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Drain cleaning & sewer repair in Denver

From a slow kitchen sink to a collapsed sewer lateral — we find the real cause with a camera, then fix it right the first time.

A drain that keeps clogging is trying to tell you something. Snaking the same line every few months treats the symptom; a camera inspection finds the cause. We do both — clear it now, and show you what's really going on.

Drain cleaning

  • Sinks, tubs & showers. Grease, hair, and soap buildup cleared with the right tool for the line.
  • Kitchen & laundry lines. The usual repeat offenders — we clear them and tell you if there's a bigger issue.
  • Hydro-jetting. High-pressure water scours the pipe walls clean, not just a hole through the clog — the difference between a fix and a temporary reprieve.

Sewer & main lines

Denver's older neighborhoods sit on clay and cast-iron sewer laterals that tree roots love. We run a camera to locate the break or intrusion, then recommend the least invasive fix that actually lasts:

  • Camera inspection. We show you the footage on the spot and locate the problem to the foot.
  • Root removal & jetting. Cut roots and scour the line clean.
  • Trenchless repair. Pipe lining or bursting through one or two access points — no trenching your whole yard.
  • Spot repair or full replacement when the line is beyond relining.

What it costs

Drain cleaning (single line)$150 – $450
Hydro-jetting$400 – $900
Camera inspection$250 – $450
Sewer spot repair$1,500 – $4,000
Trenchless sewer replacement$6,000 – $18,000

We quote a flat price after we see the line — never a mystery hourly bill.

Common questions

Why does my drain keep clogging?

Repeat clogs usually mean a deeper problem — grease buildup, a bellied pipe, or tree roots in the main. A camera inspection finds the real cause so you fix it once.

What is trenchless sewer repair?

Pipe lining or bursting replaces or relines a sewer lateral through one or two small access points instead of digging up your yard — faster, less destructive, often cheaper after landscaping.

How much does sewer line repair cost in Denver?

A spot repair is typically $1,500–$4,000; a trenchless full-line replacement usually $6,000–$18,000 depending on length, depth, and access. We quote flat after the camera inspection.

Do you offer camera inspections?

Yes — we run a camera, show you the footage on the spot, and locate any break or root intrusion so the repair is targeted.

Sewage backing up?

That's an emergency. Call now.

A backed-up main is a health hazard. We clear it fast, 24/7.

(720) 555-0142

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