Hydro Jetting Services Across Colorado

Anyone with a Colorado backup can reach us around the clock, and the front range's three biggest cities get local pages. Utilities here describe the service line as the owner's, and each page shows how that city says it.

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What do Colorado utilities say about the service line?

That it belongs to the owner. The wording differs, but Denver, Colorado Springs and Aurora all put the line from the building to the city main on the property owner.

Colorado Springs adds a claims policy tied to verified main blockages, and Aurora's code extends the owner's duty to the tap connection. Your city page shows the specifics.

Denver metro: Denver and Aurora

The metro mixes century-old neighborhoods with fast-growing suburbs.

Local pages: Denver and Aurora. Crews also take calls from Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Centennial and Littleton.

Colorado Springs and the south

Colorado Springs spreads along the foothills with military housing and older Westside streets.

Local page: Colorado Springs. Callers also reach us from Fountain, Monument, Manitou Springs and Pueblo.

What causes Colorado sewer backups?

Roots in old neighborhoods and grease everywhere. EPA lists grease and tree roots among the primary blockage causes.

Mature cottonwoods and maples near clay laterals are a front-range story, and restaurant districts add kitchen grease. Our menu for the state: drain jetting, sewer backup help, tree root removal, and storm drain jetting. To see other states, open the areas we serve page.

Map of the Colorado service area

Hydro jetting service area: Colorado and nearby areas. Calls are answered 24/7 from anywhere on this map.

Frequently asked questions

Who is responsible for sewer service lines in Colorado?

In the three cities we cover the owner keeps the service line from the building to the main. Denver's FAQ says a private line problem is the owner's plumber's, Colorado Springs Utilities says the customer maintains the service line, and Aurora puts the line on the owner up to the tap.

Do Colorado utilities pay for backup damage?

Sometimes, under conditions. Colorado Springs Utilities may assist with damage from verified main-line blockages when the customer is not the negligent cause. Aurora advises contacting your insurer. Terms vary, so check with your utility.

Is someone on the phone overnight for Colorado jobs?

Yes. The line is staffed around the clock for Colorado callers.

Sources

  1. City and County of Denver: Wastewater Questions and Answers
  2. Colorado Springs Utilities: Wastewater Backup Policy
  3. City of Aurora: Wastewater

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