In Cherry Hills Village, sewer service comes from separate districts, most often Cherry Hills Village Sanitation District, rather than the City. Replacing a sewer line means new pipe from your house to your district's main, done to that district's standards. Call the number on this page to be connected with a local plumber in Cherry Hills Village.

Signs it's time for a new line
- Main-line clogs that keep coming back
- Water rising in a basement drain when fixtures run upstairs
- Gurgling from toilets and tubs
- A sewer odor outdoors or a wet strip across a lawn
- Camera video of roots, breaks or offsets at several points
A single defect can often be fixed in place. Long runs with damage spread along them, common on large older lots, are where replacement usually wins.
Districts, standards and large lots
Cherry Hills Village Sanitation District is a separate entity from the City, based at 3333 S Bannock Street #360 in Englewood (303-762-8222), and it publishes its own sewer permitting regulations and service line standards. The City's provider list also names Cherryvale Sanitation District, South Englewood Sanitation District #1, Southgate Water and Sanitation District, Devonshire Heights, Hillcrest and Mansfield Heights Water and Sanitation Districts, and Englewood Utilities. Which one serves you decides whose standards the new line must meet, so check your bill before work is planned.
Cherry Hills Village is an affluent, low-density residential community known for Cherry Hills Country Club. Low density usually means larger lots, longer distances from house to main and mature trees, stone walls and finished landscaping over the line. Older homes may still drain through original clay or cast iron, where roots enter joints and iron corrodes over decades.
What affects the cost
- Run length, often longer on large lots
- Depth and slope, which decide trench versus trenchless
- Landscaping, hardscape and mature trees to protect or restore
- District standards for materials and the connection
- City and district permits
After you call
You'll be connected with an independent local plumber who works in Cherry Hills Village. A camera inspection usually comes first to locate the damage and judge whether a trenchless method can save the landscaping. On the City side, the Building Division handles permits through its online portal; plumbing work can be covered under a main building permit if it's part of that scope, and otherwise it needs its own permit. The Building Division is at 303-783-2721, weekdays 8:00 to 4:30. Your sanitation district may also require its own permit for the connection.
Sewer Line Replacement questions in Cherry Hills Village
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