you and your family will be safe and comfortable this winter.

We have free passes available. Just call our office at 303-233-7007 to request your tickets. The cost to get in the Garden and Home Show is $12 per adult at the door.

There’ll be educational seminars, how-to clinics and food service. Click on  frequently asked questions to learn more about the Garden & Home Show. That page has other links to schedules, maps, exhibitor list and more.

Please stop by the Lakewood Plumbing booth to chat about your heating, cooling or plumbing needs, energy tax credits or to just say hi.

Know where your water shutoff valve is located and be sure that the entire family knows how to shut off household water supplies in the event of a sudden pipe or hose break

We have designed this portion of our website to offer you free tips to protect your home comfort system investments, and prolong the life of your equipment.

Maintaining Your Cooling System

• Filter: Change Your furnace filter once a month during the cooling season.
• Annual Tune-Up: Schedule an annual tune-up. It is important to have your air conditioning system inspected by a service technician. An annual tune-up can reduce your cooling costs by five percent
• Ductwork: Have your ductwork professionally cleaned every three – four years
• Leaks?: Check all hose connections for leaks, and make sure the condensate tube is draining freely