Residential

Sewer Line Repair
& Excavation

Dealing with recurring backups or sewer issues? We handle main line repairs and excavation—done right the first time.

When the Problem Runs Deeper, We’re Ready.

Everything will be okay, we are here to help!

Residential

Main Line Sewer Repair
& Excavation Services

Recurring backups, slow drains throughout the house, or sewage smells are often signs of a deeper issue. CO-PI Plumbing provides professional residential sewer line repair and excavation services for homes across the Denver & Boulder Metro areas, with clear explanations and solutions built to last.

Sewer Square

Main Line Sewer Repairs

Professional Excavation Services

Safety-Focused, Code-Compliant Work

Serving Denver & Boulder Metro Homes

When a Clog Isn’t Just a Clog

If you’ve cleared drains before but the problem keeps coming back, the issue may be in your main sewer line. These underground lines carry wastewater away from your home—and when they’re damaged, collapsed, or blocked, surface-level fixes won’t solve the problem.

At CO-PI Plumbing, we take a methodical approach to sewer repairs. We inspect first, locate the issue accurately, and recommend repair or excavation only when it’s truly necessary.

No guesswork. No unnecessary digging.

Signs You May Need Main Line Sewer Repair

  • Repeated drain backups throughout the home
  • Multiple fixtures draining slowly at the same time
  • Sewage odors inside or outside
  • Gurgling sounds in toilets or drains
  • Wet, sunken, or unusually green patches in the yard

If you’re seeing more than one of these signs, it’s time to take a closer look.

Why Some Sewer Line Issues Require Excavation

Certain sewer line problems can’t be solved with cleaning alone. Excavation may be required when there is:

  • A collapsed or broken sewer line
  • Severe root intrusion
  • Pipe corrosion or deterioration
  • Misaligned or offset pipe sections

We only recommend excavation when it’s the safest and most reliable option for your home.

Testimonials

What Clients Say

From minor drips to major disasters, we handle the dirty work so you don’t have to.
 

As always, Co-Pi sent competent, personable professionals and quickly solved my plumbing problems. Delighted with their service.

Terry Customer

I already use Co-PI for my commercial plumbing work and now for my extended families too. They do exceptional quality work at a super fair price. As a facilities director, I have tried many other plumbing companies, but Co-PI is by far the best yet! I highly recommend them to anyone needing plumbing work done!

Tim Customer

Can’t say enough good things about this company and the professionals operating it. My main line backed up, I was able to get quick responsive same day service, the techs were communicating about arrival time so I wasn’t waiting around. They were very knowledgeable, clean and professional. These guys should be your first and only call for any of your plumbing needs.

Mike Customer

How We Handle

Sewer Line Repairs & Excavation

We aim to fix the problem correctly the first time—so you don’t have to deal with repeat failures.

Inspection & Locating

We assess the condition of your sewer line and pinpoint the problem area.

Clear Explanation

We explain what’s happening and why excavation may be needed.

 

Professional Excavation

Targeted digging focused on the damaged section.

Repair or Replacement

Long-term solutions using proper materials and methods.

Testing & Restoration

We ensure everything flows properly and clean up the site.

How do you know if my sewer line needs repair or excavation?

We inspect the line and assess the severity of the damage before recommending repair or excavation.

Will excavation damage my yard or landscaping?

Some disruption is unavoidable, but we use targeted excavation and take care to minimize impact.

How long does sewer line repair take?

Timelines vary based on the issue, but we provide clear expectations before work begins.

Do all sewer backups require excavation?

No. Many backups can be resolved with cleaning. Excavation is only recommended when necessary.

Is sewer line repair considered an emergency?

It can be. Severe backups, sewage exposure, or ongoing drainage issues should be addressed promptly.