Service Area

Map and ZIP codes

Neighborhoods and nearby towns

• The Pinery

  The Pinery is an older, wooded community in unincorporated Douglas County just south of central Parker. Its slopes, trees and housing age cause water problems you won't see in the flatter, newer subdivisions around it.

• Stonegate and Stroh Ranch

  The master-planned neighborhoods on Parker's west and north sides, including Stonegate and Stroh Ranch, went up mostly from the 1990s into the 2000s. Many homes still run their original water heaters, valves and hoses, now at or past their typical service life.

• Downtown Parker

  Mainstreet mixes some of Parker's oldest buildings with new shops-over-apartments, townhomes and rentals. A water problem downtown is as likely to start on a flat roof or in the unit upstairs as in a basement.

• Franktown

  Franktown and the acreage around it, south of Parker along Highway 83, run on private wells, septic systems and long driveways. A water loss out here plays out differently from one in a subdivision, starting with how you stop the water.

• Elizabeth

  Elizabeth sits east of Parker in Elbert County. In-town homes, new subdivisions, acreage and manufactured homes share open, windy ground, and the permit and utility contacts differ from Douglas County.

• Southeast Aurora

  Just north of Parker, the 80016 ZIP code in southeast Aurora filled with large newer homes over the past two decades. Their plumbing, appliances and finishes fail differently from older houses, and the permit and utility contacts you need belong to Aurora.

• Lone Tree

  West of Parker along I-25 and C-470, Lone Tree has a large share of condos, apartments and townhomes, including newer buildings around RidgeGate. In a stacked building, a leak almost always becomes more than one household's problem.