Why do the two Tennessee pages read differently?
Nashville published a policy and Memphis did not make one easy to find. The Nashville page leans on Metro's brochure, while the Memphis page tells owners how to confirm locally.
Where a plain rule exists we cite it, and where it does not we say so rather than guess.
Middle Tennessee: Nashville
Hills, creeks, a building boom and a huge restaurant scene define Nashville's drains.
Local page: Nashville. Crews also take calls from Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville and Mt. Juliet.
West Tennessee: Memphis
Midtown's 1920s housing and big trees sit beside new Cordova subdivisions.
Local page: Memphis. Callers also reach us from Germantown, Bartlett, Collierville and Southaven.
What causes Tennessee sewer backups?
Roots, grease and heavy storms. Tennessee's tree cover and rainfall both put load on older lines.
Large oaks and maples reach clay joints in older neighborhoods, and restaurant districts add grease. You can book tree root removal, drain jetting, commercial grease line jetting, and sewer line jetting. Looking elsewhere? The areas we serve page lists every state.