About Go Direct Services
Go Direct Services is a trusted provider of sewer line repair and water line repair services in Denver, CO. With over 50 years of combined experience, their trained technicians offer quick, cost-effective solutions to troubleshoot and fix problems. They provide FREE estimates and opinions, along with 24/7 phone representatives for prompt emergency responses. Customers consistently praise the professionalism, responsiveness, and reasonable prices offered by Go Direct Services. Many have had an A+ experience and recommend it as the only company to call. They are known for handling various services, including sewer replacements, drain cleans, and jetting, with an emphasis on honesty and punctuality. Reviews highlight the enthusiastic and knowledgeable crew, modern equipment, and the company's commitment to quality work.
Our home had a series of plumbing issues that required major repairs, and this company did everything it could to help our family through the process. They even worked well into the evening at times to make sure we were taken care of. Luis was amazing—he was responsive, patient, and answered all of our questions. A big thank you to him!- also My name is Shawntel Toliver not sure why its showing a Janet :)
Luis very congenial, hard-working and professional. He is a very pleasant young man. He did two townhouses for me right down the block from each other and worked diligently to get finished before dark. He was not able to get the camera through one of my listing so We are still trying to figure that out, but he did a fabulous job and a wonderful young man
I called Go Direct Services( GDS) to do a video Sewer Scope on my sewer drainline. The video scoping indicated what appeared to be a seperation of the pipeline below ground. Access to the drainline inside the building foundation is in a 4 ft crawlspace. A crew from GDS dug approximately 1.5 ft deep and approximately 3.5 ft under a comcrete slab exposing 3-4 ft of the drainline. NO moisture was detected indicating a leak in the area of the excavation. The escavation was backfilled. Luis and I agreed that further exploration to find a leak is not necessary at this time.