Sewer and Water Line Service in Denver, CO

Denver Sewer and Water repairs, replaces, and taps sewer and water lines across the City and County of Denver. We scope the line with a camera before quoting anything that involves digging, we pull the Denver permits ourselves, and our own crews do the excavation and the restoration. That is the whole answer to what we do here.

Denver is not one kind of underground. The pre-1950 core from Baker and Capitol Hill out through Park Hill and the Highlands is largely vitrified clay laterals in short jointed sections, with cast iron inside the building and galvanized or older water services out to the main. Those neighborhoods fail at the joints, and mature street trees do most of the finding. Postwar Denver, roughly Harvey Park through Virginia Village, mixes clay, early cast iron, and Orangeburg, which deforms instead of cracking. Newer Denver, Green Valley Ranch, Central Park, and the redeveloped corridors, runs PVC and copper, and the calls there are usually construction damage, settlement, or a belly rather than material failure.

The other thing that makes Denver work different is the street. In Denver the property owner owns the sanitary lateral all the way to the main, including the run under the sidewalk and under the pavement. When a defect sits in the right-of-way, the repair adds permitting, traffic control, and a restoration spec written to the surface we cut. We plan that into the quote instead of discovering it on the second day.

We also do the work most plumbing companies subcontract out. Sewer taps, water taps, fire line taps, deep excavation, and coordination with Denver Water on the tap side are in-house here. If the job is buried and it is bigger than a snake, it is our lane.