Done! has been serving the Denver Front Range since 1999, and main sewer line work is one of the most technically demanding services a plumbing company can offer. Homeowners choose Done! because we combine licensed, experienced technicians with professional-grade equipment — sewer cameras, hydro-jetters, and trenchless pipe-lining systems — so you get an accurate diagnosis and a lasting fix, not a guess. Our team handles everything from a camera inspection to a full line replacement under one roof, which means fewer subcontractors, cleaner project management, and a single point of accountability.
Decades of Front Range Experience
Colorado’s soil conditions create unique challenges for underground sewer lines. The expansive clay soils common across the Denver metro expand when wet and contract when dry, placing tremendous stress on buried pipes year after year. Over time, that constant movement causes joints to separate, pipes to belly (sag), and eventually crack. Done!’s technicians have worked in these conditions for over two decades and know exactly what to look for when we run a camera through your line. We’ve seen the patterns — root intrusion along the Platte corridor, corrosion in aging cast-iron lines in older Capitol Hill homes, offset joints in neighborhoods where expansive soils are particularly aggressive. That localized knowledge shapes how we diagnose and fix problems, not just how we show up and snake a drain.
Sewer Camera Inspection: Know Before You Dig
A video inspection is the foundation of every sewer job we do. Before any repair plan is proposed, a Done! technician snakes a high-resolution camera through your main line and records what it finds. You see exactly what we see — root intrusion, cracks, scale buildup, bellied sections, collapsed pipe. That transparency matters because it protects you from paying for work you don’t need and it ensures the repair we recommend actually solves the problem that exists in your specific pipe. We also document the condition so you have a baseline record, which is useful if you’re buying or selling a home or filing an insurance claim.
Modern Repair Options That Minimize Disruption
Not every sewer problem requires tearing up your yard or your driveway. Done! offers trenchless solutions — pipe lining and pipe bursting — that can rehabilitate a damaged line from just one or two small access points. Cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining is particularly well-suited to the fractured or root-infiltrated lines we commonly see on the Front Range. A flexible liner coated in resin is inserted into the existing pipe, inflated, and cured in place, creating a smooth, joint-free pipe inside the old one. It’s faster, preserves your landscaping, and can add decades of service life to a compromised line. When a trenchless approach isn’t the right fit — for example, when a pipe has collapsed entirely — our crews are experienced with traditional excavation as well, and we restore the work area when the job is done.
What Sets Done! Apart on Every Sewer Job
There are a lot of plumbers in the Denver area. Here’s what consistently differentiates Done! on main sewer line work:
- Licensed and insured crews — every technician working on your sewer line is a licensed plumber or plumber’s apprentice working under direct licensed supervision, which matters for permit compliance and your protection.
- Camera documentation included — we don’t quote sewer repairs blind. You receive recorded footage so you can see the condition yourself.
- Trenchless-first approach — we evaluate whether a trenchless repair is appropriate before defaulting to excavation, saving your landscaping and your time.
- Upfront pricing — sewer work can involve unknowns, but Done! provides a written scope and price before any repair work begins. No surprise invoices.
- Emergency response available — a backed-up main sewer line is not a problem that can wait until Monday. Done! offers emergency drain and sewer service when you need it most.
The Value of a Maintenance Mindset
Done!’s Care Club maintenance membership extends to plumbing and drain health, not just your furnace and air conditioner. Members receive priority scheduling and discounts on diagnostic services, which makes routine sewer camera checks affordable enough to do proactively rather than waiting for a backup to force your hand. On older homes — and Denver has plenty of them — a sewer camera inspection every few years is genuinely good preventive maintenance. Catching a minor root intrusion or a small crack before it becomes a full blockage or collapse can save thousands of dollars and days of disruption.
If you’re dealing with slow drains, gurgling toilets, or sewage odors — or if you just want to know the condition of your sewer line — contact Done! for a sewer camera inspection and honest assessment. We also offer trenchless pipe lining and full drain and sewer services across the Front Range. Financing options are available at done.com/financing/.