Sewer Line Repair in Denver

The sewer lateral is the buried pipe between your house and the City’s main. We inspect it, repair it and replace it when needed, starting with a camera so roots, cracks or a sag are on screen before any digging.

Sewer work covers Denver and the cities nearby.

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Camera inspection

We push a camera on a cable from the cleanout to the main. The video logs footage marks for each crack, root mass, dip or loose joint along the way.

Clearing roots

A root cutter clears the line and water flows again. The roots return through the same openings, though, so we also tell you if that stretch of pipe should be fixed.

Repairing one section

If damage is limited to one length of pipe, we excavate at that spot and replace it while the rest of the lateral stays where it is.

Replacing the lateral

A lateral that is broken in several places, sagging along its run or caved in is past patching. Laying a new one out to the main is the durable fix.

Denver’s sewer rules

The property owner is responsible for the lateral up to and including the tap into the main sewer. The City and County of Denver takes care of the main public sewers only.

Before a building sewer is repaired or replaced, Denver requires a Sewer Inspection Permit, and only a person the City has licensed for that work can get one.

How old is your line?

Denver’s median home was built in 1974. A lateral from that era may be the original pipe, or it may have been replaced since. Our sewer line age checker estimates its age and likely material from the year your house was built.

One slow drain on its own may only need a drain clearing visit. If the supply side is failing too, look at repiping. For the rest, head back to the homepage.

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Call us and tell us what is going on and where you are. The call is free, and you get a free, personalized quote with no obligation. We're here to help.

Call (855) 321-3426
Call (855) 321-3426