Go Direct is your go-to source for water line replacement and repair in metro Denver. Minor water leaks can turn into huge problems if left alone.

Clogged drains are not only a pain but can be unsanitary in your home. Whether you are facing a clogged kitchen sink or bathtub we have you covered.

To diagnose hidden sewer problems at your Denver home, Go Direct starts with a video inspection using a sewer camera pushed through your pipes on a sewer snake.

Trees add natural beauty to your metro Denver home. Trees absorb pollutants, provide shade, and add oxygen to the air. Your first sign may be far from beautiful - backed-up sewage in the sink, tub, or around drains.

A belly in a sewer line can also develop because of improper grading. Sewer lines should slope downward and use gravity to regulate flow and move waste away from your home.

Go Direct specializes in sewer services (sewer inspections, installations, repairs, and replacements), which many Denver area plumbers do not.

The sewer snake has a camera on it, allowing Go Direct’s technicians to see if there are problems with your sewer line that contributed to the clog.

The powerful plumbing snake pushes through your sewer lines and clears clogs and other obstructions to get your drain flowing.

The drain snake is a flexible rod with a u or v shaped blade at the end, which grabs onto the clog and pulls it out of the drain. These drain snakes are typically manual and have a limited reach

There’s nothing worse than heading down to the basement, only to discover the basement is flooded. Not all leaky pipes are that obvious, and panic can set in when you can’t find the source of the leak.

You may hear water dripping from leaky pipes or see puddles of water. When water leaks are hidden from view, how can you tell if you have a leaky pipe? Think of leak detection like other detective work and look for clues.

A French drain (also known as a weeping tile) performs the same function on the ground that a gutter does for rain or snow on your roof.

Go Direct specializes in water line repair and replacement. Most metro Denver area homes connect to a municipal water supply line, and have a water line entering your home through a crawlspace, basement wall, or concrete slab.

Most metro Denver houses have a water supply line that runs underground from the street to your home through a crawlspace, basement wall, or concrete slab.

If trenchless sewer line repair is permitted in your metro Denver municipality, we often recommend it because damage to your landscaping can be minimalized.

Go Direct’s technicians can use sewer cleanouts, drains, or other openings for sewer jetting. Sewer jetting is environmentally safe, which is important to metro Denver homeowners.

Some sewer line problems are easy to detect. You may see or smell the problems inside your metro Denver area house, including sewage backup in drains and sinks.

Sewer lines can be damaged by tree roots, shifting soil, temperature changes, corrosion, deterioration of materials, or other factors.

The smell. The mess. Not being able to use a toilet or sink. We know your top priorities

You want the smell and sewer backup gone. Easy access to clogs speeds up the process, which is the purpose of sewer cleanouts.