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Sewer services for Aurora homes

From a camera look down the service line to a brand-new pipe out to the main, these pages explain each sewer service an independent licensed plumber on this line can talk you through.

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  • Large tree in a yard with a plumber working at a cleanout nearbyService

    Root Intrusion Removal

    Tree roots in Aurora sewer lines: elms, ash and cottonwoods, cutting and jetting, camera checks and permanent fixes with lining or replacement.

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  • Plumber running a drain machine at a basement cleanoutService

    Sewer Backup Cleanup

    Sewage in the basement of an Aurora home: stopping water use, clearing the line, safe cleanup, finding the cause and preventing the next backup.

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  • Sewer camera monitor showing a pipe joint with a plumber's hands on the controls in a basementService

    Sewer Camera Inspection

    Video inspection of Aurora sewer service lines from the basement cleanout to the main: roots, cracks, sags, depth and the right repair.

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  • Open trench with new PVC sewer pipe laid on gravel with a house behindService

    Sewer Line Replacement

    Full sewer service line replacement for Aurora homes: when repair is not enough, trenching versus bursting, depth, slope, basements and permits.

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  • Two small access pits in a lawn with a pipe bursting machine at one of themService

    Trenchless Sewer Repair

    Lining and pipe bursting for Aurora sewer service lines: small pits instead of trenches through lawns, driveways and frozen ground. When each method fits.

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Choose the sewer service you need

Each page explains the work, how Front Range soils, basements and trees affect it, what you can safely check yourself and how Aurora's service line rules apply.

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  • Large tree in a yard with a plumber working at a cleanout nearby

    Root Intrusion Removal

    Tree roots in Aurora sewer lines: elms, ash and cottonwoods, cutting and jetting, camera checks and permanent fixes with lining or replacement.

    Explore service
  • Plumber running a drain machine at a basement cleanout

    Sewer Backup Cleanup

    Sewage in the basement of an Aurora home: stopping water use, clearing the line, safe cleanup, finding the cause and preventing the next backup.

    Explore service
  • Sewer camera monitor showing a pipe joint with a plumber's hands on the controls in a basement

    Sewer Camera Inspection

    Video inspection of Aurora sewer service lines from the basement cleanout to the main: roots, cracks, sags, depth and the right repair.

    Explore service
  • Open trench with new PVC sewer pipe laid on gravel with a house behind

    Sewer Line Replacement

    Full sewer service line replacement for Aurora homes: when repair is not enough, trenching versus bursting, depth, slope, basements and permits.

    Explore service
  • Two small access pits in a lawn with a pipe bursting machine at one of them

    Trenchless Sewer Repair

    Lining and pipe bursting for Aurora sewer service lines: small pits instead of trenches through lawns, driveways and frozen ground. When each method fits.

    Explore service

Where to begin

Which Aurora sewer page to read first

If water is in the basement right now, start with basement backup cleanup. If the problem keeps coming back, read camera inspection, because nearly every decision depends on that video. If roots are the known culprit, read root removal and then trenchless repair. If the line is collapsed, badly sagged or very old, read replacement. The quick answers on the FAQ page cover common questions in a few lines each.

Aurora lines fail for a few recurring reasons: aging clay and cast iron in older neighborhoods, swelling clay soils, mature trees, construction settlement in newer areas, and grease and wipes everywhere. Each service page explains how a plumber deals with those causes.

Licensing note

A note on licensing and permits

Plumbers in Colorado are licensed by the state, and sewer repairs that involve excavation require a call to Colorado 811. Ask for the plumber's license number on your call and who will handle any permits.

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