Sewer & Water Line Repair Service Areas
Sewer and water line repair across Larimer County and the neighboring Weld County towns.
- Camera inspection first
- Written, itemized quotes
- Serving Larimer County
We repair and replace sewer and water service lines across Larimer County and the neighboring Weld County towns. Choose your town below for its local rules, who to call first and what tends to go wrong with lines there.
Call (970) 999-1365 for a camera inspection and a written quote anywhere in the area.
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Each town page covers the local utility rules, permits and housing details:
Fort Collins
Fort Collins Utilities rules, older Old Town lines and newer southeast subdivisions.
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Loveland
Loveland Water and Power rules, downtown clay and cast iron, Centerra and Boyd Lake.
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Windsor
Town rules on both sides of the county line, plus Boxelder district areas.
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Timnath
Mostly newer homes: settled trenches, sags and construction damage.
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Wellington
Older lines near Cleveland Avenue and newer subdivisions north of Fort Collins.
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Berthoud
Who owns the service line and tap, from downtown to Heron Lakes.
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Johnstown
New builds and older homes on both sides of the Larimer-Weld line.
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Severance
Fast-growing and mostly new, with Boxelder district areas.
Learn moreThe rules change at the town line
Across the area, the sewer service line from the house to the main usually belongs to the property owner. What changes from place to place is who you call first, which permits apply and who has to be notified before work starts. Fort Collins Utilities, Loveland Water and Power, the Town of Windsor and the Town of Berthoud all put the service line on the owner, and Windsor also requires contractors to notify the town before working on the sanitary sewer. Parts of Fort Collins, Windsor, Timnath and Severance get sewer service from the Boxelder Sanitation District rather than a city utility. Each town page spells out the local rules, and we confirm them before any digging starts.
Older lines and newer subdivisions
Fort Collins and Loveland have the most older housing in the area: about a third of homes in each were built before 1980. In Timnath, Severance, Berthoud and Wellington, half or more of all homes were built in 2010 or later (U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 5-year estimates). Older lines tend to fail from roots, corrosion and cracked joints. Newer lines more often fail where the trench settled, or where landscaping, fencing or sprinkler work damaged the pipe. A camera inspection shows which problem you have, and the cost guide explains what each repair costs.
Not on the list?
We also take calls from Laporte, Bellvue, Masonville, Campion and the unincorporated areas between the towns. Call (970) 999-1365 to check whether we cover your address.
Sewer or water line trouble?
Call for sewer or water line help anywhere in Northern Colorado.
Camera inspection first, written and itemized quotes, and trenchless options where they fit.