A damaged sewer line is not a problem you can defer. Cracked pipes, offset joints, root intrusions, and collapsed sections allow sewage to leak into surrounding soil, create sewer gas hazards inside your home, and invite further structural deterioration over time. Left unaddressed, a manageable repair becomes an emergency replacement.
Jet Force performs sewer line repairs using both traditional open-cut excavation and trenchless methods depending on what the situation calls for. We always start with a camera inspection to determine exactly what is wrong and where — giving you a clear picture of the damage and your options before any work begins. Our repair versus replacement recommendation is based on evidence, not on what generates the largest invoice.
How Sewer Line Repair Works
Every sewer repair starts with a camera inspection of the affected line. We identify the problem area, confirm the type of damage, and assess the overall condition of the pipe beyond the immediate issue. Based on those findings, we present you with available repair options — trenchless lining, spot repair, or full replacement — along with transparent pricing for each.
For trenchless repairs, we use CIPP (cured-in-place pipe) lining: a resin-saturated liner is inserted into the existing pipe and cured in place, creating a durable new pipe within the old one. This is minimally invasive and suited to most crack and joint failures. For severe damage or collapsed sections, traditional excavation allows us to replace the affected section directly. A final camera inspection verifies the completed repair before we leave.
Signs You Need This Service
- Sewage backing up into basement floor drains, toilets, or bathtubs
- Multiple fixtures draining slowly or backing up at the same time
- Persistent sewage odors inside the home or in the yard
- Unusually green or lush patches of grass growing above the sewer line
- A sinkhole or ground depression forming in the yard near the sewer
- Camera inspection already showing cracks, offsets, or root intrusion
Why Choose Jet Force
Sewer repair is an area where dishonest contractors can cause real financial harm. Some companies push full replacements when a targeted repair would resolve the issue, or rush camera inspections to justify larger scopes of work. At Jet Force, we show you the camera footage, explain what it means in plain terms, and present all available options with honest pricing. You decide.
Our technicians are experienced in both trenchless and traditional repair methods, fully licensed in Colorado, and carry liability insurance on every job. We require no down payment before work begins. Our goal is a repair that lasts and a customer who trusts us enough to call back the next time something goes wrong underground.