Water Line Repair in Hudson, CO

Who supplies water to my Hudson home?

Hudson is a small farm town in southern Weld County at the crossroads of Interstate 76, Highway 52 and Weld County Road 49, and the Census classifies it as entirely rural. Our research didn't turn up a verified water or sewer provider for Hudson, and we won't guess. The provider name on your water bill tells you who to call about anything at the meter or in the street. If you don't get a water bill, your home may be on its own well, and in that case the whole line from the well to the house is yours. If you're unsure, the town office or Weld County can point you in the right direction.

Which part of the line is mine to fix?

That depends on the provider, and we don't have Hudson's rule on file. Across most Colorado systems, the pipe on the house side of the meter or curb stop belongs to the owner, and a leak between the meter and the foundation is a private plumbing repair. Treat that as the starting point and confirm with your provider before anyone digs near the meter. On a rural lot, the service line can be long, and a leak may show up only as a pump running more often or a bill creeping up.

What about permits?

We couldn't verify which office issues plumbing permits for Hudson addresses. Hudson is an incorporated town, so start by asking the town office whether it handles permits or refers them elsewhere. A plumber who works in southern Weld County will usually know the answer and can pull any permit the job needs. Ask before the trench is backfilled in case an inspector wants to see the pipe.

A Hudson note

Open plains winters bring hard freezes and wind that can drive frost deeper around exposed spots, so a shallow section near the foundation or meter is the most likely place for a break after a cold snap. Close the main shutoff inside the house if water is flowing, and when you call, mention whether you're on a provider's meter or a well so the plumber arrives ready for the right system.