When drains back up in more than one place, the problem is usually the main sewer line. We camera the line first so you see the break, roots, or sag before you decide anything.
Big repairs rarely come at a good time. Ask about monthly payment options.
Your sewer line carries every drain in the house out to the city main, and in most Denver-area cities the homeowner is responsible for it. Once it cracks, separates, or fills with roots, backups come more often and wastewater can soak the soil around the pipe.
Older homes across Englewood and Denver often have clay tile, cast iron, or Orangeburg sewer pipe, and mature trees send roots into every joint they can find.
We run a camera through the line and show you exactly what is wrong.
We dig to the damaged section, repair it, and backfill properly.
New sewer pipe from the house to the city connection when the old line has failed.
Hydro jetting clears roots and buildup when the pipe itself is still sound.
A cleanout gives easy access for future maintenance and inspections.
We correct low spots that hold water and catch waste.
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.
Sewer trouble around here tends to follow the age of the neighborhood. Older parts of Englewood, Denver, and Littleton have clay and cast iron lines under big trees, while some post-war homes still have Orangeburg pipe that deforms with age. From our Englewood shop we cover the whole south metro, from Cherry Hills Village to Highlands Ranch.
A camera inspection answers that. We run the camera through the line, show you the footage, and point out any breaks, roots, offsets, or sags. If it is a clog in a sound pipe, cleaning may be all you need.
In most Denver-area cities, the property owner is responsible for the sewer line from the house to the city main. Your city or sanitation district can confirm where their responsibility starts.
Often, yes. Hydro jetting cuts roots out of the line. If the pipe is cracked or separated, roots will grow back, so we show you the footage and explain when a repair makes more sense.
Yes. Financing is available for larger repairs like sewer line replacement. Ask about it with your estimate or visit our financing page.
Tell us what is going on and where. We will call you back to confirm the details and set a time.
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