Plumber in Aurora, CO

Aurora Water provides water and sewer service within the city limits of Aurora, which extend into Adams, Arapahoe, and Douglas counties. Some Aurora mailing addresses sit outside city limits and use a different district, so check your water bill.

When every drain in the house is slow, the problem is usually in the main line rather than in one fixture. In homes from the early 1950s, that often means tree roots, a sag in the sewer lateral, or buildup inside aging cast iron. We clear the line, then run a camera so you know whether it was a one time clog or a pipe that needs repair.

The water heater, most often. A conventional tank water heater typically lasts eight to twelve years, so a home built in the early 2000s may be on its second unit or still running an original one well past its expected life.

Yes. We inspect sewer laterals with a camera, clear roots and blockages, and repair or replace damaged sections. Where replacement is needed, we explain the options before any work begins, pull the permit, and coordinate the work around the connection to the city main.

Yes. We serve Aurora from the older neighborhoods near Colfax to the newer subdivisions along E-470.