Done has served the Denver metro and Front Range communities since 1999, which means the team working on your sewer line has seen the specific conditions — expansive clay soils, aging clay tile and cast-iron pipe, hard water, deep frost-line requirements — that make Colorado sewer repairs different from other parts of the country. That local experience, combined with trenchless capabilities, same-day service options, and transparent pricing, is the core of what Done brings to sewer line work.

Full-Service Sewer Capabilities Under One Roof

Some sewer contractors do cleaning or they do replacement — Done does both, along with camera inspection, hydrojetting, pipe lining, pipe bursting, and sewer excavation. That matters because the right repair for a given sewer line is often a combination: a partial lining of a damaged section, a hydrojetting pass to clear roots, and a camera inspection to confirm the result. When you’re working with a single contractor who can do all of it, the diagnosis and the repair are consistent — no handoffs between companies and no conflicting recommendations.

Trenchless First

Done’s default approach is to assess for pipe lining or pipe bursting before recommending excavation. Trenchless repair preserves your landscaping, shortens the job timeline, and is typically less disruptive to your daily life. When a camera inspection shows that trenchless methods will address the problem correctly, that’s what Done recommends — not a more expensive open-cut approach because it’s simpler to sell. If excavation is genuinely required, Done explains why and limits the dig area to only what’s needed.

Camera Inspection Before Every Repair

Done runs a sewer camera inspection before recommending any significant repair. You see what the camera sees, you get an explanation of what it means, and you get a recommendation based on actual pipe conditions — not a standard upsell. After the repair, a second camera pass confirms the work. This before-and-after documentation is something you can keep for your records, share with a home buyer, or use to verify the repair is holding at a future date.

Transparent Pricing and Financing Options

Sewer line repairs can be significant expenses, and Done doesn’t obscure that. Estimates are written out in plain terms before work begins — the scope, the method, the expected timeline, and the cost. There are no surprise add-ons when the crew is already on-site. For homeowners facing a large repair or full replacement, financing options are available that make the project manageable without deferring necessary work until it becomes an emergency.

Local Knowledge That Changes the Outcome

The Front Range has specific characteristics that affect sewer work: expansive clay that moves seasonally, frost depths that push sewer mains 6 feet or deeper, older neighborhoods with clay tile that predates modern pipe materials, and cottonwood and maple trees whose roots actively seek out the moisture in sewer lines. Done’s technicians understand these conditions because they work in them every day across Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Englewood, and the surrounding communities. That familiarity affects everything from the repair method selected to the materials specified.

Emergency Availability

A sewer backup is not a problem you can schedule around — it affects every drain in the house and often produces sewage in the lowest point of the home. Done offers emergency drain and sewer service for exactly these situations. The same team that handles planned repairs handles emergencies, which means you get an experienced technician with the right equipment, not an unskilled after-hours crew.

  • Full-service sewer capabilities: cleaning, camera, hydrojetting, lining, bursting, excavation
  • Trenchless methods evaluated first on every job
  • Camera inspection before and after every significant repair
  • Written estimates before work begins — no on-site surprises
  • Financing available for large repairs and replacements
  • Emergency sewer service available when you can’t wait

See what Denver-area homeowners say about Done’s sewer work at our reviews page, or contact our sewer team to schedule a camera inspection and get a clear recommendation for your line.