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Main sewer line blockage slowing down your home? Since 1999, Done! Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric has helped thousands of local homeowners get things flowing again—quickly and stress-free.
A backed-up or broken main sewer line isn’t just stressful—it can bring your whole household to a standstill. At Done, we understand how disruptive this is. That’s why we offer expert main sewer line repair using advanced diagnostics and trenchless techniques whenever possible, so we can fix the issue without tearing up your yard.
We’re available 24/7 because sewer problems don’t wait for business hours. Whether it’s a sudden blockage or signs of long-term damage, our team gets to the root of the problem quickly—restoring your peace of mind and your plumbing system.
Straightforward service, skilled technicians, and a team that stands behind every repair.
Trusted by thousands since 1999, Done! sets the standard for reliable home service in Denver. Our licensed pros get the job done right the first time - and if something isn’t perfect, we make it right.
Your time matters. We offer convenient appointment windows, real-time updates, and a team that answers when you call. With Done!, you get responsive service that works around your schedule.
As Denver’s all-in-one home systems team, our technicians deliver top-tier workmanship across plumbing, HVAC, drains, and electrical. One call connects you with experts who understand how your entire home works together.
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From tough clogs to full sewer line replacements, our professional plumbers handle every kind of sewer and drain service your home may need. Whether it’s cleaning, repair, or installation, we’ve got the tools and expertise to keep your plumbing flowing smoothly. Explore our full range of sewer and drain solutions below.
Main sewer line work requires careful planning, technical expertise, and clear communication. Done approaches sewer line projects by first identifying the exact cause and location of the problem using modern diagnostic tools. This helps ensure repairs are appropriate to the condition of the sewer line rather than overly invasive.
Throughout the process, findings and repair options are explained clearly so homeowners understand what’s happening and what to expect next. Repair methods are selected based on the condition of the pipe, site conditions, and long-term reliability, with an emphasis on minimizing unnecessary disruption whenever possible.
By combining technical experience, up-to-date repair techniques, and a transparent approach, Done helps homeowners address sewer line issues while keeping the process straightforward and manageable.
Main sewer line repairs start with a thorough evaluation of the sewer pipe, often using a camera inspection to locate damage and assess whether trenchless repair is an option. When conditions allow, trenchless methods such as pipe lining or pipe bursting may be used to repair or replace the sewer line underground with minimal excavation.
Pipe lining involves installing a new liner inside the existing pipe to seal cracks and restore proper flow. Pipe bursting replaces the old pipe by breaking it apart and pulling a new pipe through the same path. Both approaches reduce the amount of digging required and help limit disruption to yards, driveways, and surrounding areas.
In cases where trenchless repair is not suitable, traditional excavation may be necessary to access and replace damaged sections of the sewer line. When excavation is required, the repair process is typically planned to limit disruption as much as possible while ensuring the sewer line is properly repaired and restored., our skilled team ensures the process is efficient, with minimal disruption to your property and daily life.
Maintaining a main sewer line usually starts with periodic inspections, which may include sewer camera inspections to evaluate the condition of the pipe from the inside. These inspections help identify early signs of root intrusion, buildup, cracks, or pipe misalignment that may not yet be causing noticeable symptoms.
Cleaning the sewer line is another common maintenance step. Removing grease, debris, or residue buildup can help maintain proper flow and reduce the likelihood of blockages or backups. When minor issues are identified during inspections, addressing them early can help limit further deterioration.
Proactive sewer line maintenance can help extend the usable life of the pipe and reduce the risk of unexpected sewer problems. The appropriate maintenance schedule depends on factors such as pipe age, material, and past issues, which can be evaluated during an inspection.
Main sewer line issues can develop for several reasons, many of which occur gradually over time. Tree root intrusion is a frequent cause, especially in areas with mature trees, where roots seek out moisture and can enter small cracks or joints in the pipe. Once inside, roots can restrict flow or cause pipes to separate.
Aging sewer pipes are another common factor. Older materials may crack, corrode, or collapse as they deteriorate, increasing the likelihood of leaks or blockages. Buildup inside the sewer line, including grease, paper products, and other debris, can also narrow the pipe and lead to slow drains or backups.
In regions like the Denver area, ground movement caused by freeze–thaw cycles and shifting soil can place stress on underground pipes, potentially leading to misalignment or breaks. Identifying the exact cause of a sewer line problem typically requires a professional inspection, which helps determine the most appropriate repair approach.
Main sewer line issues often affect multiple fixtures at once rather than a single drain. Recurring clogs in sinks, tubs, or toilets throughout the home can indicate a blockage or damage in the main sewer line rather than a localized plumbing issue.
Other common warning signs include water backing up into toilets or bathtubs, gurgling sounds from drains or toilets, and persistent sewage odors coming from plumbing fixtures. Outside the home, unexplained wet patches, soggy soil, or unusually green areas of grass may point to a leaking or broken sewer line underground.
Because these symptoms can worsen over time, identifying the cause early is important. A professional evaluation, often using a sewer camera inspection, can determine whether the sewer line needs repair and help prevent more extensive damage.
When your home’s plumbing starts acting up, few things are as stressful as a clogged main sewer line. At Done! Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric, we understand how urgent and overwhelming it feels when things stop flowing—and we’re here to help, 24/7, throughout Aurora and Greater Denver.
Spotting the signs early can help you avoid bigger, messier problems. Keep an eye out for gurgling toilets, slow drains in more than one room, foul smells, or even sewage backing up. These are all red flags that your main sewer line might be in trouble—and it’s time to call Done!
Whether you’re facing a minor blockage or something more serious, our expert team uses top-of-the-line equipment to get your home back to normal—without tearing up your yard or your schedule.
Preventative care can save you time, money, and headaches. Done! offers ongoing maintenance plans to help keep your main sewer line clear and healthy. Our 24/7 emergency response is also here when the unexpected strikes—day or night.
We’re more than plumbers—we’re your neighbors. Licensed, insured, and trusted in the community since 1999, Done! delivers expert service with straightforward pricing and real peace of mind. From quick cleanouts to full main line repairs, we’re your one-stop solution in Aurora and Greater Denver.
Sewer line trouble doesn’t have to ruin your week. Let Done! make it simple. We’ll inspect, clean, or repair your main line fast—so you can get back to your life. Call now for trusted, around-the-clock support.
