A simple, safe, and cost-effective way to find areas that need improvement in our sanitary system.

Disconnecting a downspout from the sanitary sewer system is an easy way to protect your home from basement flooding.

Knowing how water enters and leaves your home helps prevent water damage.

Putting fat, oil, and grease (FOG) down your toilet or putting them down your drain can cause costly clogged pipes.

Downspout surveys involve visually inspecting the outside of a building to find downspouts and record where the water drains.

A storm sewer pipe collects stormwater and leads to the storm sewer system.

Dirty water from toilets, sinks, showers, and laundry leaves your house through one pipe to the sanitary sewer system.

Steps to take after a basement flood

Taking care of your water pipes and meter can help prevent frozen pipes.

Avoid leaks outside by winterizing your pipes and turning off your outdoor water before winter begins.