Family-owned in Englewood since 1957. Open 24/7.
Family-owned in Englewood since 1957. Open 24/7.
A wet spot in the yard, a jump in your water bill, or low pressure everywhere at once usually points to the service line. We find the break, dig only where needed, and replace the line right.
Big repairs rarely come at a good time. Ask about monthly payment options.
Your water service line runs underground from the main to your house, and in most Denver-area cities the homeowner owns it. When it cracks or corrodes, the leak runs around the clock, softening soil, wasting water, and working toward your foundation.
Many homes in Englewood, Denver, and Littleton still have original galvanized steel or older copper service lines. Freeze-thaw cycles and expansive clay soils put constant stress on them.
We pinpoint the break before digging so the excavation stays small.
Traditional excavation to reach the line and repair the damaged section.
A new service line to the house when the old one is past repair.
Repair or replacement of stuck or leaking main shutoffs.
Broken and burst lines repaired after a freeze, with new pipe buried below the frost line.
We trace pressure problems to the service line, the regulator, or the plumbing inside.
No surprises: you know what we found and what it costs before work starts.
We locate the line and confirm the failure, with a camera or leak locator where it helps, before anyone digs.
You see your options and an upfront estimate before work starts. No pressure, no hidden fees.
We handle permits and call Colorado 811 so other utilities are marked, then excavate only where we need to.
We test the new line, backfill, and walk you through the finished work.
Start with a diagnosis. You will see the problem before you pay for a fix.
Our shop is on South Kalamath Street in Englewood, so most of our water line jobs are close to home: post-war ranch homes in Englewood and Denver, older properties around downtown Littleton, and newer neighborhoods out to Highlands Ranch and Parker. We know the local utilities, the permit requirements, and the soil we are digging in.
In most Denver-area cities, the homeowner owns the service line that runs from the water main to the house, so repairs fall to the owner. Your water provider can confirm exactly where their responsibility ends.
It depends on the pipe. A single break in a sound line can often be repaired. If the line is old galvanized steel or has failed in more than one spot, replacement usually costs less over time. We show you what we found and price both options when both make sense.
No. We locate the leak first and excavate only where the work requires it. Before digging, we call Colorado 811 so gas, electric, and other lines are marked.
Yes. Financing is available for larger repairs like water line replacement. Ask when we give you your estimate, or see our financing page.
Tell us what is going on and where. We will call you back to confirm the details and set a time.
Prefer to talk? Call 303-366-2433. We are open 24/7.
