At Sewer Lines Only, we not only specialize in the installation and repair of sewage mains in the Denver area, we offer expert installation, repair, and replacement of water lines to homes and businesses.

If you have a water leak in your water line, you may notice an increased water bill, a sink hole in your grass or excess moisture. Sewer Lines Only can repair the problem area quickly and affordability, saving you money on your water bill.

Sewer Lines Only replaces and repairs the existing water line from the city mainline to the house. Our team is also experienced in installation of new water lines for a new development. In addition, our relationships with suppliers will save you money on type K copper water lines, meter pits, water shut offs and any other material needed to complete the job.

Whether it’s a brand new house under construction, a new retail or office space, or a new building on your already existing property, we’ll be happy to get your new water line installed and ready to go.

We will take every step to ensure your new water line’s security while keeping your costs as low as possible. We perform a comprehensive overview of the area to make sure no underground cables, roots, or other blockage will pose any issue to your new water line, which also helps us to keep the trenching process as brief as possible. Sewer Lines Only prides ourselves on our expert and efficient water line installation in Denver.

If your property is exhibiting signs of a damaged water line, there is a chance that the issue may have advanced beyond the ability to repair. In that case, you will have to replace your water line entirely.

The current standard for water lines is copper piping, which shows greater durability than previously used materials (unless installed in a district with a water supply containing corrosive material, in which case other options such as composite materials or plastic are considered). If your damaged water line is made of lead or galvanized steel, it cannot be repaired and will need to be replaced.

Water line replacement in Denver may seem like a daunting project, but we are well equipped to make the process as quick and easy as possible for you with great service and years of experience. There are many benefits to replacing a damaged or corroded water line, including:

• improved water pressure
• cleaner water
• lower water bills

Depending on the size and scope of the property as well as any obstacles to the laying of new pipe, the replacement process can vary. However, most water line replacements don’t take more than a few days, and we make sure to cause the absolute minimum disruption to your property possible.

The water main is the principal water source in the area, typically owned and operated by the city and running beneath the streets. Your service line, or water line, is that which connects the water main to your house or business.

If you are experiencing the symptoms of a damaged water line and the damage is found to be on the water main, you are not financially responsible for the repair or replacement. However, if the damage is to your water line and not the water main, you are most likely financially responsible.

If the damage or break is found to come from your water line, don’t panic! Many homeowner’s insurance policies include coverage for repair or replacement of water lines. Contact your homeowner’s insurance agent to verify the details of your policy.

There are many ways to do your part to keep your water line working properly. Here are our top three:

1. Prevent Clogged DrainsThe most commonly used drains are typically those in the kitchen and bathrooms. Never pour oil or grease into the sink, reduce your use of bath oils and other oily substances in your baths and showers, and avoid running hot showers in quick succession—this causes unnecessary strain on your plumbing.
2. Constantly Check for LeaksBe aware of the warning signs! Always be on the lookout for abnormal moisture in your yard as well as leaks in your faucets and shower heads. You may also notice a higher than usual water bill.
3. Insulate Your Pipes Against FreezingFrozen pipes are a huge danger to the health of your water line—the water inside will freeze and then expand, often causing pipes to burst. Insulate your indoor pipes, especially those in places prone to cold such as basements and crawl spaces. Additionally, run water from every valve in your house in a routine manner throughout the cold months to prevent freezing.

If you are experiencing signs of a broken or damaged water line, or just want to know more about your property’s piping system and how best to keep it in tip top shape, give us a call at Sewer Lines Only. Clean water supply is one of the most crucial parts of any home or business, and we’re dedicated to keeping yours running smoothly for years to come.

Many older homes in and around the Denver area, still have the original lead pipes which can wreak havoc on your health. Lead water testing is easy to do and affordable. We encourage homeowners to test their water lines for peace of mind!

If you live in the City of Denver, Denver Water offers a free lead water test. Order a lead test request.

For more information, regarding lead in water testing, please visit the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

We’re here to help! Any questions or concerns you might have – just ask!