Aurora neighborhoods we cover for sewer work
Aurora spans seventy years of building, from post-war ranches near Colfax to new master-planned neighborhoods on the southeast plains. Each era left different pipe in the ground. These pages explain what that means street by street.
All areas
Service areaHeather Ridge
Sewer help for Heather Ridge townhomes and condos: shared lines, HOA responsibilities, golf-course trees and backups affecting several units.
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Service areaHoffman Heights
Sewer help for Hoffman Heights' post-war ranch homes near Colfax and I-225: basements, aging lines, mature trees and backup prevention.
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Service areaOriginal Aurora
Sewer help for Original Aurora near East Colfax: older homes, alley mains, clay and cast iron service lines, mature trees and basement backups.
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Service areaSaddle Rock
Sewer help for Saddle Rock's newer homes in southeast Aurora: PVC lines, settled trenches, construction debris, finished basements and HOA rules.
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Service areaTallyn's Reach
Sewer help for Tallyn's Reach homes in far southeast Aurora: newer PVC lines, deep basements, settling, debris and young landscaping.
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Service areaVillage East
Sewer help for Village East's 1960s and 1970s homes: split-levels, cast iron and early plastic lines, basements, trees and swelling clay soils.
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Neighborhood pages
Pick your Aurora neighborhood
Coverage follows the plumbing network's Aurora ZIP codes. If your neighborhood has no page yet, call to check coverage.
- Service area
Heather Ridge
Sewer help for Heather Ridge townhomes and condos: shared lines, HOA responsibilities, golf-course trees and backups affecting several units.
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Hoffman Heights
Sewer help for Hoffman Heights' post-war ranch homes near Colfax and I-225: basements, aging lines, mature trees and backup prevention.
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Original Aurora
Sewer help for Original Aurora near East Colfax: older homes, alley mains, clay and cast iron service lines, mature trees and basement backups.
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Saddle Rock
Sewer help for Saddle Rock's newer homes in southeast Aurora: PVC lines, settled trenches, construction debris, finished basements and HOA rules.
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Tallyn's Reach
Sewer help for Tallyn's Reach homes in far southeast Aurora: newer PVC lines, deep basements, settling, debris and young landscaping.
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Village East
Sewer help for Village East's 1960s and 1970s homes: split-levels, cast iron and early plastic lines, basements, trees and swelling clay soils.
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What changes by neighborhood
How sewer problems change across Aurora
Older northwest neighborhoods tend to have clay or cast iron service lines, alleys and big trees. Mid-century subdivisions have basements and laterals that have now passed sixty years. Townhome and condo communities share lines and rely on associations. Southeast master-planned areas have newer PVC that can still settle, catch construction debris or shift in swelling soils. Each page explains the local picture.
Aurora also extends into three counties, Arapahoe, Adams and Douglas, but the city's wastewater rules apply throughout the city. Calling is the fastest way to confirm a plumber covers your address.
Older and newer parts of the city
Older and newer parts of Aurora
Northwest Aurora near Colfax holds the city's oldest homes, many with alleys and original service lines. The southeast holds newer master-planned neighborhoods with PVC lines and young trees. In between are decades of ranches, split-levels and townhome communities, each with its own typical problems.
Check your street
Call to confirm coverage for your address
Tell the plumber your neighborhood and the age of the house, and they will say on the call whether they cover it.