Hydro Jetting Services Across Michigan

Michigan has a local page for Detroit, and our phones for the state are staffed day and night. Detroit's utility says the owner handles the private sewer line from the house to the city connection, which can sit in the alley.

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Why does Michigan start with Detroit?

It is the state's largest city, with a vast stock of early-1900s housing and a major alley-sewer program.

Alley connections are a distinctly Detroit feature, and the city's repair program is aimed at them.

Detroit and the metro

Bungalows, two-families and flats from Corktown to the East Side.

Local page: Detroit. Crews also take calls from Dearborn, Hamtramck, Warren, Southfield and Royal Oak.

Elsewhere in Michigan

Grand Rapids, Lansing, Ann Arbor and Flint each run separate systems.

Whichever Michigan town you are in, the phone is answered day or night.

What causes Michigan sewer backups?

Frost, old pipe and storms. Michigan winters and wet springs stress older laterals.

Detroit's alleys hold many of the city's sewer connections, so a failure there can undermine the pavement above it. Frost heaves joints out of line each winter, roots exploit the gaps, and a spring downpour can overload combined pipe, all of which show up first as a wet basement. That maps onto commercial grease line jetting, storm drain jetting, tree root removal, and sewer camera inspection. If you are outside this state, try the areas we serve list.

Map of the Michigan service area

Hydro jetting service area: Michigan and nearby areas. Calls are answered 24/7 from anywhere on this map.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the owner's part start in Detroit?

The owner, from where the line leaves the house to the city sewer connection, which may be in the alley. DWSD runs the public collection system.

Is there a deadline to claim after a Michigan backup?

State law sets a short window to file a written claim with the water utility. Check the current deadline in your utility's handbook.

Is someone on the phone overnight for Michigan jobs?

Yes. Someone answers at every hour for Michigan jobs.

Sources

  1. City of Detroit: Basement Backup and Flood Protection
  2. City of Detroit: Alley Sewer Repair Program announcement

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