Sewer Solvers In Denver, CO

Residential & Commercial

Denver Sewer Service

Are you experiencing sewer problems? Don't worry - the experts at King Rooter & Plumbing have got you covered. Our team of professional plumbers is equipped with the skills, training, and equipment to solve any sewer service issue you may have.

We've built a reputation for reliability and integrity over the years, and we're committed to providing top-quality service to our clients. Our sewer technicians have the experience and qualifications needed to diagnose the problem accurately and deliver the correct solution.

If you're in need of sewer service in Denver, don't hesitate to call us! We offer free inspections and estimates to help you understand the scope of the problem and what needs to be done.

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Hydro Jetting

Sewer Cleaning

We offer complete sewer cleaning services to get your pipes unclogged. Our high-pressure hydro jetters are used for removing stubborn clogs, and our technicians will determine which type of drain cleaning method is most appropriate depending on the types of clogs in your drain.

Sewer Repair & Replacement

We can repair and replace all parts of your sewer line. We'll figure out what's wrong and tell you what your options are. We may only need to fix a small part of the pipe, or if the pipe is severely broken, We may need to replace the whole line. We will only do work that needs to be done, and we won't "sell" you a new sewer line if you don't need it.

Sewer Repair

Sewer Scope Inspection

We offer sewer scope inspections to find out what's wrong with your sewer or drain line. Our cutting-edge technology lets us put a camera into the pipe and check it all the way through. On the video monitor above ground, you can see everything going on inside the pipe in real time. Sewer camera inspections let us know exactly what's wrong and what needs to be done to fix it.

Trenchless Sewer Repair

At King Rooter & Plumbing, we have a revolutionary solution to sewer line replacement that doesn't involve digging trenches on your property. Our innovative method allows us to replace the pipe with minimal disruption and without the high cost of traditional digging methods.

Using this cutting-edge approach, the old pipe is removed by pulling it through a new pipe that takes its place. This process is fast, efficient, and cost-effective, allowing us to provide top-quality service without damaging your property.

With our trenchless sewer line replacement, you can rest assured that your property will remain intact while we take care of your sewer line issue. We're committed to providing our clients with the best service possible, and our innovative approach is just one way we do that.

So if you're in need of sewer line replacement, don't hesitate to give us a call. We'll assess the situation and recommend the best solution for your needs, whether that involves trenchless replacement or another approach.

Sewer Excavation

Sewer Excavation

When a sewer line needs to be dug up to fix or replace it, we have the tools and people to handle any excavation, no matter how big or small.

Septic Tanks

Whether you're in need of a new septic tank installation or your existing system needs repairs or maintenance, we're here to help. We understand that septic systems can be complicated, but we have the knowledge and skills needed to ensure that your system is working correctly and efficiently.

How do I fix a drain line that has tree roots in it?

Dealing with tree roots in your drain line can be a frustrating and costly problem, but it's important to address it before it causes a complete blockage. If left untreated, clogged drains can lead to water damage and other expensive repairs.

There are a few different methods for removing tree roots from your drain line. Chemical treatments like copper sulfate and Root-X can be effective at killing roots, but they only work if water is flowing through the pipe.

If the roots have already caused a complete blockage, a drain cleaning machine may be able to temporarily open up the pipe. However, this is often just a temporary fix, and more extensive cleaning and repairs may be necessary.

At King Rooter & Plumbing, we specialize in drain cleaning and root removal. Our team of experts has the skills and equipment needed to effectively remove roots and get your drain flowing smoothly again. If you're dealing with tree roots in your drain line, don't hesitate to give us a call. We'll assess the situation and recommend the best solution for your needs, whether that involves chemical treatments or more extensive cleaning and repairs. With our help, you can get back to using your drains without worry or hassle.

The Power of Hydro Jetting for Clearing Out Tough Clogs in Your Pipes

Hydro Jetting is a powerful drain cleaning tool that utilizes high-pressure water to clear out blockages in your pipes. The water is delivered through a nozzle at the end of a hose, which is inserted into the drain line.

While Hydro Jetting has only been used for a short time, it's quickly becoming the preferred method for clearing out tough clogs like grease or sediment. Traditional drain cleaning machines may struggle to remove these types of blockages, as their blades can't effectively break them up.

With a Hydro Jet, however, the high-pressure water can blast through the blockage, breaking it up and flushing it out of your pipes. This makes Hydro Jetting an effective solution for clearing out tough clogs and restoring your pipes to optimal function.

At King Rooter & Plumbing, we offer Hydro Jetting services to help our clients keep their pipes clear and flowing smoothly. If you're experiencing tough clogs in your drain lines, don't hesitate to give us a call.

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FAQs

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It is recommended to have your sewer lines cleaned every 1-2 years to prevent clogs and backups. However, the frequency may depend on factors like the age and condition of your pipes, the number of people in your household, and the types of items you're putting down your drains.