Fix your sewer line without tearing up your property.

Common warning signs include multiple slow or backed-up drains, gurgling sounds from toilets or fixtures, foul odors near floor drains or in your yard, and wet or sunken patches of grass above your sewer line. Here's a closer look at what to watch for: Multiple slow or backed-up drains — when more than one drain in your home is affected at the same time, the problem is likely in your main sewer line, not an individual fixture. Gurgling sounds from toilets or drains — air trapped in a blocked or damaged sewer line often produces gurgling sounds when water drains nearby. Foul odors near floor drains or in your yard — sewer gas escaping from a cracked or failing line has a distinct, unpleasant smell that shouldn't be ignored. Wet or sunken patches of grass — leaking sewage underground can saturate the soil above your sewer line, creating unusually lush, wet, or sunken areas in your yard. Sewage backups in your home — if sewage is backing up into your tubs, sinks, or floor drains, you likely have a significant blockage or failure in your main line.

Trenchless sewer repair fixes or replaces a damaged sewer line without excavating the full length of the pipe. Depending on the condition of your line, we use one of two methods — pipe lining service, which involves inserting a new liner inside the existing pipe, or pipe bursting service, which pulls a new pipe through while simultaneously breaking apart the old one. Both methods require only small access points rather than a full trench, which means far less disruption to your property.

Trenchless sewer replacement methods are permitted in most municipalities across the Denver metro, but not all. Go Direct has established relationships with local permitting authorities and can quickly determine whether trenchless pipe replacement is an option for your specific property and location — and if it is, we can expedite the permitting process to keep your project on track.

Trenchless drain repair often costs less overall when you factor in the cost of landscape restoration, concrete replacement, and property repair that traditional sewer excavation typically requires. The upfront price may vary depending on the method and scope, but we'll give you a transparent, detailed estimate for both options so you can make an informed decision.

Most trenchless sewer line projects are completed in one to two days, compared to several days for traditional sewer excavation. The exact timeline depends on the length of line involved, site conditions, and permit processing time. We'll give you a realistic timeline as part of your free estimate before any work begins.

We'll tell you upfront and walk you through your alternatives. Go Direct handles both traditional sewer repair and replacement, and trenchless sewer repair and replacement, so regardless of what your situation calls for, we have the equipment and experience to handle it. You'll always get an honest recommendation based on what we actually find — not what's most convenient for us.