Ed's Sewer And Water Repair

Septic Company in Denver, Colorado

4.7(26 reviews)
(303) 513-12331624 Market St, Denver, CO 80202View on Yelp
Ed's Sewer And Water Repair - septic in Denver, CO

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About Ed's Sewer And Water Repair

Ed's Sewer And Water Repair is a Denver, Colorado provider rated 4.7 out of 5 across 26 reviews, which reflects a solid track record of satisfying customers in a competitive market. Based in Denver, they serve a city where older neighborhoods like Wash Park, Capitol Hill, and Highlands mix aging infrastructure with newer construction, creating a wide range of sewer, septic, and plumbing scenarios. Their combination of excavation services, septic work, and plumbing makes them equipped for jobs that require digging. Call (303) 513-1233 to get started.

Services

Excavation Services
Septic Services
Plumbing

Services & Process

Ed's brings excavation capabilities to their septic and plumbing work, which matters when a broken sewer line or failing septic component is buried several feet underground. Septic services include tank pumping, inspections, and system repairs that may require exposing buried components. Their plumbing work covers the repair and replacement of water and sewer lines, including the lateral lines that connect a home to the main sewer or a septic tank. When a job requires digging, having the excavation handled by the same contractor avoids coordination headaches and keeps the project moving.

Service Area

Ed's Sewer And Water Repair serves Denver and the surrounding metro area. They're well positioned to reach neighboring communities like Aurora, Lakewood, Englewood, and Littleton, covering a broad range of residential and commercial properties across the Front Range.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Denver have homes on septic systems, or is everything connected to city sewer?
Most of the city of Denver itself is on municipal sewer, but properties in the outlying areas of Denver County and surrounding Jefferson, Arapahoe, and Adams counties often rely on private septic systems. If you're outside the urban core or on a larger lot, there's a real chance your property uses a septic tank.
What does an excavation company bring to a septic or sewer repair?
Excavation equipment allows a contractor to expose buried pipes, tanks, and distribution boxes without relying on hand digging, which is slower and more expensive for deep repairs. When a sewer line is broken six feet down or a septic tank lid needs to be exposed, having the right equipment on-site makes the repair faster and more cost-effective.
How do I know if my sewer line or septic system is the source of a drain problem?
If multiple drains in your home are slow or backing up at the same time, the problem is likely in the main line or the tank rather than individual fixture clogs. A camera inspection of the sewer lateral or a check of the septic tank level can quickly identify where the blockage or failure is.
What's the going rate for sewer line repair in Denver?
Sewer line repair costs in Denver vary widely depending on the length of pipe affected, the depth of the line, and whether the repair can be done with trenchless methods or requires open excavation. Minor repairs might run a few hundred dollars, while a full lateral replacement can reach several thousand. Getting a specific quote after a camera inspection gives you the most accurate number.
How does Colorado's clay soil affect underground pipes and septic systems?
Colorado's expansive clay soils shift significantly as they absorb and release moisture, which puts stress on buried pipes and can cause joint separations or cracks over time. This soil movement is one of the leading causes of sewer lateral failures in older Denver neighborhoods and is worth keeping in mind when assessing the condition of underground infrastructure.
Can Ed's handle both the repair and the permitting for underground work in Denver?
Most licensed contractors working in Denver are familiar with the permitting process for sewer and septic work and can pull the required permits on your behalf. It's worth confirming during your initial call whether permitting is included in the scope of work they're proposing.

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