Nick offered $100 off for my tenant, a disabled vet. I thought that was decent of him and it's the…read moreonly reason this isn't 1 star. We had a belly in our main sewer line causing backups. Nick cleared the blockage with a chain knocker in about 10 minutes for ~$1,500. The Denver avg. for a main line clearing is $440-$750 (Angi, 2026). Local companies start as low as $95-$300. Another contractor told me a chain knocker wasn't necessary for this job and can damage pipe. Nick then quoted $32,500 for the repair, measuring the pipe at 13 feet deep. A second contractor using higher-grade equipment measured the same spot at "no more than 9.5 feet" and was transparent about every dollar from the start. Three other quotes for the identical repair came in between $19,250 and $23,711, all with concrete work included. Nick's was at least $8,000 higher than all of them. Don't let an emergency back you into the first price you hear.

If you need any sewer work look no further. They are prompt and very professional. Explains…read moreeverything they are done so you understand. They don't try up sell you. Definitely not like others. A 5 star company .

Summary: Honest and straight-forward company to work with. Not only are their prices at or below…read morewhat others charge, I also feel very confident that they are not upcharging for unnecessary services. Highly recommend. Sewer main replacement (clay) Oct 2024: Sewer Lines Only (SLO) scoped and replaced my outdoor 90yo clay sewer line. They said the internal cast iron was solid, and I was scheduled within the week. Hyperflow's estimate said the cast iron needed replacement. The team of 3 was on time, worked independently, and was able to put the fence back up that needed to be taken down. No issues, until 2026. Sewer main backup (May 2026): "Flushable" wipes got caught on the rough interior cast iron, and caused a backup. Fit-It-24-7 came and cleared the clog, and sent a second tech to do a scope, with the water OFF. Both techs said "Look at the high areas (yellow in the attached pic) where the cast iron is 'trenched'. The high sides are the pipe, and the in the section with the muddy water, that's where it's completely rusted through, and leaking sewage." They quoted a 8month teacher's salary to do a repair. SLO came to do a scope. The tech (Cameron - very intelligent guy) kept the water RUNNING, so his scope had a clear view of the bottom of the pipe. "The cast iron is rough, so it snagged the wipe. It's in good shape though." But - what about the trenching? "Look here - the water is clear, and you can see to the bottom and see the cast iron. What looks like a 'trench' is just decades of built up residue/oils. The pipe is beneath that (see green circle in my pic) There's no leak, but I recommend a rotary chain to resurface the cast iron, to remove rough areas that snag wipes." The cost was 99% less than the bogus quote.

I honestly can't say enough about this company. This is my second repair with Sewer Lines Only, a…read morecollapsed secondary line replacement in 2024 and a collapsed lateral this month on a 120+ year old duplex in Sloan Lake. I was 7 days from closing on a sale, the line was discovered during inspection. The other duplex owner was rightfully out of her mind because the line ran under her beautiful stamped patio. Sewer Lines Only recommended tunneling under the patio from my property. We had (I'm counting....) 7 very reputable sewer companies quote this job. No one else mentioned going in from the side, and when I circled back to ask, none could. SLO's quote was 25% lower than the next lowest bid (thousands in savings) and 50-75% lower than most bids. So I was hesitant. Enter Joe from SLO - a project manager or engineer? He was so confident they could do this job from the side (really confident, not salesy confident), he made himself available to me at any time to explain the work but never once called me to "seal a deal." He probably took 20 calls/texts from me. I took the gamble and got on a plane to Denver. Jerry and his team showed up promptly for the job, were professional, courteous, and thorough. The line was fixed, no patio or fence demo required. When a possible additional leak was discovered with scoping, Joe came out and confirmed personally that there was no issue. Enter Monica in Billing who went the extra mile to figure out how to split invoicing to bill the other owner her portion and free my property up for sale. And did it gladly. Intelligent, progressive solutions, lower-cost, personalized service - same as in 2024 when I worked with Cameron. They dug a trench in my garage and repatched with concrete. No issues 2+ years in. I'll never use anyone but SLO.

We required full sewer pipe replacement from outside the home to the main in the street…read more The permit for the work was obtained in less than 2 full days. This involved pipe bursting from the house, under the driveway and to the sidewalk which was completed in one day. Investigation of the pipe beyond that point revealed the need to go all the way to the main and an emergency permit to extend that far was obtained on the same day. The work was completed on day two and I witnessed every step of those two days. The three member team worked quickly, steadily and in flowing synchronicity. Each skill set from line finding and marking, delicate back hoe trenching, pipe bursting and pulling to plumbing completion and trench closing was done with professional speed and efficiency. The Denver inspector approving the project at the end remarked on how often he had seen this crews work and that they were always high quality. That was true for our project. The project manager was also a good communicator and quickly responded to calls or texts if he wasn't on site. He answered each of my many questions and patiently educated me about the many different and important aspects of our project as they emerged. The cost was less than 2 other bids and the companies quick response to our initial inquiry was the best of 5 companies I had called prior. We are very happy with the way this process of completing a potentially messy task was accomplished.

We had a main sewer line replaced. They came in with locators and care. Did a fantastic job. Knew…read moreexactly the pitch that was needed to flow downhill. Completely cleaned up the job site. It really was a good experience.

Really and truly impressed with services provided by Luis!…read more Over the weekend, my 8-year-old had used wayyyy more toilet paper than his little bum needed, and after shop vacuuming the overflow twice and being unable to unclog myself, I sent the call of distress to Yelp. Another plumbing company- while prompt- came to look at it, and was asking $150 more than what Go Direct Services stated was their flat rate. I sent the initial company away without my business, and contacted Go Direct Services. That same day, Luis was able to squeeze me in and fixed the issue within minutes and all for a flat fee of $79. Really appreciate not being price gouged when I realize that the problem is an easy fix. We may have found our new local professional!

Highly recommend Luis for any sewer needs. Great communication. Reasonable price. Going to do my…read moreyearly maintenance with them.

Lucky for me, I installed a cheap battery powered water alarm near my water heater years ago. That…read morething finally paid for itself when sewer drain backed up. I called several local plumbers, but only Danny at Mountain Drain returned my call. Danny asked me a bunch of purposeful questions, which lead us outside to a very weird and non-code situation. It is clear to me by his line of questioning that this guy has been around plumbing for a long time. Being the owner of the business, his years of experience is clearly evident. Although my drain situation was a new one for him, I could tell he enjoys the investigative challenges that come up in our funky Evergreen area. He had some stories! Anyway, this guy is a seasoned pro, gave me a quote up front, deduced the problem and then got to it. It's a breath of fresh air to encounter a no-hassel, no-bull professional who is also local. Other folks apparently know Danny's work ethic because his poor cell was ringing non-stop. I whole-heartedly recommend Mountain Drains, especially for weird issues that require some sleuthing!

I had called them for a leaky pipe and they never showed. We kept texting and yes we will be there…read moreand on the day scheduled, no reply from text and no show.

Mike with Drain Right has provided excellent plumbing service for us for over ten years. He is…read moreresponsive, knowledgeable and goes above and beyond. He's helped us at home and at our business, building showers, fixing leaks and providing maintenance support. In addition providing years of sewer maintenance at our house, he recently helped us get the entire line replaced. He walked us through the process with the right government agencies and contractors to get the job done in just two days.

Awesome customer service and quality work at a reasonable price. Drain Right Plumbing fixed a…read morecracked cast iron sewage pipe in our basement in a very timely manner. I would highly recommend these guys, and I will continue to use their services with all my properties.

I've used this company twice now, and they are excellent. They are all the things you should look…read morefor in a plumber: honest, knowledgeable, courteous, and responsive. I (unfortunately) have had lots of reasons to call plumbers over the years, and these guys are the best!

A team that is very good at their job, specifically diagnosing, and are reasonable in cost. I would…read morehire them again!

Tricia is awesome! I've had her out twice in the last 6 years and each time she's done an awesome…read morejob! I highly recommend her for fast and fair service!

Over an hour late and was ineffective at best…read more Three issues: 1. P-Trap in shower leaking. Eco Plumbing Proposed solution- replace all the plumbing under the shower. Estimated cost: $700. Actual Solution from independent plumber- just re-caulk the drain in the shower. Fixed it right up - the pipes were in perfect condition. Cost: $0.10 of caulk and maybe five minutes of work, $25 for diagnostic. 2. Heating in one of our two zones not working. Eco Plumbing Proposed solution- something is probably caught in the pipes to zone two or some other weird thing I can't remember- it was a very long explanation. Estimated cost: ~$1,000, a day of work. Actual Solution from independent plumber- THE VALVE TO THE OTHER ZONE WAS CLOSED. I don't know if I should be more embarrassed than Eco Plumbing or what. Wait. Actually I do. Cost: Same $25 as above and three seconds of work. 3. Boiler is old as hell. This wasn't an issue to us really- the shit works. But to Eco, this was a pending disaster of epic proportions. During the pitch we were given, he explained that he would basically re-pipe the entire house and replace it with 'Expensive Brand X' (which was mentioned verbally about 15 times) for $15,000. When we said we didn't have nearly that kind of money, he had the balls to suggest we take out a second mortgage. Actual Solution from independent plumber- Yeah, just get it serviced regularly. Jeez.