Camera inspection
Inspection starts at the cleanout, where a small camera goes into the line. What comes back is the pipe material, the position of each joint and the spots where roots or breaks show.
Sewer Line Repair in Centennial
A sewer line that backs up, smells or keeps clogging may be blocked by roots, broken or worn out. Call and describe it, and we connect you with a plumber who inspects the line and repairs what needs repair.
Sewer work covers Centennial and the cities near it, from a first camera inspection through to a full replacement.
Sewer line options
Clearing roots
A root that has pushed into a joint is cut away from inside the pipe. The camera then runs again to check the pipe wall where the root was.
Repairing one section
Damage confined to one length of pipe means a section can be exposed, cut out and replaced, with the remaining line left in place.
Replacing the lateral
Where the lateral has failed over its full run, one replacement from the house to the connection stands in for a string of section repairs.
Sewer service in Centennial
Water and sewer service is provided by several different water and sanitation districts for Centennial residents, so the district matters when the problem is a sewer line. The City’s Centennial Property Search is where residents find theirs.
The City’s building permit classification page does not name a sewer line or repipe class.
How old is the line?
Half of Centennial’s homes were built in or before 1982. Fewer than 4 in every 100 date from before 1960. The sewer line age checker asks for the town, the year the house was built, any symptoms and whether large trees stand near the line. It then compares the house’s age with how long each line material lasts.
A single stubborn clog may only need drain clearing, and worn supply pipes may point to repiping. The start page lists the other services.
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