2491 W Iliff Ave, Denver, CO 80219

Repipe Specialists In Denver, CO

An independent, licensed plumbing contractor. Not affiliated with Denver Water or the City and County of Denver.

Denver Sewer & Water provides water line repiping for homes and businesses across the Denver area, using top-grade materials and proven repiping techniques to keep a water system running dependably.

  • Residential and commercial repiping.
  • Top-grade materials and proven techniques.
  • Video camera inspection before the scope is set.
  • Minimal disruption to the home or business.
  • Available 24/7 for emergency and scheduled work.

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Sewer Lines
Water Lines
Fire Lines
Storm Drains
Septic Systems

Independent, family-owned. Not Denver Water or a city agency.

Family Owned and Operated, Not the City Utility
Licensed and Insured
Second-Generation Specialists
Fast Response Across the Denver Metro

Signs a Water System Needs Repiping

Weak water pressure, a bitter taste in tap water, and recurring leaks in an older Denver home all point toward pipe material that is at the end of its life.

Waiting too long to replace deteriorating pipes can lead to more severe structural damage and potential health risks from contaminated water, so it is worth addressing early.

(720) 935-6221

Signs You May Need Sewer Line Repair

  • Cracked or shifting foundation.
  • Unexplained standing water.
  • Sudden spikes in water bills.
  • Frequent pipe leaks or water discoloration.
  • Weak pressure or a bitter taste in the tap water.
Open street cut exposing a copper water service line and curb stop in a Denver street
Water service work in the street, with the curb stop exposed and traffic control set.

How We Diagnose It

New Water Line Repipes In Denver, CO

We use video camera inspection to identify the problem without disrupting the property. That approach pinpoints the source of the pipe problem quickly and accurately so the repipe scope is right the first time.

Whether the job calls for replacing outdated pipes or repairing a specific section, the crew works to minimize disruption and get the home or business running again quickly.

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How a Repipe Project Works

  1. 1

    Evaluate the System

    We review pressure, water quality, leak history, and pipe material.

  2. 2

    Inspect and Confirm

    Camera inspection confirms the condition of the runs being considered.

  3. 3

    Set the Scope

    We define whether the project is a full repipe or a section replacement.

  4. 4

    Repipe and Restore

    The crew installs the new pipe and returns the property to normal use.

Denver Sewer and Water crew replacing a residential sewer lateral in a shored backyard trench
Sewer lateral replacement in a Denver backyard, trench shored and pipe staged.

Trusted for Underground Water Line Work in the Denver Metro

They found the leak on our service line without tearing up the whole yard. Clear explanation, fair scope, and the water was back on the same day.
Ellen Rhodes, Denver Homeowner
Pressure had dropped across the whole building. Their crew located the failure, showed us the options, and handled the replacement cleanly.
Tomas Reyes, Property Manager
Second-generation crew that clearly does this every day. They quoted after the inspection instead of guessing up front.
Karen Vogel, Lakewood Resident

What a Repipe Costs Depends on the System

Repipe cost tracks the length and number of runs, access through walls and floors, pipe material, and how much finish restoration the property needs.

We scope after the evaluation and explain where a partial replacement will serve the property as well as a full repipe.

Frequently Asked Questions

Thinking About Repiping Your Water System?

Call (720) 935-6221 or request a free quote and we will evaluate the system first.