Fountain Drain & Sewer Service — Fast

Two Kinds of Pipe in One Town

Fountain is really two plumbing stories in one city. Old Town and the neighborhoods that grew up around the original rail town have clay and cast-iron laterals that have been in the ground for fifty to eighty years. The newer subdivisions off Fontaine Boulevard, Mesa Ridge Parkway, and out toward Ventana and Cross Creek are PVC — sound pipe, but frequently laid on fill that has settled into low spots since the builder left.

Those two situations fail differently, so we don't treat them the same. Older lines get checked for root intrusion, offset joints, and scale. Newer lines get checked for bellies, construction debris, and grade problems. Either way the camera decides, not a guess from the driveway.

Where We Work Around Fountain

Old Town Fountain, Security, Widefield, Cross Creek, Countryside, Ventana, Heritage, Mesa Ridge, Cheyenne Meadows south, and the housing along Highway 85/87 and Fontaine Boulevard. If you're between Fort Carson's gates and the Pueblo County line, we cover you.

Common Fountain Drain Problems

Roots in Old Town Laterals

Mature cottonwoods and elms along the older streets push roots straight into the joints of clay pipe. Hydro jetting with a root nozzle cuts them back to the pipe wall and flushes the debris out, and the follow-up camera pass tells you whether the entry point is small enough to live with or bad enough to repair.

Bellies in Newer Subdivisions

A sagging section holds water and catches solids, so the homeowner sees a "clog" every few months in a line that's only fifteen years old. Cabling it buys a little time; a camera inspection shows the standing water and tells you exactly how long the low section is and how deep it sits.

Grease and Kitchen Lines

Busy family kitchens and the restaurants along Highway 85/87 both build grease. Cable punches a hole through it; jetting scours the wall so it doesn't rebuild in ninety days. For commercial kitchens we set a maintenance interval so the line never gets to the backup stage.

Whole-House Backups

When every fixture gurgles at once, it isn't the fixture — it's the main line. We clear it, camera it, and show you the cause before we pack up.

Serving the Fort Carson Community

A large share of Fountain households are active duty, retired, or civilian staff at Fort Carson and Peterson SFB. That means fast turnarounds, upfront prices, and clear written findings for landlords and property managers when the homeowner is deployed or PCS'ing. We keep a standing military discount and honor senior pricing as well — see current specials.

Fountain Creek, Storm Drains, and Wet Springs

Fountain sits low along Fountain Creek, and heavy spring runoff shows up in basements and crawlspaces before it shows up anywhere else. Clogged downspout drains, trench drains, and French drains are the usual reason water ends up against a foundation instead of out at the street. We clear and camera those the same way we do sanitary lines.

What Every Fountain Call Includes

• Free estimate and a firm price before work starts
• Camera verification on main line work — you see the footage
• Jetting available, not just cabling
• Military and senior discounts
• 24/7 emergency response, usually within the hour

Call for Service in Fountain

Slow drains, gurgling toilets, or water backing into a floor drain? Call (719) 639-4137 or request service online. We'll clear the problem and prove it's clear before we leave.