Municipal wastewater service. One call, and a real person answers.

Scope first, then the schedule

A public works call starts with scope. Tell us which lines, stations, streets, or sites need attention, what condition they are in, and when access is open. We can work from that information, plan the visit, and keep one point of contact for the department.

For planned work, a written scope can name the site, access point, and work window. That gives everyone the same starting point when more than one department or location is involved.

Line jetting uses high-pressure water to clear grease, roots, or buildup inside a pipe. A lift station is a pumping station that moves wastewater when gravity cannot carry it onward. For either job, the crew needs the location and the problem described clearly before work begins.

Work that keeps public sites moving

A catch basin is the box with a grate that collects rainwater and holds silt before it reaches a pipe. Catch basin cleaning takes that buildup out before it blocks the path for water. Hydro excavation uses water and vacuum instead of a bucket to uncover buried lines and cables.

Grading shapes the ground so water follows the intended slope. It can be part of a larger site plan or a focused correction at a public property. Emergency service covers the call that cannot wait for planned work. We offer 24/7 emergency service, with a real person answering at any hour.

One contact across six counties

Utility managers may have work in more than one place at once. Our crew is already in Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry, Glades, and DeSoto counties, so the conversation starts with the site and the scope, not a handoff to another company.

Call (239) 225-2255. It is the direct office line, and a real person answers at any hour. We can talk through access, scheduling, and paperwork, then keep the next call connected to the same office.