Sewer Line Repair

Expert Sewer Line Repair & Replacement Services in Denver

A damaged or clogged sewer line can lead to serious plumbing issues, including slow drains, foul odors, sewage backups, and even property damage. If you suspect a problem with your sewer line, don’t wait—our excavation specialists are ready to provide fast, reliable sewer line repair and replacement services.

We offer multiple repair and replacement options to fit your needs and budget:

Our Sewer Line Repair & Replacement Methods
 

• Trenchless Pipe Bursting
  A modern, non-invasive way to replace your old sewer line without digging up your yard. We use hydraulic equipment to break apart the old pipe while pulling a new pipe into place—ideal for minimal disruption to landscaping and hardscapes.
  
  
• Trenchless Pipe Relining
  Instead of replacing your entire sewer line, we can repair it from the inside using a durable liner. This method reinforces your existing pipe without requiring excavation, extending the lifespan of your sewer system.
  
  
• Traditional Excavation (Dig Method)
  For severely damaged or collapsed sewer lines, excavation may be necessary. Our team will carefully dig and replace your sewer line, ensuring proper function and long-term reliability. While more invasive, this method is often the most cost-effective solution for complete pipe failure.

Signs You May Need Sewer Line Repair

Not sure if your sewer line needs attention? Here are some common warning signs:

• Slow Draining Sinks, Showers, or Tubs – Persistent clogs could indicate a blockage in your main sewer line.
• Foul Sewage Odors – A broken or leaking sewer pipe can release unpleasant smells inside or outside your home.
• Sewage Backups – If sewage is backing up into your drains, it's a sign of a major sewer line obstruction.
• Lush Green Patches in Your Yard – An unusually green or soggy area in your yard could indicate an underground sewer line leak.
• Foundation Cracks or Sinkholes – A leaking sewer line can erode the soil around your home, leading to structural damage.

If you’re experiencing any of these issues, contact us today for an inspection!