Camera inspection
A camera shows the inside of the line, including breaks, roots and low spots. You can watch the footage before anyone decides on a repair.
Sewer Line Repair in Broomfield
Everything you flush or drain leaves the house through the sewer service on its way to the City main. If that pipe cracks, clogs with roots or sags, water backs up inside. A camera inspection finds the fault, and we repair or replace the failed part.
Sewer work covers Broomfield and the cities nearby.
Sewer line options
Clearing roots
Roots that enter through a joint can be cut back, which clears the line for now. The camera shows whether the joint needs repair too.
Repairing one section
When only a short piece of the line is cracked or has shifted, we expose that piece and swap it, and the sound pipe on either side is left in the ground.
Replacing the service line
When the line has failed along much of its length, a full replacement gives the house a new run out to the City main.
Broomfield’s sewer rules
The City’s Building Division lists sewer line repairs among the work that needs a permit. The homeowner is responsible for the sewer service from the house to the connection at the City’s sewer main.
If the damage is under the sidewalk or the street, the City’s SEWER program, Sewer Evaluation With Eligible Reimbursement, reimburses backfill, asphalt and concrete. Ask the City whether your repair qualifies.
How house age fits in
Half of Broomfield’s homes were built in or before 2001, and about 22 percent of homes are from before 1980. A line’s age cannot tell you whether it is failing, which is why the camera decides. The sewer line age checker begins with the town’s median year.
A blockage that has not yet become damage may only need a cleaning, so a drain clearing visit comes first. The supply side belongs to repiping, and the home page covers the rest.
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