Water Line Replacement

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. Living without running water is a problem Denver area homeowners and their families want to avoid.
What are the signs you might need a water line replacement? Low water pressure. Unexpectedly high water bills. A marshy area or sinkhole in your yard.
Most Denver area homes connect to a municipal water supply through a water line that enters the home in a crawlspace, basement wall, or concrete slab. Damage to the water lines can be from rust, corrosion, tree roots, expansive soils, freezing temperatures, etc.
If your pipes are made of lead or we find significant damage to your pipes, we will recommend water line replacement. Go Direct’s professionals know the material and replacement method required for your municipality, and obtains permits for your project.

Materials

Most Front Range municipalities, including the City and County of Denver, require durable copper piping, but a few require plastic or composite materials to combat corrosion.

Methods

• Traditional water line replacement involves digging a large trench to expose the water line located under your landscaping. Go Direct has its own equipment and experienced water line replacement crews to remove old pipes and replace them with new pipes.
• Trenchless water line replacement does not require a trench to be dug. Access points are used and damage to your landscape is minimized, which can save time, money and disruption.

Go Direct offers financing for these unexpected expenses. In addition, our subsidiary, Stone & Concrete, is fully equipped to repair any concrete or asphalt once the job is done, if needed.

Direct Tip:

If you live in an older metro Denver home, your water lines could be made of lead, which is potentially dangerous to your family’s health. To see if there is lead in your home’s plumbing or water lines, Denver Water customers can request a water quality test for free.