# Denver Sewer and Water Pricing Real cost ranges where we have them, and an honest call for a quote where a number depends on what the camera finds. Nothing here is an estimate, a market average, or a competitor figure. ## Sewer camera inspection Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Sewer camera inspection](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/methods/sewer-camera-inspection) What drives the price: - Whether an accessible cleanout already exists or access has to be created. - Length of the run and how far the camera has to travel. - Whether the line has to be cleaned before the wall is visible. - Whether electronic locating and depth marking are added to the inspection. ## Hydro jetting and descaling Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Hydro jetting and descaling](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/methods/hydro-jetting-descaling) What drives the price: - What is in the line: grease, sludge, roots, or hard scale. - Pipe material and wall condition, since fragile pipe limits pressure. - Length of the run and the number of passes required. - Access point location and whether a cleanout exists. ## Sewer line spot repair Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Sewer line spot repair](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/methods/sectional-spot-repair) What drives the price: - Depth of the line at the defect, which is the largest single multiplier. - Whether the repair is trenchless or requires an excavation pit. - Surface above the defect: lawn, concrete, asphalt, or mature landscaping. - Whether the defect sits in the public right of way. ## CIPP sewer line lining Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about CIPP sewer line lining](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/methods/cipp-lining) What drives the price: - Length and diameter of the run being lined. - How much preparation the host pipe needs, including descaling or reaming. - Number and placement of access points. - Whether reinstating any branch connections is required. ## Pipe bursting sewer replacement Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Pipe bursting sewer replacement](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/methods/pipe-bursting) What drives the price: - Length of the line and depth at each access pit. - Diameter of the new pipe, including any upsize. - Where the entry and receiving pits land and what is on top of them. - Proximity of other utilities inside the displacement zone. ## Open cut sewer line replacement Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Open cut sewer line replacement](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/methods/open-cut-excavation) What drives the price: - Depth of the line, which drives shoring, spoil handling, and pit size. - Length of the trench and the soil and rock conditions along it. - Surface type over the line and the restoration standard it requires. - Whether the work enters the public right of way and needs traffic control. ## Water line repair Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Water line repair](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/water-lines/water-line-service-repair/denver-co) What drives the price: - Burial depth of the service and the distance from the leak to the building. - Whether the leak is under a driveway, walk, or finished surface. - Pipe material and whether the failure is isolated or systemic. - Whether the work touches the meter setting or the right of way. ## Water service line replacement Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Water service line replacement](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/water-lines/water-line-installation-replacement/denver-co) What drives the price: - Length from the main or meter to the building and the depth of the run. - Whether the new line is bored, burst, or trenched. - Service size, including any upsize for added fixtures or fire service. - Surface restoration across driveways, walks, and landscaping. ## Sewer cleanout installation Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Sewer cleanout installation](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/sewer-lines/sewer-line-cleanout/denver-co) What drives the price: - Depth of the line where the cleanout is set. - Surface above the tie-in point. - Whether the location is chosen for access or dictated by the line path. ## Sewer tap installation Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Sewer tap installation](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/taps/sewer-tap-installation) What drives the price: - Depth of the main and the width and surface of the right of way. - Traffic control requirements at the tap location. - Inspection sequencing set by the authority with jurisdiction. ## Water tap installation Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Water tap installation](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/taps/denver-water-tap-installation) What drives the price: - Depth and size of the main and the service size being installed. - Right of way conditions, surface type, and traffic control. - Meter pit or vault requirements at the property. ## Storm drain and site drainage work Priced after a camera inspection or on-site look at the line. [Read more about Storm drain and site drainage work](https://www.denversewerandwater.com/drains/denver-co) What drives the price: - Length of the run, the fall available, and the discharge point. - Depth and surface conditions across the route. - Whether the connection ties into a public storm system, which is a separate approval. --- Denver Sewer and Water is a privately owned, licensed and insured plumbing contractor. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Denver Water, the municipal water utility, or any government entity. To pay a municipal water bill or reach the public utility, visit denverwater.org. Source: https://www.denversewerandwater.com/pricing