Sewer Line Repair in
Fort Collins, CO
Lion Home Service repairs and replaces sewer lines across Fort Collins, and every job starts with a camera inspection. Your plumber runs the camera down the line and turns the screen toward you, so you see the root or crack yourself. We reline the pipe from the inside whenever the old line still holds its shape, which keeps your yard in place. You approve one price before any work starts, and we pull the city plumbing permit for you.
Our Fort Collins Sewer and Drain Services
Sewer Line Repair
• Camera inspection
• Root removal
• Spot repairs
• Trenchless pipe relining
Sewer Line Replacement
• Full sewer line replacement
• Collapsed line repair
• Yard restoration after digging
Drain and Septic Services
• Main line clearing
• Hydro jetting
• Septic pumping
• Frozen line thawing
Signs Your Sewer Line Needs Repair
Most homeowners first notice sewer line trouble inside the house. Here’s what you might notice and how we handle it.
A blockage in the main sewer line
Clear the line, then run the camera to find the cause
Air trapped behind a partial blockage
Camera the line to pinpoint the blockage
Tree roots growing through a pipe joint
Cut out the roots and reline the joint
A cracked pipe or a separated joint
Reline or repair the damaged section
Sewage leaking along the line
Find the leak on camera, then repair it
A sagging or collapsed section of pipe
Replace the damaged section
Fort Collins Utilities reports more sewer blockages on the customer side of the line, the stretch between your house and the city main. Mature trees in older neighborhoods add root pressure at every joint that already leaks. Lion Home Service handles both camera inspection to find the intrusion point, then cleaning or trenchless repair to fix it without tearing up your yard.
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You approve the repair after watching footage of your own pipe.
We pull the Fort Collins plumbing permit and schedule the inspection.
We follow up personally on every concern you raise.
Our crews also handle heating and electrical work. We also cover drains and septic systems.
Compare Us With Other Fort Collins Sewer Companies
Getting a few quotes on a sewer repair? Here’s how Lion compares.
Your plumber runs the camera and walks you through the footage before quoting a dollar.
You get a description of the damage from memory and a price to go with it.
We reline the pipe from the inside whenever the old line still holds its shape.
The crew trenches your lawn because digging is the only method they offer.
We price the job at your kitchen table, and that’s the price you pay.
You find hourly labor and added fees on the final bill.
We pull the Fort Collins plumbing permit and meet the inspector.
Some crews skip the permit. That can cause problems when you sell the house.
We cut out the roots and reline the joint they came through.
A cable punches through the clog, and the backup returns a few weeks later.
We offer GreenSky financing for homeowners who prequalify.
Others ask for the full amount before the work starts.
We put booties on indoors and carefully restore your yard after any digging.
You find muddy boot prints inside and a rough trench outside.
A manager calls you and makes it right.
You get a copy-paste reply to your review and no phone call.
How Sewer Line Repair Works
Most sewer repairs follow the same four steps.
Call (970) 510-0522 anytime, or book online in about a minute. Our AI assistant books the earliest opening, and our local team confirms it during business hours.
Your plumber runs the camera through the line and shows you the footage. You see the root or crack along with where it sits in the yard.
You see the repair options side by side, from relining to replacement. You pick one, and our office files the permit.
Our crew fixes the line and runs the camera again to confirm it drains clear. We clean up before we leave and meet the city inspector afterward.
Common Questions About Sewer Line Repair
What does sewer line repair cost in Fort Collins?
A camera inspection costs about $125 to $500 in most markets, though Fort Collins quotes can run higher depending on line depth and access. Trenchless relining on a typical Northern Colorado lateral runs $5,500–$11,000 for the full job; full excavation and replacement ranges from $7,000–$18,000+ once permits, locates, and any driveway or landscape restoration are included. Lion provides exact pricing after a camera inspection – call (970) 510-0522 for a quote.
Can you fix my sewer line without digging up the yard?
Usually. We reline the pipe from the inside whenever the old line still holds its shape. Our crew digs only when a section has collapsed, and we put your yard back carefully afterward.
Do I need a permit for sewer line repair?
Yes. The City of Fort Collins requires a plumbing permit for sewer piping work, at a $65 fee plus tax. Our office pulls the permit and schedules the inspection for you.
Who is responsible for the sewer line?
Fort Collins Utilities maintains the city sewer main. The service line from your house to that main is typically the homeowner’s to maintain. Call Fort Collins Utilities to confirm where your line ends.
Book Your Fort Collins Sewer Line Repair
Call (970) 510-0522 whenever your drains start backing up, day or night. Our AI assistant books your visit, and our plumbers are working from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
We offer discounted services for these neighbors:
- Seniors
- Teachers
- First responders
- People with disabilities
