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You're building something that lasts. Your utility crew should match that standard.

New construction moves fast — and the utility work that happens underground and behind the walls sets the foundation for everything that comes after. Go Direct handles plumbing, sewer and water line installation, and trenchless and traditional excavation in-house, with a sister company for concrete and asphalt restoration. One point of contact, no subcontractors, no markups, and a crew that treats your build the way you'd want your own handled.

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What We Do

Every new construction situation is different. Here's what our technicians handle:

Water line installation & connection
Sewer main connections
Trench excavation
Fire service line work
Water & sewer tap coordination with the utility
Underground utility work
Concrete & asphalt pouring and restoration
Permit coordination & expediting

Why Choose Go Direct for New Construction Services

What sets our emergency plumbing service apart from every other company in Denver.

Plumbing, sewer, water lines, excavation and concrete

Most new construction projects require coordinating between multiple utility contractors. Go Direct handles plumbing, sewer and water line work, trenchless and traditional excavation and more with our own trained crew — and our in-house sister company covers concrete and asphalt restoration when excavation is required. Fewer vendors, fewer variables, and one team accountable for all of it.

No subcontractors

Every crew member on your job site is a Go Direct employee. That means consistent quality across every phase of the utility work, direct accountability when something needs to be addressed, and no third-party markups passed through to your project budget.

Established permitting relationships across the Denver metro

Permit delays are one of the most common — and most avoidable — sources of friction on a new construction project. Go Direct has well-established relationships with permitting authorities across the Denver metro, which means we can expedite the process and keep your project timeline on track from the start.

Built for developers, contractors, and property owners

Whether you're a developer managing a large-scale project, a general contractor looking for a reliable utility partner, or a property owner overseeing a ground-up build, Go Direct is structured to work the way you need us to. Clear communication, reliable scheduling, and a crew that shows up and delivers.

Family-owned since 2005, with 50+ years of combined experience

We've been handling Denver's most complex utility work for nearly 20 years. Our team brings over five decades of hands-on experience to every new construction project — and we treat every build the way we'd want our own handled. With an A+ BBB rating and a reputation built on referrals, we're a name Denver's construction community trusts.

Service Coverage Area

We provide new construction services across the Denver metro area:

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of new construction projects do you work on?
We work on a wide range of ground-up and development projects across the Denver metro — from single-family residential builds to large-scale commercial and multi-unit developments. Here's a breakdown of what we most commonly handle: Single-family residential new builds — Water line installation, sewer connections and trench excavation. Multi-unit residential developments — Coordinated utility installation across multiple units with consistent crew assignments and a single point of contact for the general contractor or developer. Commercial new construction — Full-scope plumbing, sewer, water line and excavation for office buildings, retail spaces, and mixed-use developments. We are your local utility experts located in the Denver metro area. Ground-up development projects — Underground utility work, sewer main connections, and site preparation for larger development projects where precision and timeline reliability are critical. If you're not sure whether your project falls within our scope, call us at 303-288-0039 and we'll give you a straight answer.
Can you coordinate with our general contractor directly?
Yes — and this is where our in-house model makes a real difference. Because we handle multiple trades ourselves, your general contractor has one utility contact for plumbing, sewer, water lines and excavation rather than managing separate vendors for each. We communicate proactively, show up on schedule, and flag anything that could affect the project timeline early — so your GC isn't chasing us down for updates.
Do you handle permitting for new construction utility work?
Yes. Go Direct manages the permitting process for all utility work we perform on new construction projects. We have established relationships with permitting authorities across the Denver metro, which allows us to expedite approvals and avoid the delays that can derail a project timeline. We handle the paperwork so your team can focus on the build.
Do you handle fire service lines?
Yes. We repair and replace fire service lines, and on new construction we coordinate the fire line with your fire protection contractor and the water utility so it is installed, inspected and connected on schedule.
How do you handle concrete and asphalt restoration after excavation?
Go Direct has an in-house sister company that handles all concrete and asphalt pouring and restoration when excavation is required as part of the project. Rather than leaving restoration to a separate contractor, we coordinate the full scope — from the first trench to the finished surface — under one project team. Your site gets restored properly, on the same timeline as the utility work.
How far in advance should we bring Go Direct in on a new construction project?
The earlier the better. Bringing us in during the planning phase allows us to coordinate utility design, flag any potential site challenges early, and get permitting started ahead of the project timeline. Last-minute utility coordination on a new build creates unnecessary risk — the earlier we're involved, the smoother the project runs.

Starting a New Construction Project in Denver?

Bring in a utility crew that can handle it all — from the first trench to the final connection. Call for a free consultation or request service online and let's talk about what your project needs.

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