Sewer Leak Detection in Denver, CO
Our diagnostic team detects sewer leak issues in Centennial and surrounding areas. We provide you with all necessary information regarding your sewage system issues.
- Same-Day Service
- Licensed & Insured
- Non-Invasive Technology
- Emergency Response
- Insurance Billing Help
- Satisfaction Focused
Overview
What this service covers
Sewer leak detection usually involves sewer line inspection with video equipment and locating equipment to mark the spot of a defect. Sewage is a health risk; any active sewage backup should be addressed immediately by a plumber.
Signs you may need it
- Persistent sewage odors inside and outside the building
- Slow drains throughout the property
- Soggy or sunken spots above the sewer line
- Repeated backups
Causes
Common sources
- Root invasion through joints
- Cracks and collapse of the pipe sections
- Disconnected joints due to soil movement
Methods
Detection methods and equipment
- Sewer camera inspection
- Line and sonde locating
- Drain line testing where applicable
After the inspection
Documented findings for your repair plan
Every sewer leak detection visit ends with a clear summary of where the leak is and how it was located, ready to share with your plumber or insurance adjuster.
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Process
How the inspection works
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Tell us what you are noticing: stains, sounds, bills, or odors.
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A technician inspects the property using non-invasive detection equipment.
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The most likely leak location is identified and documented.
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You receive findings so you can plan the right repair with the right professional.
Residential and commercial applications
Used for residential sewer lateral lines, under-slab drains, and commercial building sewers.
For Denver property owners
Tree roots in the Denver area often seek moisture in the underground sewer lines during dry periods. Clay pipes common in old neighborhoods are especially susceptible to such root invasion. We help you identify where environmental factors impact your sewer system.
Our technology
Advanced, non-invasive leak detection equipment
We locate the leak first, so repairs open only what needs opening. No guesswork, no unnecessary demolition.
Thermal imaging cameras
Infrared imaging reveals temperature differences behind walls and under floors caused by escaping water.
Acoustic listening
Amplified ground microphones pick up the sound of pressurized water leaking through concrete and soil.
Moisture meters and mapping
Readings in drywall, wood, and concrete trace moisture back toward its source.
Video pipe inspection
Flexible cameras inspect drain and sewer lines for breaks, offsets, and root intrusion.
FAQ
Questions about sewer leak detection
Is a sewer smell always a sign of a leak?
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Not always. Dry traps and vent problems can also cause odors. An inspection will help determine the reason.
Is sewer leak detection the same as cleaning?
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No. Detection identifies the problem. Cleaning and repair are separate services.
What are signs of a sewer leak?
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Odors, slow drains, gurgling noises, and wet spots over the sewer line are common indicators.
How is a sewer line checked?
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Camera inspection can reveal cracks, breaks, and root intrusion in the line.
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