Sewer Repair in Denver, CO

If your drains keep backing up right after you’ve had them “cleaned,” chances are the problem isn’t a clog at all; it’s damage in your sewer line. Things like foul odors, gurgling noises, soggy spots in your yard, or that sewer smell that just won’t go away usually mean the pipe itself is cracked or corroded. At that point, cleaning only masks the issue. That’s when professional sewer line repair comes in to actually fix the damage.

Think of it this way: sewer line repair is for pipes that are damaged but still structurally sound enough to be restored. We can seal cracks, stop leaks, and keep roots out. Sewer replacement (or full sewer line replacement) is for pipes that have collapsed, shifted, or deteriorated so badly that repair just isn’t an option anymore. The inspection tells us which solution makes sense for your home.

No, not always. A lot of sewer issues can be fixed with targeted repair, especially if we catch the problem early. Full sewer line replacement is usually only needed when the line is too far gone — like if it’s caved in, missing sections, or way out of alignment. That’s why we always start with a camera inspection before recommending next steps.

Ignoring it is the worst thing you can do. A small crack can turn into a full collapse, and a little leak underground can lead to foundation damage, mold growth, and even raw sewage backing up into your home. The longer you wait, the bigger (and more expensive) the mess becomes. It’s always cheaper and easier to deal with sewer line repair early.

Smaller sewer line repairs can usually be done in a single day. If you need a full sewer replacement, the timeline depends on the length of the line and how damaged it is, but most projects are wrapped up in just a few days. Either way, we’ll give you a clear timeline up front so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes. In many cases, we can do a sewer line replacement using trenchless methods. That means instead of digging a huge trench, we replace or repair the pipe underground. Your yard, driveway, and landscaping stay intact, and you still get a brand-new, reliable sewer line.