Denver Plumbing & Fuel Gas Code Amendments
City and county · Denver County · Colorado
- Plumbing code
- 2024 IPC
- Fuel gas code
- 2024 IFGC
- Effective
- Dec 31, 2025
- Adopted by
- Ord. No. 735-25, Ord. No. 1634-25
- Local amendments
- 60
Denver doesn't use the model plumbing and gas codes exactly as printed. It adopted the 2024 IPC and 2024 IFGC and then made 60 local changes. Some are paperwork, like permits and fees. Others change what you build in the field, including building sewer depth, water service line depth, gas pressure test. If you bid off the model book alone, you can miss them. CodeCheck Colorado lists every one in plain English with the official source.
Topics covered
- Building sewer depth
- Water service line depth
- Gas pressure test
- Gas piping
- Venting
- Backflow prevention
- Water heaters
- Plumbing tests and inspections
- Fixtures
- Graywater
- Permits and administration
What is Denver's building sewer depth requirement?
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How deep does a water service line have to be in Denver?
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What is Denver's gas pressure test requirement?
Denver: gas test at least 1.5 times working pressure and 10 psig; welded or over 14 in. w.c. piping, 60 psig (IFGC 406.4.1).
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What does Denver change about gas piping?
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What are Denver's local venting rules?
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What are Denver's backflow prevention rules?
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What does Denver require for water heaters?
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How does Denver handle plumbing tests and inspections?
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Does Denver change any fixture requirements?
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What is Denver's rule on graywater systems?
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What permit and fee rules does Denver add?
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